Pactor I wasn't added until 1993. You don't need anything special on
the computer to run it, even a dumb terminal will work fine.
Since the latest version of rom (7.2 I think) is still selling along
with an upgrade to the venerable pk232mbx to add dsp filtering and
psk31 capability, I doubt if
This is not a topic for digitalradio in particular, but to the use of
a particular piece of equipment to serve it's purpose.
Please do not follow this thread in the group.
There maybe members interested in joining a new group dedicated to
subnotebook ps's for ham radio. Here is the address if
The ARIL just got roundly criticized by the Amateur Radio community for its HF
Internet petition with the FCC. Here comes the next installation - this time
for VHF.
Check out the following URL's:
http://www.arrl.org/announce/board.html
http://www.arrl.org/announce/reports-2006/january/
For
Of course, Tim is spreading his usual anti ARRL,
Anti Winlink, Anti Change, Anti Internet and Anti Virtually Everything Else
missinformation rants to make his point.
The reason that the ARRL BOD voted UNANIMOUSLY to
support encryption was due to practical real world experience during the
Just because HIPAA doesn't require protection of data transmitted
by hams or the Red Cross doesn't mean it shouldn't be protected, does it?
Are we not free to do the right thing without being forced to do it?
Sounds like another thread to get moved quickly over to the politics
group.
-ps
Tim
If we Hams want to play a role in EMCOMM then we need to be able to
serve our Agencies requirments for confidentiality when all else fails...
Harold;
Thereâs a game I like to play, itâs called âWhat dog in the fightâ?
Your dog is very visable With your statement:
âIf we Hams want to
Howard,
On Friday 10 February 2006 19:23, Dr. Howard S. White wrote:
Of course, Tim is spreading his usual anti ARRL, Anti Winlink, Anti Change,
Anti Internet and Anti Virtually Everything Else missinformation rants to
make his point.
ROFL! So much attributing motive, Howard. Can you read my
No, we are not free do use encryption on amateur radio. That is for a good
reason. It is called self-policing.
The minute the East Congaline ARES group decides to become an Internet
provider and set up a network for the County EOC connecting them to the
Sheriff's office and decides to encrypt
At 07:36 PM 2/10/06, Tim Gorman wrote:
The ARIL just got roundly criticized by the Amateur Radio community
for its HF
Internet petition with the FCC. Here comes the next installation - this time
for VHF.
Check out the following URL's:
http://www.arrl.org/announce/board.html
EMCOMM has
always been thefirst reason for existence of HAM
Radio.
Sec. 97.1 Basis and purpose
The rules and regulations in this part are designed to provide
an amateur radio service having a fundamental
purpose as expressed in the following principles:
(a) Recognition and
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