The most current SCAMP Specification file was Revision Q, dated Feb 1,
2005. It is on the ScampProtocol yahoogroup. That group has been very
quiet for well over a year as we are waiting for Rick, KN6KB, to
complete his priority work with other programming before he can get back
to working on SC
Mark,
Back in 1986-1988 a military civil engineering unit ran packet using an AEA
PK-232. They started out using 300 baud and it didn't do too well. Then they
dropped it to 110 baud and it worked much better. Finally they dropped it to
50 baud and got 100% throughput...even more throughput t
Hello Rick,
RR for all!
Pax2 has a speed of 117 wpm for a useful speed of about 50 to 60 wpm in average
after the protocol management...
>The timing of Windows/Linux is not so bad that you could not have a moderate
>sized >window.
Under Linux and DOS, I think a synchronous ARQ mode is possibl
Hi Rick.
I can't disagree with you too much.
The feed point impedance is what I look at more then height. I find where the
feed point is 50 ohms and lock it there.
Depending on the soil I'm over (generally very dry here in South Texas), I have
started putting a counterpoise under the dipole o
Hello, All!!
I had been running MMTTY for 3 years on an older(2003 vintage)
laptop, using a homebrew interface connected to the serial port.
FSK using a T-T Omni VI.
Flawless operation, and the Hombrew Interface works well with WinPSK
as well, SO I was a happy camper...AND THEN..
