Yes, I use one for digital modes - what is your problem (please post in the
forum).
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: "jhaynesatalumni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I need help.
I need help.
Yeh, and let's not forget the "air heads" who also think that CW was
what they continually describe as a "LID filter." I've been licensed
50-Plus years and I can assure you the CW requirement did nothing
to keep out the current flock of resident sociopaths and tree climbers
that can be found here
Read the rest of the ARRL announcement. The FCC will make the freqs
from 3585 -3600 Khz available for automatic stations.
Eric - K9NP
On Dec 15, 2006, at 9:29 PM, kd4e wrote:
> Andrew O'Brien wrote:
>> When does this take effect? Can no code hams start tonight on HF
>> or do
>> we have to wait for the rules to be published in the Federal Register
>> plus 30 days ?
>
> I am advised by someone familiar with bureaucrat-speak
>
Bill McLaughlin writes:
> I thought the convention was 30 days to effectivity after the
> announcement?
Changes in US regulations are normally effective 30 days after they
are published in the Federal Register. For example, the omnibus
changes were announced in October, but not published in t
I don't remember the FCC ever before issuing a news release
about a report and order without releasing the Report and Order
along with it. Maybe the administrative help took off early
for a Christmas party or something. I suspect we'll see the
Report and Order on Monday, with rule changes to be p
I thought the convention was 30 days to effectivity after the
announcement? Although the "press release" is not the conventional
methodology the FCC usually uses to announce a R&O. Unless I am daft
(which may well be), isn't it ironic that the code requirement will be
dropped for Techs who will
Just getting started in digital voice and had my first "real" QSO in
that mode today. Before I start logging these, or start modifying my
modes table in DXKeeper, I'd like to find out if there is any type of
"standard" for the mode entry in an ADIF log. Is there a digital voice
mode accepted by ADI
No, not today. The R&O has not issued, just the press relrease. See
the ARRL home page where it says it is not clear what the effective date
will be.
73,
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 8:34 am, paul odem wrote:
> right now dec 15.
>
> Andrew O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> When does t
yes, along with "Roger, Roger".
It has been "Ten Four, Good Buddy" on the part of
13WPM and 20WPM Hams on 75M for 40 years.
So much for CW as a LID filter.
Sigh.
right now dec 15.
Andrew O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: When does this take effect?
Can no code hams start tonight on HF or do
we have to wait for the rules to be published in the Federal Register
plus 30 days ?
Andy K3UK
Bob,
Oh, don't be such a pessimist and a cynic!
My daughter is a genius who is studying for her Tech.
She calls me once a week for help with a study question.
Just because you think this radio stuff is simple, doesn't mean
all semi-tractor trailer drives will think it is a snap, too (HI).
73,
> Ten Four, Good Buddy!
> 73, Bob AA8X
It has been "Ten Four, Good Buddy" on the part of
13WPM and 20WPM Hams on 75M for 40 years.
So much for CW as a LID filter.
Sigh.
--
Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E
... in sunny & warm Florida :-)
~~~
Thank our brave sold
Ten Four, Good Buddy!
73, Bob AA8X
- Original Message -
From: Radioguy
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 7:07 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] FCC Drops Morse Code
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NEWS MEDIA CONTACT:
December 15,
2006
Chelsea Fallon
Look at it this way...
The record suggests that ARRL has long ago sold out to Winlink, or at the very
least is willing to sacrifice the HF frequencies so Winlink's automatic
Pactor-III stations have free reign over the phone bands instead of being
confined to the automatic subbands as the FCC
Leslie,
Welcome to the group! I'll echo the other responses to say give it a shot
with what you have. If you find that it doesn't give you the performance
you desire, you can step up to a higher quality internal or external sound
card. Among internal cards PCI, the M-Audio Delta44 is considere
Absolutely Joe. I actually think that a test in digital mode applications
has more relevance that CW, although I am not advocating one.
Andy K3UK
- Original Message -
From: Joe9H5JO
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2006 4:46 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: F
And about time too! Let me state it: I AM NOT
AGAINST MORSE it is a very efficient mode of
communication and it should continue as a mode of
communication for those who want to use it.
But that is just what Morse is: ome MODE of
communication. Imagine having to have to sit an
exam for every mode
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