[digitalradio] 7034 USB? Re: 7Mc JT65 Frequency

Hi Kevin, The Digitalradio group 40m frequency is 7034.0kHz USB If you set your USB VFO to 7034.0 kHz USB, then your JT65A transmit frequency is approximately: 7035.2-7035.5 kHz This frequency should be OK for Asia/Eur/Aus/Pacific/Rus/Afr, and other areas of the world. Bonnie KQ6XA --- In

[digitalradio] Digital 7MHz World Bandplans Comparison

Here is a current list of 7MHz world bandplans for comparison. It is interesting to note the apparent common worldwide segment for 500Hz bandwidth digital texting/data at 7035-7038kHz. It is defined for digital/data/texting in all areas of the world. In Japan, this segment shares SSB activity,

Re: [digitalradio] Digital 7MHz World Bandplans Comparison

Hi Bonnie Google New Australian 7 MHz Band Plan Regards Les VK2DSG expeditionradio wrote: Here is a current list of 7MHz world bandplans for comparison. It is interesting to note the apparent common worldwide segment for 500Hz bandwidth digital texting/data at 7035-7038kHz. It

Re: [digitalradio] 7034 USB? Re: 7Mc JT65 Frequency

Aside from 7034 VFO frequency that Bonnie mentions, Japanese , USA, and Europeans have been using 7043 this week for JT65A operations. They have used both USB and LSB. Addditionally I see 7025 CQ 7025 USB 1st (7L4IOUjavascript:mailto('7L4IOU','arrl.net','')) Andy, On 4/22/07,

[digitalradio] New revsions to K3UK's The Complete Bozo's Guide to HF JT65A

A revised version of K3UK's The Complete Bozo's Guide to HF JT65A has been released at http://www.obriensweb.com/bozoguidejt65a.htm This contains significant revision and new items. Thanks to all that contributed ideas. The knowledge base for HF application of WSJT/JT65A is getting to the point

[digitalradio] What mode?

I'm new to a lot of the newer digital modes out there. I just recently installed DigTRX and WinDRM. I've been listening to 14.236 USB and I keep hearing some buzzes that I thought were DRM but apparently aren't. I also don't get anything on DigTRX. What mode could this be?

Re: [digitalradio] What mode?

The other mode that you hear is likely the proprietary AOR . It appears just a little wider in the DRM waterfall , does not line up with the three little WinDRM markers. Andy K3UK On 4/22/07, n6tgk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm new to a lot of the newer digital modes out there. I just

[digitalradio] Re: What mode?

--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The other mode that you hear is likely the proprietary AOR . It appears just a little wider in the DRM waterfall , does not line up with the three little WinDRM markers. Andy K3UK Okay. I don't suppose there's a

[digitalradio] Re: New revsions to K3UK's The Complete Bozo's Guide to HF JT65A

New revisions fill in some holes. Thanks. One of the revision areas states: One JT65A user remarked that the 6 minutes length of time to conclude the standard exchange was agony, he did not like the wait. Certainly, a JT65A QSO takes longer than the quick voice contacts or a RTTY DX exchange.

Re: [digitalradio] Re: New revsions to K3UK's The Complete Bozo's Guide to HF JT65A

Yep, I agree. Andy K3UK On 4/22/07, Brian A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: New revisions fill in some holes. Thanks. One of the revision areas states: One JT65A user remarked that the 6 minutes length of time to conclude the standard exchange was agony, he did not like the wait. Certainly, a