Here we go again..
Dave AA6YQ wrote:
> Re "I know that just made a lot of the anti pactor and anti wide sahck in
> their shoes. Deal with it, once again it worked"
>
> Your "blatant trolling" counter has overflowed, John. Time to add a few more
> bits...
>
> 73,
>
>Dave, AA6Y
Someone's acronym generator has gotten into the email again...
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
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From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of David Little
Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2008 10:27 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [digita
Rick, Andy, All,
It is totally unreliable, undocumented and probably not reputable.
I can't remember if it was during Huntsville or Dayton that the headshed
made these assertions and small publicity came out afterwards.
For the most part this discussion has always flown under the radar.
I
I just heard from a reliable senior ARRL source, that this is not true.
Andy K3UK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Did they really ???
>
> Andy K3UK
>
> 2008/11/23 David Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >Another example of why ARRL turned
David,
I have been a ham for many years and follow most all public
service/emergency communications issues quite closely. I have never
heard of your claims below from any reputable source. If you read QST
and follow ARRL BOD decisions you would know that the ARRL has supported
any and all publ
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We all have out opinions.
2.4 KHz is well within the 3.0 KHz bandwidth. The desire of Hams to
operate on top of another station is another reason for serious
consideration of NTIA spectrum for reliable communications and the
discipline necessary to conduct them.
MARS still handles some MARSGRA
David,
You have your opinion I call tell you that NTS and NTSD is going stong...
Last month Eastern Area NTSD handled over 10,000 messages
Regarding the distaste for P3, it is a spectrum hog at 2.4 Khz more suited to
commerical applications (where there are "fixed" channels) rather than
Did they really ???
Andy K3UK
2008/11/23 David Little <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Another example of why ARRL turned over all long distance (HF)
> emergency communications to the MARS organizations and agreed that Hams were
> to provide only last mile (VHF/UHF) emergency communications.
>
>
> Enjo
At this point in time most of the traffic is ham to ham. like welcome to ham
radio, your license is about to expire, welcome to a new ham club (group of
hams) etc..Some of these are also confirmation of messages received, birthday
greetings and the like... This ia a free public service sponsored
Another example of why ARRL turned over all long distance (HF) emergency
communications to the MARS organizations and agreed that Hams were to
provide only last mile (VHF/UHF) emergency communications.
The Ham community showed their distaste for P3, so it has been largely
moved to NTIA frequenci
My unscientific tests so far with different packages is that MixW seems to
decode Olivia the best for me, but the lag is longest. I am using MULTIPSK,
MixW and FLDIGI at present.
Other factors enter into things, coexistence with Windows and other software
being chief for me. Today I was recei
Oh not at all Dave.
Many on this list alone are very anti wide, pactor and yet never
copied a single word of the mode. Have no clue what so ever what
goes on in the world of pactor. Like I said it saved the day for
us in this area.
At 04:30 PM 11/23/2008, you wrote:
>Re "I know that just made a
Re "I know that just made a lot of the anti pactor and anti wide sahck in
their shoes. Deal with it, once again it worked"
Your "blatant trolling" counter has overflowed, John. Time to add a few more
bits...
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
-Original Message-
From: digitalradio@yahoogro
While we in this area was up to our back side with water
early this year Pactor and WinLink work just fine for us.
FEMA as well as SEMA Just loved that they could get updates via
their blackberry. You must first understand that in the rural areas
such as this there is very little cell coverage i
I still believe the decoder may be improved in two ways:
1) Better frequency and time resolution of the decoder. In worst case
Pawel's decoder will be 1/4 of frequency and time spacing off. While
his code is efficient for initial locking, it may lock more precise
after initial sync. I believe this
Hello Andy,
The Multipsk code is not better than the Pawel's design. If I had to rewrite
the code, I would prefer to use the Pawel's design because it is simpler.
Simply when I wrote it, I was used to do this way (as with MFSK16, PSK31...)
and moreover, I had doubts about the precision of a dou
Howdy Folks:
Okay, it's time to ready yourselves and your station for the upcoming TARA
RTTY Melee to be held on December 6, 2008 at 00:00 UTC. Now, I'm totally
aware
that this just might not be your most favorite contest, according to a poll
that was
taken a year ago or so. But, it's been
Hello David,
I would like to ask what type of traffic is involved in the messages you
mentioned (10,000 messages in Oct 2008).
I was surprised because so many people use email and cell phones. Where does
this volume come from?
Howard K5HB
From: David Strue
Bonnie,
NTSD is complementary to the traditional NTS structure and interfaces with it
on all the NTS structure levels. It is administered through the NTS structure
at area level by Area Digital Coordinators each reporting to the NTS Area
Chairperson.
NTSD automated stations are one transmitter
So does this mean that Patrick has IMPROVED on Pawel's design and the "true"
implementation within DM780 is not as effective, or is DM780 slower but
better at decoding ?
Andy
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 4:34 PM, Patrick Lindecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello Votjech,
>
> >I believe the di
Hi Dave WB2FTX,
Does a station in the NTS Digital net
operate 24/7 on all HF bands simultaneously?
Does a typical station in the NTS Digital net use
8 transceivers to achieve simultaneous operation
on the 8 HF bands
80m/40m/30m/20m/17m/15m/12m/10m?
Or, does each NTS Digital station scan ever
Just for the record... My original comments were made tongue in cheek But
for the record
NTS Digital operates 24/7 on 80, 40, 30, 20, 17, and 15 meters... There are
mutiple stations that do this, again primarily dedicated to NTS traffic... Some
of the delivery points are made through pa
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