The answer is very simple. It is a quiet part of the digital segment
and it's free to use for all.
LA5VNA Steinar
expeditionradio wrote:
>
> Respectfully, I'm just curious why you would want to run such an
> experiment directly on top of an existing ham radio 24/7 global Emcomm
> network at 1
I would be more inclined to say that it is the lack of propagation on
the higher bands that has stopped the use of MT63 for DX work
Olivia managed to hang on for some time longer due to its better S/NR
characteristics BUT if you dont have propagation you dont have QSOs
in any mode
I would like to
Ok, Bonnie, I will explain.
You said "Respectfully, I'm just curious why you would want to run such an
experiment directly on top of an existing ham radio 24/7 global Emcomm
network at 14109 USB? ..."
That tells me you don't want others to use the frequency. That is what makes
me believe you
Bonnie,
I ran both on 14,109 till I starting seeing the QRM from ALE.
I really think that is the reason that you or anyone else sees
no MT63 there.
I first started with ALE about 2002 or 2003 and gave up on it.
And still today I still see no regard by ALE stations for a freq
that may be in use.
"Thank you. However, ham radio ALE was past the
experimental stage about 7 years ago."
That is just too bad, since progress is the name of the game
John
VE5MU
From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of expeditionradio
Sent: Wedn
> John VE5MU wrote:
> I admire the dedication that you and your fellow
> experimenters have with ALE, and the progress
> you have made so far.
Hi John,
Thank you. However, ham radio ALE was past the
experimental stage about 7 years ago.
73 Bonnie KQ6XA
You and your cohorts may have the lofty ambition of forming a Ale Global
network, but lets face it: 20 people making soundings all day is not making
anything other than QRM . No more so are various groups that I have been
involved with ,testing many new and old modes for their capacity to arry
d
> Howard K5HB wrote:
> Bonnie, I asked because you don't seem to want to share the frequency.
Hi Howard,
Please explain.
I don't understand what you are talking about.
Bonnie KQ6XA
> John VE5MU wrote:
> To call a few operators using ALE soundings on
> 14109.0 a "global Emcomm Network" is a bit of a
> stretch, We do share these frequencies
> 14109.0 is not busy to say the least.
Hi John,
Your observation about 14109 being "not busy"
is not supported by facts. It is p
Bonnie, I asked because you don't seem to want to share the frequency.
Howard K5HB
From: expeditionradio
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 7:21:25 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: on 14.109 USB all day (Q15X25) - please read abo
Respectfully, I question why a few operators would transmit an ALE sounding
on top of a Q25 QSO without listening first.
To call a few operators using ALE soundings on 14109.0 a "global Emcomm
Network" is a bit of a stretch, We do share these frequencies
14109.0 is not busy to say the least
> Bonnie, amateur frequencies are shared.
> We always listen before transmitting, don't you?
>
> Howard K5HB
I don't have any idea why you would be asking me that question, Howard.
Bonnie KQ6XA
Bonnie, amateur frequencies are shared. We always listen before transmitting,
don't you?
Howard K5HB
From: expeditionradio
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 6:57:28 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: on 14.109 USB all day (Q15X2
Hi Les,
It is 2009. Digital evolution moves on.
MT63 had a few good years of activity in the late 1990s. It was a
significant step in the evolution of digital texting modes. But, alas,
the popularity of MT63 on 14109 kHz USB subsided about 8 years ago.
This coincided with the increasing popular
Bonnie
One would also respectfully ask why the 24/7 Global Emcomm group
would choose to run their system on a known MT63 frequency of long
standing - I guess we all should keep in mind that no one group has any
claim to ANY frequency and to expect QRM from others should be the norm
Les VK2DSG
exp
Respectfully, I'm just curious why you would want to run such an
experiment directly on top of an existing ham radio 24/7 global Emcomm
network at 14109 USB?
Bonnie KQ6XA
> I've left my system on 14.109 USB running Q15X25 through
> the soundmodem software.
> Connect to VE4KLM please. I'll send
Good morning,
I've left my system on 14.109 USB running Q15X25 through
the soundmodem software. My settings are the same as what
you guys are using for MixW, EXCEPT the following :
FEC = 3
I noticed the MixW default is 15,5 (I wonder if that's the
equivalent of 3 for soundmodem). I don't kno
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