Hello Gary - Thanks for the interest and the info on Helical Winding of
my vertical antenna..
It really seems to do the business on 20 & 40 Metre Bands, but so far in
the 3 days the antenna has been up, I have heard nothing on 15 or 10.
Another point is, that using my ATU (The Kenwood AT-230), g
If you "rename" the new port to one of the old ports that is now unused,
you'll have no problems.
Dave
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 5:12 PM, graham787 wrote:
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>
> Windows device manager is showing all the com ports 1 > 12 are in use ..
> but i only have 3 usb to serial devices and 1 usb modem in the
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 5:12 PM, graham787 wrote:
>
>
> Windows device manager is showing all the com ports 1 > 12 are in use ..
> but i only have 3 usb to serial devices and 1 usb modem in the pc
>
> using the port 'scanner' in HRD (press connect button) the window is
> showing me that devices no
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Betreff: Re: [digitalradio] Packet Operation???
The new units I have been looking at
Windows device manager is showing all the com ports 1 > 12 are in use .. but
i only have 3 usb to serial devices and 1 usb modem in the pc
using the port 'scanner' in HRD (press connect button) the window is
showing me that devices no longer in the pc are using the ports .. by 'a
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On Sunday 03 January 2010 16:35:16 Tim N9PUZ wrote:
> Rotten Robbie wrote:
> > The new units I have been looking at have an optional module that is
> > installed in the transceiver and allow direct connection to a PC serial
> > port. I assume the optional modules are effectively TNCs.
> >
> > Are t
Rotten Robbie wrote:
> The new units I have been looking at have an optional module that is
> installed in the transceiver and allow direct connection to a PC serial
> port. I assume the optional modules are effectively TNCs.
>
> Are the TNC connectors on the back of the unit that don't have an
The new units I have been looking at have an optional module that is
installed in the transceiver and allow direct connection to a PC serial
port. I assume the optional modules are effectively TNCs.
Are the TNC connectors on the back of the unit that don't have an internal
TNC merely sound inpu
k5myj wrote:
> I have been looking at some of the newer VHF mobile tranceivers. Mine
> is a 2003 variety. The next one Kenwood built has a PACKET connector
> on it.
>
> Is this Packet interface usable as a digital mode between two
> stations in simplex mode?
>
> My next step is to locate packet s
AMTOR like PACTOR are ARQ modes.
Amtor does have a FEC mode to it. But it very hard
to find anyone using Amtor now days with all the
sound cards modes around today.
At 01:57 PM 1/3/2010, you wrote:
>Listening just now on my xmas present, a Kenwood TH-F6A, on 10, 15, and 20m,
>heard PLENTY of digi
Listening just now on my xmas present, a Kenwood TH-F6A, on 10, 15, and 20m,
heard PLENTY of digital signals, mostly RTTY or AMTOR (which one not sure)
connected to a 11m stick in the basement here.
Now to get the ts-940sat working again and a DECENT antenna outside...:(
James W8ISS
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I have been looking at some of the newer VHF mobile tranceivers. Mine is a 2003
variety. The next one Kenwood built has a PACKET connector on it.
Is this Packet interface usable as a digital mode between two stations in
simplex mode?
My next step is to locate packet software and find out how it
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