Very good points, Darko,
Even though the WINMOR set of protocols has been developed by one group,
the protocol is open so that other individuals or groups can incorporate
the protocol and may even further develop the protocol as they see fit.
If the initial development group decided to not make
Exactly. With the prevailing bad propagation (and maybe the increased
noise levels around my QTH) it is rare lately that P III can go into
"fourth gear" or higher...
And I did not have good luck with Q15X25. It was more tha five years
ago, and I blamed my old computer...
73,
Jose, CO2JA
Ric
On Sat, 02 May 2009 01:49:47 +0200, Rick W wrote:
> Based upon the modulation developed for WINMOR, is it fair to say that
> some of the wider and higher speed modes will be roughly equivalent to
> Q15X25?
If WINMOR will be "interface" only for Winlink then it will be useless !
Sure, that will b
Based upon the modulation developed for WINMOR, is it fair to say that
some of the wider and higher speed modes will be roughly equivalent to
Q15X25?
It still is perplexing to me as to why Q15X25 did so poorly (based on
numerous comments from those that tried it) yet the modulation is
surprisi
On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 02:30:21 +0100, Peter Jordahl wrote:
>
> Anyone know of a standalone Windows version?
>
There is no standalone versuion, you can find "driver" for
Flex32 called "soundmodem" too.
You can use that "modem" with packet terminal software
WPP and Paxon.
But, MixW working much be
23 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Ready for Q15X25 packet test ...
In Canada we are limited to 1000Hz bandwidth between 10.1 and 10.150MHz,
as per RBR-4. However, we are primary users of 30m and are allowed
1000W, if I read the regs right.
--
Sean - VA5LF
In Canada we are limited to 1000Hz bandwidth between 10.1 and 10.150MHz,
as per RBR-4. However, we are primary users of 30m and are allowed
1000W, if I read the regs right.
--
Sean - VA5LF
Rick W wrote:
>
>
> Q15X25 and other wide modes (voice communications bandwidth) are legal
> here in the
Q15X25 and other wide modes (voice communications bandwidth) are legal
here in the U.S., and if operated 10.140 to 10.150, also meet the IARU
Region 2 Band Plan recommendations (maximum 2700 Hz).
I am currently in contact with my wife for a couple of hours on HF (3620
LSB phone) as she travels
I can hear the signals there but I have no software to use for this mode, sorry.
Russell
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