I took a 1st phone course from NRI back in 1965 and took two courses in
electronics from the physics department at UNC at Chapel Hill in 1966
and 1967. There was some things we learned about ones and zeros back
then, but that was over 40 years ago. I worked in broadcasting until
1984, but everyth
Did you really say that?!
One of the best DX ragchews I ever had was on Pactor with a ZL. We
typed back and forth for over an hour, and everything got through
despite miserable condx and fading propagation. A phone or CW QSO
would have been constant repeats. Honestly, I'd say that my mode
prefe
Hey, wake up Charlie !! We are talking about HAM RADIO here, we are not
fixated on the internet.
73 de Jim K4PYT
Hey "digital" guys... stop whining and get ur digital sigs onto the internet
where they can be better served. Digital radio experiments are ok, but
really, on a steady basis, i
Hey "digital" guys... stop whining and get ur digital sigs onto the internet
where they can be better served. Digital radio experiments are ok, but
really, on a steady basis, is digital really ham radio, functions like
internet chat to me.
73
Charles Harpole
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Thanks to the gentle man who responded that my flickering display is
normal. I contacted Rotornorm who confirmed this:
Hi Steve,
the bouncing display is a function of trying to digitize and analog
circuit. The digital display wants to resolve to a higher level than
the wire wound pot and the an