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rely on an independent AM detector of lesser performance (c.f. PSK31).
The system must cope with 0.1% sound card sampling rate errors.
The FFT receiver would also provide the information for a waterfall
display, AFC, the signal strength meter (actually an Eb/No meter
approximation), possibly squelch and a peak signal level for AGC use.
5.
Acceptance by the widest cross-section of the Amateur community
is more likely if the system requirements are universally available,
specifications and source are open, if the software exists on multiple
platforms, and is well documented and presented. Of course the coding
details must be made public in any case.
6.
All stages of the project should be open to comment. Volunteers are
sought for research, coding, system integration, UI design,
documentation, publicity and testing. Testing should include
ionospheric simulation tests (please note Johan KC7WW).
A closed Reflector might be started for detailed discussion of the
development by those who have agreed to have input or provide output.
Author:
Murray Greenman ZL1BPU
06/06/00
Note that the author is a digital mode enthusiast and technical writer,
not a whizzo digital signal processing or programming expert. The author
is prepared to coordinate and document the effort, and would prefer the
driving of the spec and the programming of this project to be coordinated
by folk with more experience.
All suggestions in this document are open to constructive criticism.
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Date: Fri, 09 Jun 2000 14:57:04 -0500
From: Darren Ream <reamesq@swbell.net>
Subject: PSK31 on 2 meters
Has anyone tried PSK31 on 2 meters? If so, what frequencies can you
suggest using and how have you found the performance of PSK31 on two
meters? I am interested in trying it out for weak signal work and am
curious if anyone has any thoughts.
Darren Ream, W5DKE
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Date: Fri, 09 Jun 2000 21:28:41 GMT
From: 6Plus Activity Club <simplyinfo@sc.rr.com>
Subject: PSK31 on 2 meters
Darren,
I would suggest visiting the website
http://home.sc.rr.com/simplyinfo/6plus/
It is a club devoted to PSk above 6 meters. Then again I am a little
biased.
--
6Plus Activity Club
Dedicated to increasing 6 meter and above PSK Activity
Email: simplyinfo@sc.rr.com
http://home.sc.rr.com/simplyinfo/6plus/index.html
Contact me for info on joining the
FIRST PSK Club for 6 Meters and Above !!!
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Date: Fri, 09 Jun 2000 16:38:25 -0500
From: Darren Ream <reamesq@swbell.net>
Subject: PSK31 on 2 meters
Has anyone tried PSK31 on 2 meters? If so, what frequencies can you
suggest using and how have you found the performance of PSK31 on two
meters? I am interested in trying it out for weak signal work and am
curious if anyone has any thoughts.
Darren Ream, W5DKE
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Date: 9 Jun 2000 23:43:22 GMT
From: Speed-Demon@pjdskgelnpi.net
Subject: WIDESPREAD INCOMPETENCE AT BELL ATLANTIC
Friday, June 9, 2000
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It would seem that in every category of service BA offers, there are a
whole lot of unhappy customers. With the possible exception of
voice-only service, BA has littered the Internet with consumer
horror stories.
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Let's take DSL for example... You need only spend a little time
in COMP.DCOM.XDSL to learn that this is a service that BA is just
not in a position to support and should probably not be offering at all.
Network availability is abysmal (less than 50% for some people); as
evidenced by last weeks' outage, where major parts of the mid-Atlantic and
northeast were without DSL service for 72 hours and longer.
Multiple subscribers report calling into tech support, only to
be told that there were no reported problems with the network.
Could anything be more frustrating?
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It also appears that BA is not at all committed to staffing their
tech support and customer service lines with properly trained,
articulate, informed and technically capable individuals.
It's as though these people were simply grabbed off the street and
required to man the helpdesk phones - like conscripts into some
rag-tag militia.
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Perhaps the US Government should take a look at Bell Atlantic in
much the same way it's currently looking at Microsoft, with a similar
remedy in mind.
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Date: 10 Jun 2000 03:13:23 GMT
From: pmunsel@aol.com (PMunsel)
Subject: WIDESPREAD INCOMPETENCE AT BELL ATLANTIC
Unfortunately Bell Atlantic is not the only one like this. Have you tried
getting service for a cell phone? Most of these companies have gone the route
of Radio Shack... They don't want customer reps with any working knowledge, as
it will show they (the company) is not as competent as the advertising would
have you think, or perhaps thaat is as committed as they want you to think...
Paul Munsel
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