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Date: Fri, 07 Jul 00 21:35:45 MET
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From: pa2aga@pe1mvx.ampr.org
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> http://www.qsl.net/zl1bpu You will find links to the software, etc
>
> 73's
> Rob
>
> "Mark Flanagan" <markf@cshore.com> wrote in message
> news:slpme3r1jev24@corp.supernews.com...
> > I have just hooked up my rig to receive PSK-31. I downloaded a couple
> > programs but after Steve (WB8IMY) Ford's review of Digipan in QST I went
> > with that. I really don't have it all figured out yet and also have yet
> to
> > get the wiring right for sending. I would like to hear your comments on
> > which program you find best for which PSK-31 application. My uses will be
> > strictly DX, ragchewing and logging.
> >
> > Also, what seems to be the best method for keying, using the computer's
> > serial port or the rig's vox?
> >
> > --
> > Mark Flanagan, K1MKF
> > k1mkf@qsl.net
> > http://www.qsl.net/k1mkf/
> >
> >
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Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2000 12:42:06 GMT
From: Den <dennis.spiess@reckitt.com>
Subject: Field day review (MixW rocks)
In article <I3q75.2258$JZ4.7235@newsfeed.slurp.net>,
"Shawn Garringer" <sgarringer@planetcr.com> wrote:
> we had the exact opposite expeirence. although there is way to much
QRM
> from the Kilowatt amplifier on SSB to do other protocols such as SSTV
or
> 300bps packet, PSK31 worked flawlessly, amazing everyone who stopped
by.
> When we turned up the rigs speaker, often you could only here the
noise from
> the other stations, and not even notice a signal was present! We
used only
> 30 to 40 watts output, not causing any interference to other
stations. It
> was amaizing, I must say.
>
> Shawn Garringer, KC0AKY
> Freshman, Iowa State University, Computer Engineering Major
>
What PSK software were you using. Like an idiot I only brought TrueTTY
so I could run traditional RTTY as well as PSK. Sure wished I had other
packages to try. Its not like they weigh a lot on the hard drive.... I
always did have 20-20 hind sight!
73
Den Spiess W2DEN
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Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2000 15:43:36 GMT
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Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000 04:50:17 GMT
From: "Bill Crocker" <bcrocker@home.com>
Subject: FS: OptoTrakker Decoder
FOR SALE:
Like brand new, complete with box, manual, software!
ONLY: $250.00 shipped within the U.S.!
Bill Crocker
Mfg. Site: http://www.optoelectronics.com/optotrakker.htm
The Optotrakker is a communications decoder that when interfaced to a
computer, will quickly and easily turn a number of receivers into a trunked
radio tracking receiver. The Optotrakker can also interface to virtually any
receiver for the decoding of CTCSS, DCS, LTR, Motorola Type I and II, and
DTMF, in a non-PC application by displaying data on its two line LCD
display.
WHAT CAN THE OPTOTRAKKER DO FOR YOU ?
The Optotrakker used with the supplied TrakkStar Windows software, is the
first and only product that can scan multiple types of trunking systems on
any frequency band at the same time. The Optotrakker allows you to now scan
Motorola 400MHz, 500MHz, 800MHz systems, as well as the 900MHz systems,
simultaneously with rapid speed and data capabilities. Using an exclusive
pass through technology, interfacing with future receivers will be easy as
the Optotrakker requires the use of only one com port. Supports ICOM R7000,
R7100, R8500, R9000, R10, AOR AR8000, and AR5000.
Decodes CTCSS, DCS, LTR, DTMF and Motorola talk group ID's
Scan multiple trunked systems simultaneously
All trunked frequency bands supported, including 400MHz, 500MHz, 800MHz, and
900MHz
Interfaces to virtually any receiver when not under computer control
Supplied with TrakkStar Windows trunk decoding software
Built-in Data Slicer for decoding of FSK programs
Two Line LCD display
Interface cables supplied with OptoTrakker
Power 7 - 15VDC
Size 1.8" high x 4.5" wide x 4" deep
*Discriminator audio audio modification to receiver may be required.*
Software Requirements:
Windows 95 or 98, (Windows 3.11 not supported)
IBM PC compatible, 486/586,
VGA display, mouse and hard drive.
Minimum RAM: 8 megabytes.
One serial port required.
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Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 14:11:57 -0400
From: "DB Enterprises" <dbenterprise1@yahoo.com>
Subject: Mobile electronics at the best prices anywhere.
For the best prices on all your mobile or personal mobile electronic needs,
visit DB Enterprises at www.wa-digitalmedia.com/dbenterprises
We carry a wide selection of automotive electronics including CB Radios,
Amps, Speakers, Police Scanners, and Car Stereos by manufactures such as
Jensen, Midland, Uniden, Pyramid, and more.
So for the best prices anywhere, visit our web-site at:
www.wa-digitalmedia.com/dbenterprises
Dave Balisciano
President
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Date: Thu, 06 Jul 2000 06:52:06 GMT
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Date: Wed, 05 Jul 2000 21:05:55 -0700
From: mjs <relaxndeletethis@frontiernet.net>
Subject: Tech question - AM/FM digital radio
I'm looking for an answer to a problem that I have had with my last
five digital AM/FM stereo pocket radios. All five of them have died
the exact same death. Two of them were Radio Shack Optimus radios and
three of them were Sony SRF-M32 Walkmans. They all ran on two AAA
batteries. The Optimus has a small external speaker (which I never
used), and the Sony radio does not. These radios were priced in the
$30 to $40 dollar range and performed exceptionally well at first. I
used each of these radios for about 3 to 5 hours every day with a
variety of quality headphones or earbuds. 95 percent of the time I
listened to FM music stations, a lot of the time I had the volume up
fairly loud. Battery usage was excellent on all of the radios (using
Duracell Ultra's). Now my problem: after about 3 or 4 months each of
these radios lost output on the left "speaker". The loss was gradual,
but quick, and after a short time the left channel just quit. So of
course I am puzzled by this pattern of malfunction. I really need a
radio like this for my job, but I don't want to waste any more money.
So, first of all, why are my radios konking out like this? And is
there a quality pocket digital AM/FM stereo on the market that I can
depend on? Thanks in advance for any help.
Martin S. in Arizona.
Reply to: relaxn at frontiernet dot net, remove "deletethis".
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