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Asunto: Psk31 Digest V1 #219
Fecha: martes 2 de noviembre de 1999 4:34


Psk31 Digest         Tuesday, November 2 1999         Volume 01 : Number 219



In this issue:

    [psk31] PSK31
    [psk31] At the bottom of the world
    Re: [psk31] At the bottom of the world
    Re: [psk31] At the bottom of the world
    [psk31] 40M - 7080

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Date: Mon, 1 Nov 1999 04:19:30 -0600
From: "Bob Schill" <n9zz@centuryinter.net>
Subject: [psk31] PSK31

Hi all,

I have become very interested in PSK31 recently for many reasons, but the
primary reason was to take advantage of the low power ability of this mode.
I have been following the reflector for some time now to get educated and
hopefully become an intelligent user of the mode.

Unfortunately, lately all I see are topics completely unrelated to the PSK31
mode.  I hope this is just a short lived fad and we will all soon get back
on track.  I for one don't like to have all the useless garbage clogging up
my e-mail system.

I do appreciate and enjoy the articles concerning the mode itself.

Thanks for listening.

Bob  N9ZZ


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Date: Tue, 2 Nov 1999 00:23:23 +1200
From: "frank.hunt" <fhunt@taranaki.ac.nz>
Subject: [psk31] At the bottom of the world

From:	Frank - ZL2BR

ATTENTION ZL's & VK's

Most of my PSK contacts (and probably yours), have been on 14MHz with 
21MHz a close second, and just this week had my first PSK contact on 28 
MHz with EA2HB.

BUT NIL SO FAR ON 3.5 & 7 MHz! - so what say we start some PSK activity 
down here at 'bottom of the world' on 80m?

FIRSTLY - we would have decide on a common frequency - although 3580 kHz 
is supposedly the 80m 'official nominal frequency', but on 21 and 28 MHz it 
seems that 21070 and 28070, (just like 14070) are the preferred freqs and not 
the 'offical nominal freqs of 21080 and 28120 kHz.

So why not use 3570 kHz for ZL/ZL/VK/VK contacts - what say you all?

SECONDLY - rather than a VK/ZL net, what about an activity session, for a 
start, say one day a week for a couple of hours in the evening when, we could 
endeavour to congregate around 3570 or whatever freq is preferred, and just 
have one to one qso's or even group qso's, however it works out.

Some regular PSK signals on 80 or 40 would possibly stimulate some more 
interest in the mode in ZL & VK, as I'm sure most ops have never heard of the 
mode or heard the mode in action!

WANNA GIVE IT A TRY?

73
Frank ZL2BR


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Date: Mon, 1 Nov 1999 06:45:23 -0800 (PST)
From: Daryl <wb4yex@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: [psk31] At the bottom of the world

Hi Frank. Big Ditto. I have been trying for a long
time to generate interest on 40. I send a post to the
list when I am monitoring 7080. I usually have 4 or 5
folks come down for a qso then. Unfortunatly
Unfortunatly that is all that will bring them there.
Dont know where ZL2 is but I dont think you and I
could make it on 40M.   :-)

- --- "frank.hunt" <fhunt@taranaki.ac.nz> wrote:
> From:	Frank - ZL2BR
> 
> ATTENTION ZL's & VK's
> 
> Most of my PSK contacts (and probably yours), have
> been on 14MHz with 
> 21MHz a close second, and just this week had my
> first PSK contact on 28 
> MHz with EA2HB.
> 
> BUT NIL SO FAR ON 3.5 & 7 MHz! - so what say we
> start some PSK activity 
> down here at 'bottom of the world' on 80m?
> 
> FIRSTLY - we would have decide on a common frequency
> - although 3580 kHz 
> is supposedly the 80m 'official nominal frequency',
> but on 21 and 28 MHz it 
> seems that 21070 and 28070, (just like 14070) are
> the preferred freqs and not 
> the 'offical nominal freqs of 21080 and 28120 kHz.
> 
> So why not use 3570 kHz for ZL/ZL/VK/VK contacts -
> what say you all?
> 
> SECONDLY - rather than a VK/ZL net, what about an
> activity session, for a 
> start, say one day a week for a couple of hours in
> the evening when, we could 
> endeavour to congregate around 3570 or whatever freq
> is preferred, and just 
> have one to one qso's or even group qso's, however
> it works out.
> 
> Some regular PSK signals on 80 or 40 would possibly
> stimulate some more 
> interest in the mode in ZL & VK, as I'm sure most
> ops have never heard of the 
> mode or heard the mode in action!
> 
> WANNA GIVE IT A TRY?
> 
> 73
> Frank ZL2BR
> 
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Date: Mon, 01 Nov 1999 08:55:50 -0700
From: "Gary McDuffie, Sr." <mcduffie@scottsbluff.net>
Subject: Re: [psk31] At the bottom of the world

I'm not 'down under', but have an interest.

On Tue, 2 Nov 1999 00:23:23 +1200, frank.hunt wrote:

> FIRSTLY - we would have decide on a common frequency - although 3580 kHz 
> is supposedly the 80m 'official nominal frequency', but on 21 and 28 MHz it 
> seems that 21070 and 28070, (just like 14070) are the preferred freqs and not 
> the 'offical nominal freqs of 21080 and 28120 kHz.

I've had one contact on 80m and 160m, both prearranged via internet.  I
check the 3580 frequency in the evenings and hear nothing at all.  If
you get a frequency decided, please let me know and I'll be there to
help drum up activity.

> So why not use 3570 kHz for ZL/ZL/VK/VK contacts - what say you all?

Why just for ZL/VK?  Why not all?  All we really need is a standardized
area of the band to look for people and monitor for activity.

> SECONDLY - rather than a VK/ZL net, what about an activity session, for a 
> start, say one day a week for a couple of hours in the evening when, we could 
> endeavour to congregate around 3570 or whatever freq is preferred, and just 
> have one to one qso's or even group qso's, however it works out.

Good idea.  Come up with a zulu time/day and let us know so we can look
for you.  Maybe some of you could try for grey-line with Stateside
stations?  I don't have the time zones handy to know what time to try
for, but would certainly try meeting any schedule you might set up.

> Some regular PSK signals on 80 or 40 would possibly stimulate some more 
> interest in the mode in ZL & VK, as I'm sure most ops have never heard of the 
> mode or heard the mode in action!

> WANNA GIVE IT A TRY?

Love to Frank!  Let's give it a go.

Gary - AGØN
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
mcduffie@scottsbluff.net
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Date: Mon, 1 Nov 1999 14:05:20 -0800 (PST)
From: Daryl <wb4yex@yahoo.com>
Subject: [psk31] 40M - 7080

I'll be monitoring 7080 for a couple hours if anyone
wants to try. 73's.


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