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You guys are quite funny honestly. This is ham radio, not some "science" experiment based on your feelings. Take or leave it. We're out here having fun either way with our big group. After a few

I have to agree with Steve K3FZT on his confirmation bias point. When you enter an experiment to test a hypothesis, regardless of how much prior study evidence has preceded that experiment, any

I gotta say, today is the first time in a long time I've had 30m working! NVIS is working a little bit too with it. Even within a short distance! There's a lot of fluctuation though. As much as 14db

Stay well 'cause life is beautiful. 73 de K3FZT / Steve -- Steve Davidson K3FZT | GMRS: WRVS468 Winlink Gateway K3FZT-10@... direct or via W3EOC-3 Supporting VARA FM Wide/1200bd Packet WIRES-X

It's not exclusively MY results. It's the results of around 30 people in 2 months time when we first started VARA APRS, AND the tests of 40M within over a years time. Which also includes random tests

Erik-you’re obviously the ham that I needed to connect with ! Thank you so much for this information ; the console will make much more sense and I will have a far better idea if transmissions are

I'm not a hot shot scientist, but I've authored peer-reviewed science and read and taught plenty of it for 40+ years. There's always bias as science and even quality evaluation are

Mike, when you get familiarized with the terminology and the acronyms, it is quite straightforward. And as the modem console is mostly just an indicator of what's happening, you do not need to have it

[email protected]> wrote: Perhaps the Midwest and East Coast folks aren't as interested in parking an HF rig on one frequency for APRS. "And you guys have few hams compared to us in the

Here's 1200 miles of track. I'd call this data, not bias. I have plenty more of this where that came from.

Hi Steve, there's no bias per say. It's all based on over a year of testing and experimenting. We started testing around October of 2023 on every band day and night. By December of 2023 we had a fully

Hi Eric Thank you very much for the information ! I looked at the downloads and they were exactly what I wanted. If you happen to come across any other sites with similar content, I would be

Hi Mike. Go to https://rosmodem.wordpress.com/ where you downloaded VARA-modem and look for "VARA-HF quick guide" and "VARA documentation" down the page. As usual, reading manuals is not a thing

Let's wait to see real data rather than broadcasting one operator's confirmation bias. 73 de K3FZT / Steve -- Steve Davidson K3FZT | GMRS: WRVS468 Winlink Gateway K3FZT-10@... direct or via

Hi, my name is Mike and my call sign is VA1KMA. I’m a relatively new user of Winlink/Vara HF and a brand new member of this group. Everything appears to be working well so far (messages are being

My experience with my home igate/beacons located at 42 44.54 NORTH is that 30 meters almost always has a minimum skip zone in this part of the world of 250-300 miles (400-480 Km) day or night.? When

I'm certainly excited about this! I love seeing this kind of stuff! I would say based on your specific location the results will be uniquely balanced in some ways... Here's my guess, assuming no sun

There has been considerable discussion of the relative merits of APRS-over-VARA on 30 meters vs 40 meters recently on several mailing lists. On February 8th, I will be traveling from my home QTH in

Thanks for replying, what I discovered was? a simple mistake on my part, had rf too low, corrected this and no problems. Thanks again. KB9UJF

This is RF activity for today as seen in Georgia.? Running a Icon IC-7300 at 80 watts into a end fed half wave on 10.148.20Bob, KN4HH