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How do you turn on FX.25 in Direwolf? I saw the -X n command line switch in the User Guide. Is that something you insert when you execute Direwolf? (i.e. direwolf -X 1) Is this worth doing? How many

Hello Andrew, Ok.. Just an aside, the Github shows the same Git hash for the last commit on Sept 30th, 2022 but on my system using the command line git tool, I see: -- commit

Hello K7DMJ, Welcome to the world of HF! It's probably less of a matter of the band being dead but the propagation on then band taking your signals to other parts of the planet where there aren't any

Not sure what you mean. I'm using YAAC as a client

What APRS software do you have driving Direwolf? Thanks, Chris Maness -Sent from my iPhone

I don't know about robust packet. Pretty sure Direwolf defaults to FX.25 protocol. Anyway, after I got packets through to an i-gate in WI from my QTH in UT earlier this morning, I haven't had anything

Seems a bit flaky. After I got those packets received by KB9PVH in WI earlier this morning, nothing has gone through. Will have to give this a try next time I do a SOTA activation, if I can be

Whatever USB or LSB, the mark and space (or the opposite since FSK300 doesn’t need the mark to be the lower toner since it’s asynchronous mode), they must match with 10149,2 & 10149,4 Khz… but

I was there most of the day yesterday. Decoded and decoding. Including me I think there are 3 stations in North America :) Upper side band right ? About 30watts here in california. Craig KM6LYW

The VFO dial frequency and mode mean nothing, the question is: where are “falling" mark & space? For 30m they should fall on 10149,2 & 10149,4 kHz To answer your question you need to know your TNC

Hi David, For what it’s worth I’ve been Txing and Rxing on 10147.6kHz USB recently from the Caribbean. I receive packets from several stations, some of whom are transmitting regularly. And as

Hi Chris, Yes, 10147.60kHz is the correct dial frequency, with mode USB. I’ve been using this recently from the Caribbean. Got through to aprs.fi <http://aprs.fi/> via several stations in the US and

Bob Bruninga, WB4APR put out this call to determine the data mode being used by Garmin to transmit packet data. http://www.radio-active.net.au/web3/APRS/Resources/RINO I am on a mission to identify

Check out this write up https://www.westmountainradio.com/pdf/Quarter-4-2016.pdf kelly, k7mhi

Hi David, On upper side band? Our local reference in VK; http://aprs.net.au/hf/hf-aprs-frequencies/ Seems to be consistent with; http://wa8lmf.net/aprs/SSB_Frequencies.htm 73, Kim VK5FJ

Hi, Tried replying via direct email but it wasn't published (or at least not yet). ?Here's what I sent... " Yes, 10147.60kHz is the correct dial frequency, with mode USB. I’ve been using this

Is it possibly robust packet? Thanks, Chris Maness -Sent from my iPhone

Greetings. I just pulled the latest from the git repo and built it on my Fedora Core 34 Linux system, and got the following warnings from cmake: -- Dire Wolf Version: 1.7.0-8913a85 -- Build type set

Apparently it works...

Yeah, 30m band (in US, at least) ends at 10.150 MHz, so 10.151 MHz is a non-starter. I just want to know if 10.1476 is the right dial frequency and whether there is any activity at all (or even any