I am very interested in anyone’s answer for how to connect im going through same issues on my end as well Kd0ttg.?
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On Monday, January 13, 2025, 1:59 PM, Carl- WH6ANH via groups.io <carlwh6anh@...> wrote: What’s your callsign Sent from Carl WH6ANH iPhone On Jan 13, 2025, at 11:55, Thomas Testa via groups.io <TMTLU3@...> wrote:
? Hell name here is Tom. I am new to the group and HF Packet. I recently installed UZ7HO'S sound modem and easy term clients. I have been trying to connect to stations on 14.105 LSB, from my MHeard list, for a few weeks now without any success. I have everything configured to suggested parameters. I am using a windows 10 machine along with a rigblaster interface. This setup works perfectly with many other sound card clients.
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What’s your callsign Sent from Carl WH6ANH iPhone
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On Jan 13, 2025, at 11:55, Thomas Testa via groups.io <TMTLU3@...> wrote:
? Hell name here is Tom. I am new to the group and HF Packet. I recently installed UZ7HO'S sound modem and easy term clients. I have been trying to connect to stations on 14.105 LSB, from my MHeard list, for a few weeks now without any success. I have everything configured to suggested parameters. I am using a windows 10 machine along with a rigblaster interface. This setup works perfectly with many other sound card clients.
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Hell name here is Tom. I am new to the group and HF Packet. I recently installed UZ7HO'S sound modem and easy term clients. I have been trying to connect to stations on 14.105 LSB, from my MHeard list, for a few weeks now without any success. I have everything configured to suggested parameters. I am using a windows 10 machine along with a rigblaster interface. This setup works perfectly with many other sound card clients.
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Happy New 2025 to all ! Thank you very much Ricardo?
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On Dec 31, 2024, at 22:37, Carl- WH6ANH via groups.io <carlwh6anh@...> wrote:
? The very best of same to you, Chris Sent from Carl WH6ANH iPhone On Dec 31, 2024, at 18:19, Chris Lance WW2BSA <Ww2bsa@...> wrote:
? Happy New Year to all!
73 de Chris
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Have a Safe and Happy New Year from KB2RSK?
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The very best of same to you, Chris Sent from Carl WH6ANH iPhone
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On Dec 31, 2024, at 18:19, Chris Lance WW2BSA <Ww2bsa@...> wrote:
? Happy New Year to all!
73 de Chris
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Happy New Year to all!
73 de Chris
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I am leaving this here in case someone else runs up against the same problem
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The DSP-II-module used to add packet radio in the PTC-II and PTC-IIpro has fixed tones for 300B packet
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? DSP-Packet-Radio-Module-II for:
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All the other modulations follow the definable tones parameter so i was confused why the tones were not following what i had selected.
So with these fixed tones i simply had to tune dial to 14.105.5 and it decoded the packets just fine.
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-Jadon
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Re: Jumpering ports on SCS PTC-II?
Thank you for your reply Demetre
I had the same question, Ive made a Y-cable splitting everything but the 13.8V power wire to the second plug for Packet Port 1 and it works great.
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-Jadon
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I'm a big fan of the KM6LYW DigiPi has everything built in , can be hooked to virtually any radio, has a Web based gui , has LinPac software built in and a PTT circuit, for older radios. I've built a half dozen of them, not too shabby.? Runs off of a Pi Zero or bigger, tons of video and support. For what it's worth, kills a few birds with a small stone.
On Sat, Dec 21, 2024, 12:52 ryan woods via <Firefighterryan37= [email protected]> wrote: Thank you! I will have a look at it soon! With my current setup it's easier to have an old laptop with lack of desk space and I have been playing with Linux but definitely still have no clue what I'm doing hihi!?
Hey Ryan,
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Unfortunately there are no simple instructions for setting up packet on Linux, because it depends on how your PC is connected to your radio, and what exactly you want to do with packet. But basically, you can get started with connecting to other stations by installing Direwolf and a packet terminal program.
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To install Direwolf, you can either use 'sudo apt install direwolf' or you can download and compile the source code from github:?
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Once you have it installed, you need to configure the direwolf.conf file for your system, in particular for soundcard and PTT control. I'll attached a copy of my config file to help get you started. Mine is certainly not necessarily the "right way" to do it, but it is one way. :)? Look for the Direwolf "User-Guide.pdf" either on the github site, or in the source code directory if you compiled it manually.
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Next you'll need a packet terminal. An easy one to install is called Paracon, which is located here:
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Another one is QtTermTCP, written by G8BPQ the same guy that maintains the BPQ packet radio BBS programs. I have never been able to get it to work properly on Ubuntu/Linux Mint, apparently I'm missing some libraries. But you might have better luck than me!
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A third option is to install Wine (the Windows Emulator) on Linux and then run UZ7HO's EasyTerm in Wine. It works great, and it also includes a simple mailbox feature that the others do not have.
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I hope that helps get you started, and feel free to let me know if you have any questions along the way!
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Cheers,
Steve K4RVA
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Hi Jim.
I checked the time stamp and looks like our qso/bbs lasted around 35min give/take, a few min. and? one disconnect. 19:54-20:31Z
It was reminiscent of the good old days, no qrm, and just casual key to key and BBS. The band dropped out to ur neck O the woods around that 20:31 Z time frame.
Was fun, and hpe we can do it again.?
I did hear a few 1200b usb sigs in there, but only a few, and none I cud decode.
73/warren WB7ECU
The band held up well for us
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On Sat, Dec 21, 2024 at 11:41 AM, Joe, W7EP wrote:
morning.. have been monitoring your beacons.. think i left you a message..
You did! Thanks. I heard the radio TXing from the other room but wasn't able to get to the keyboard right away. It looked like there were a few retransmissions, but you got through anyway.
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Steve K4RVA
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On Sat, Dec 21, 2024 at 11:22 AM, James C Miller -KB2RSK wrote:
I am also beacon on 28.135 usb @_1700 HRtz. De Jim KB2RSK in upstate ny.?
Hi James! Heard you, connected and left you a message. Looks like we had a good path between NY and CO today.?
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Ok Bob
I switched over to 300b b
73/WB7ECU
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I am hearing FSK paclets but I am not decoding anything, think I will switch back to 300b
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On Saturday, December 21, 2024 at 01:45:26 p.m. EST, Warren Conklin via groups.io <wconk@...> wrote:
What I meant is I have one modem on 300b and other on 1200b to respond to one or the other.?
73/warren
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What I meant is I have one modem on 300b and other on 1200b to respond to one or the other.?
73/warren
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I have 2 rigs and 2 modems running, I just swap back and forth between radios with the antenna.? So I can go either way. I just connected up with? kd2yck briefly. 73/warren
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morning.. have been monitoring your beacons.. think i left you a message.. not up to date on packet BBS/Mail protocols... good strong contact here in south alabama today.se on ffrequency, do not see anyone el
On Saturday, December 21, 2024 at 11:44:57 AM CST, Steve K4RVA via groups.io <k4rva@...> wrote:
On Sat, Dec 21, 2024 at 07:51 AM, Marcel, VA3UKW wrote:
I'll leave the radio on all day.?
28135 USB, AFSK 1200 (centered at 1700 Hz)
Beacons go out every 10min
Same here. I'm hearing some faint 1200 baud right now, but it's not enough for me to decode yet.
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Steve K4RVA
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My settings are using AFSK AX25 @300 baud?
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-------- Original message -------- From: "Steve K4RVA via groups.io" <k4rva@...> Date: 12/21/24 12:44 PM (GMT-05:00) Subject: Re: [network105] 28.135 USB
On Sat, Dec 21, 2024 at 07:51 AM, Marcel, VA3UKW wrote:
I'll leave the radio on all day.?
28135 USB, AFSK 1200 (centered at 1700 Hz)
Beacons go out every 10min
Same here. I'm hearing some faint 1200 baud right now, but it's not enough for me to decode yet.
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Steve K4RVA
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James C Miller -KB2RSK
Chris Lance WW2BSA
Carlton Siple KE4BML
Steve K4RVA
