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With the proliferation of digital modes and the apps that work with them I've started to notice that I have to constantly go back and adjust the ALC on the rig. I'm on Windows10 and I have set the ALC

Hello Packeteers, The October Packet Bulletin Check-In Net will open for check-ins on Sunday October 22nd @ 0000 UTC. Please see the check-in instructions below along with any possible monthly

To add one can always decode hf 5 off an sdr via online .I have done this by using online SDR and soundmodem . Good tool to check ones own hf transmissions if you can decode from a distant SDR , helps

Hello Members, I was curious as to why so many new members have been signing up here. Thanks to the Ham Nuggets YouTube Show, amateur radio operators are a bit more aware of Network105. Season 4

You can legally use 1200bd on 10 meters, but not with FM, it would need to be SSB.? Below is a copy/paste from an FCC doc: " 2. Background. Section 97.307(f) limits the symbol rate (also known as the

Chris 28.105 LSB is what had been used before. I believe years back the Canadian hams had FM up around 28.186. From there I believe they had a high speed uplink to vhf/uhf, to where they could

Been listening on 28105 1700c 300b LSB for couple of days now and here in PA have only seen decodes for K4RVA and KF5QEK. 73 de Rich WA3WLH

Great report, Warren! So,? I must ask.? Are you running 300 baud on LSB or 1200 on FM?ChrisWw2bsa

I was up on 10m and tried calling each one of the stations that had planned on going up there. No success. I did hear a Canadian station, think it was in the ve2 neck 'O the woods, tried him but was

So far, not so great. :( On Wednesday, I could hear a lot of faint packet activity at 28105 LSB, but Direwolf only decoded a few packets throughout the entire day. I did run SoundModem simultaneously

As an addition, two other options to try Robust Packet are the Teensy TNC and the WinRPR application.

Hi Mike, First my apologies on the web link typo, but as you said, you found it. Correct, Network105 packet started on 20 meters in 1986 and members have been populating 30 and 40 meters recently. No

Thanks, Chris. Yes, I did find the website after I stopped looking for network105.com or whatever. In fact the link in your email note says Network105.org but actually goes to Net105.org which doesn't

Hi Mike, Welcome to the group! It seems you've located the www.Network105.org ( http://www.Net105.org ) web site. But we would love to hear about your HF packet adventures on 10 meters. Let's start

OK, ignore my last plea. I went back and did a search specifically for Network105, Burt's call and guidelines and the first thing to come up is a link to it right here in Groups.io. sorry. Mike

Mod I'm new to Network105. I'm setting up a little station on 10M and would be interested in the guidelines for operating a good packet station. Where is the document you're referencing here? I

Have fun Steve! I can't get on the air today, but let us know how it went. Chris ww2bsa

I’ll be on 10m for a while, as well. W3RED-7, Omaha, NE. EN21ag.

Good morning! I'll be doing some 300 baud packet on 10m today at 28105 LSB on the dial (28103.3 CF), running Direwolf + EasyTerm. Located in Colorado Springs DM78. I'll be in and out of the shack

Mark your calendars! Network105 Packet Radio Contest! Last year was such a success, I'm gong to do it again! The Hackettstown Center for the Arts RC is sponsoring the contest on: February 3-4, 2024