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Any way I can have some common callsigns to try to connect to? I live in Eastern Canada on Prince Edward Island. Best 73, Alan VY2XU ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, September 5, 2023

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Alan, What us your callsign? Lee WB4QOJ

Hi, Wondering if I can find a few people to connect to. I live on PEI and no idea who to connect to. My radio is set up well (No ALC). I am running 100 watts into a low slung windom. Will be getting a

If I am not mistaken (I do not use it) VARAC is typically rather narrow at 500Hz so even with tight narrow filters a nearby VARAC will certainly result in QRM. I think it worth noting though that most

Hi all. Varac uses 14105 USB as a calling Freq, beacons etc. The problem is with the QSO channels, those are +- and I am pretty sure the lower ones hit the Net105 QRG. When operating varac, not very

The author of the software, Irad Deutsch 4Z1AC. Thank you, --Brad Brown Jr. Ww2bsa@...> wrote:

Who established 14.105 as a Vara calling channel?Prof. Chris Lancewww.ww2bsa.orgwww.EastNetPacket.comwww.Network105.orgRadio Station ManagerMount Allamuchy Scout ReservationARRL Life Member

VARA has been tearing it up for awhile, even though some argue otherwise. Wait awhile and their transmission will be over. USB/LSB it still destroys the packets. Bill AC0VC Sent from Mail for Windows

VarAC uses 14105 as a calling frequency, yes, but it’s USB so there isn’t usually interference with packet on LSB. This could be a misunderstanding or operator error by a new VarAC user. Scott

Just a heads up. VarAC also utilizes 7.105 as well as 3.590, 10.13, 18.105, 21.105, 24.905, and 28.105. Now, with all that said, I rarely? hear any Vara traffic (at least via VarAC) on anything other

I suppose.? I spin the HF dial however and find so many quiet places...it's like when I'm in the SSB portion of the band and it's dead quiet except that one frequency where two people are calling CQ

I understand, but it's a bit like parking on one of the FT8 frequencies.. just too popular for too many operators to use it for anything else. 73 and all the best! Wayne Carpenter73 from KN2Z

Thanks Wayne..... I can QSY but can't help but feel that my connections will be limited if not impossible unless everyone moves.... Too bad that VARA decided to sit right here..... Jim W1JT

Yes, 14.105 is the primary 20m calling frequency for VarAC You'll be fighting a whole lot of Vara users there. If you QSY up or down 250hz to 750hz, you'll have better luck. Wayne Carpenter73 from

Hello all, Happy Labor Day! I'm sitting on 14.105 and trying to download the bulletins on SOLBBS and there's a "warbling" noise that seems to be right on frequency. I've got a strong connection

Good news at this end everyone....I'm now up and running! Everything at this end seems to be working fine.?? Now, this weekend my plan is to hook up a VHF radio so that I can do a gateway. I've bot

Excellent link, John! Just joined the group. Will start making edits to the worldwide map.73 de ChrisProf. Chris Lancewww.ww2bsa.orgwww.EastNetPacket.comwww.Network105.orgRadio Station ManagerMount

I love packet please have a look at this group sparked a big interest in the UK which would help populate the map worldwide. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1018220672883061/?ref=share Thanks to all