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where can I find remote controlled relay board ?
#digital
ve3pie@...
does anyone recall the company selling a board with on-off relays (about 10 I think)
that also had a readout for voltage. it could be remotely controlled via internet, and also you could define macros where you could control multiple relays at once, with one click. I can't remember the company that sold this, or if there is something like on the market. any suggestion are appreciated. thanks, Fred VE3PIE / VE3WN
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Re: New VARA HF v3.0.2
#VARA
Andrew O'Brien
Thanks Graham, I have downloaded and it installed without issues. Seems my registration from previous versions has been accepted. I'm not actually sure how to use since almost all my previous use was with RMS Express. I am not sure if there is again a stand alone use, will poke around some more. Andy K3UK
On Mon, Jul 22, 2019 at 4:12 PM Graham <g0nbd@...> wrote: Andy, -- Andy
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Re: New VARA HF v3.0.2
#VARA
Graham
Andy,
I think you may find , the new 'Chat' application , quite novel, in that it gives access to the modem at all speeds , but , I for one cannot type that fast ! , running the 'chat app , calls the vara modem , Chat provides the Rig control , via CAT or Com-ptt and the modem , the audio interface and tune button , now a single 1500 Hz test tone .The new modem has improved low signal performance , this with the arq function , makes for low power error free qso's , at power levels much reduced from the days of amtor Though not intended , the unlicensed [free for all] modem runs to 175 baud level 3 , min being 40 baud , ample for qso , but notably , for the qrp users , the modem remains MFSK as is the ACK frame , being phase continuous , allows it to be passed via non linear systems , ie , class E/D power stages , which will be of interest to the low power / battery emergency situations , Entering a valid key , enables the faster levels, which are ofdm and require linear handling. Might be of wider interest to list possible watering holes for 'vara chat' ? first over the pond might be a start ! 73-Graham g0nbd
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Re: New VARA HF v3.0.2
#VARA
Andrew O'Brien
Interesting , thanks
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On Jul 21, 2019, at 9:32 AM, Graham <g0nbd@...> wrote:
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New VARA HF v3.0.2
#VARA
Posted to the VARA group this morning , announcement , new VARA V3-0-2 has been released ,
in addition , two other applications are released :- VARA Terminal : , allowing connection to BPQ servers , deploying VARA modem CHAT application , which allows the modem to be uses as 'QSO mode , with full arq, [ similar to AMTOR ] for live keyboard text and file transfer [NB unlicensed modem runs to 175 Baud] Download links , as of today 21/7
Copy follows ________________________________________________________________________________ Good morning, As some of you know, i have been working in a new VARA HF since months ago. The objective was improve all the lines of the code and, specially, increase the sensitivity with low S/N, getting good performance with bad and good conditions.
The result is the new VARA HF v3.0.2 and can be downloaded in the official VARA site without extra cost for VARA licenses: https://rosmodem.wordpress.
Sysops have been notified by the WDT and will try replace VARA v2.2.1 by the v3.0.2 on July 27th (or even before) .
The default retries in this new VARA is 10 (instead of 5) as now the connection protocol is faster. Set the number of retries that best fits with your usual Gateways. The time between retries is 3.2 seconds, so 10 retries are 32 seconds cycle. And DWELL time (for Gateway sysops) is 4 seconds.
special thanks to Martin HB9AUR for the countless hour spent testing VARA prototypes
73
Jose
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Re: Astron Power Supplies For Sale #Power Supplies For Sale
#power
Tony
Andy:
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I'm downsizing the shack so there's no need for the extra hardware. I have a 35A supply as well as a smaller one so there's more than enough juice to power the rigs. Hope all is well. Tony -K2MO
On 6/26/2019 11:25 PM, Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Tired of Astron ?On Jun 26, 2019, at 10:06 PM, Tony <DXDX@optonline.net> wrote:
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Re: Astron Power Supplies For Sale #Power Supplies For Sale
#power
Andrew O'Brien
Tired of Astron ?
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Astron Power Supplies For Sale #Power Supplies For Sale
#power
Tony
All:
I have 3 like-new Astron power supplies for sale: SS-18 / SS-25 and SS-30M. All were purchased new for $400.0 in 2019. Best offer takes all three. Pictures on request. Paypal / CONUS only. Tony -K2MO
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#facebook
main@digitalradio.groups.io Integration <main@...>
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New release of MULTIPSK (4.39.1) - New package due to missing files
#Multipsk
Patrick Lindecker
Hello to all,
As I realized that it was missing files (about SDRplay), I have just updated the Multipsk V.4.39.1 package. Sorry.
73 Patrick
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New release of MULTIPSK (4.39.1)
#Multipsk
Patrick Lindecker
New release of MULTIPSK (4.39.1)
Pour les francophones: la version en français de ce message se trouve sur mon site (http://f6cte.free.fr). Il suffit de cliquer sur le lien "Principales modifications (courriel avertissant de la sortie de la nouvelle version)".
* The new release of MultiPSK (4.39.1) is on my Web site (http://f6cte.free.fr/index_anglais.htm). * The MD5 signature of the downloaded MULTIPSK_setup.exe file to, possibly, check (with WinMD5 for example), that the downloading works without error, is equal to: 7cd16b8616ec0883bdd11962a37edcbd * Multipsk associated to Clock are freeware programs but with functions submitted to a licence (by user key).
The main improvements of MULTIPSK 4.39.1 are the following:
Addition of TCP/IP interfaces: "SRDplay" and "rtl_tcp.exe"
Pushing on the "SDRplay" or "rtl_tcp.exe" button of the "Configuration" screen permits to interface: · either a SDRplay receiver, thanks to the TCP/IP server "rsp_tcp.exe", · either a TNT receiver or compatible, thanks to the TCP/IP server "rtl_tcp.exe". The frequency and the gain are adjustable through this interface. The I/Q signal is taken from the receiver (TNT or SDRplay) through the TCP/IP server, at a sampling frequency 250 KHz, in the local loop adress: 127.0.0.1, port 1234. The TCP/IP adress and the port are configurable.
Improvement of the EGC decoding The EGC (Enhanced Group Calls) service of Inmarsat C satellites uses the PSK modulation at 1200 bauds to send broadcast messages either to all ships or to ships located on a given area, from a NCSC (Network Control Station Channel). The geostationary Inmarsat satellites 4-F3, 3-F5, 4-F1 and 4A-F4 use frequencies around 1540 MHz for these transmissions Necessary hardware: for these UHF frequencies, a stable receiver and without not too much shift is advised (RTL/SDR key as "RTL-SDR.COM V3", for example). A LNA ("Low Noise Amplifier") is necessary. It must be placed at the antenna output. A LNA specific to band L is advised. The antenna can be a Patch one or a helical one (right-hand circular polarization).
Note about translation of Multipsk.exe and Clock .exe: the 4.39 version of Multipsk has been translated to Spanish by Joachin (EA4ZB), from French. See: http://f6cte.free.fr/Translation_files.htm.
73 Patrick
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Re: VARA working under Wine!
Graham
Q Is this process automated now, batch file ect ? or still in the above, step by step format ?
Tnx-Graham g0nbd
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Re: IS this Pactor 3 I have decoded ?
#Pactor
Jeremy Allen
I know I'm late, but that's P3, specifically Speed level 1 and a few SL2's in there. You can see it's SL1 with the 2 tones.
As far as compression, the modems have built in PMC or Huffman compression that can be applied to the data stream in K-K or BBS QSO's. In Winlink these are suppressed and the software uses B2F compression and the modem just transmits the 8-bit data without additional compression. Most K-K is on 40 or 20M, but I guess some folks are on 80M as well. -- 73 DE N1ZZZ
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Hello group
If you are looking for a stand alone solution to transmit digital signals like FT8, JT9, PI4 or WSPR from kHz to GHz then the RFzero www.rfzero.net might be just what you have been looking for. The RFzero is an "extended" Arduino Zero, with GPS and more, so you can modify the software yourself if you like. Bo
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Re: Call AA0AAA ? Opera over Es'hail-2 / QO-100
#opera
Graham
Tnx Ev,
I thought as much , The identical time stamp is indicative of a simultaneous 'off air' decode one station, one call , then that's open to random noise , note the rx time stamp is from the decode pc clock 73-Graham 2019-05-24 22:13:18 IK1WVQ AA R3D-262 KO94KS 0 1.296.600 -12 Op05_||||||||||||||_~13dB
2019-05-24 22:13:18 IK1WVQ AA SP5XSB KO02LD 0 1.296.600 -10 Op05_||||||||||||||||||_~11dB
2019-05-24 22:13:17 IK1WVQ AA PA1SDB JO33KH 0 1.296.600 -15 Op05_||||||||_~16dB
2019-05-24 22:13:17 IK1WVQ AA SV8RV KM07KS 0 1.296.600 -12 Op05_||||||||||||||||_~12dB
Looking back over the last 24 Hrs spots , there is only one false decode listed , 2019-05-24 07:47:12 PA3GYK JO21QQ R3D-262 KO94KS 2.234 1.296.600 2 Op05_||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||_3dB
2019-05-24 07:46:59 O0PQ AA PA3GYK JO21QQ 0 1.296.600 -18 Op05_||||_~18dB
2019-05-24 05:19:50 IK1WVQ JN44CB SP5XSB KO02LD 1.302 1.296.600 -13 Op05_||||||||||||_~14d
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Re: Call AA0AAA ? Opera over Es'hail-2 / QO-100
#opera
Ev Tupis <w2ev@...>
The AA block is assigned to the USA. The AA 2x3 callsign format is not being assigned by the FCC to Amateur radio licensees. It's a pirate, if decoded correctly. Ev, W2EV
On Thursday, May 23, 2019, 6:09:50 PM EDT, Graham <g0nbd@...> wrote:
Usually , Opera has its share of ' odd calls on 136 KHz and occasionally 477 However, one decode of the call AA0AAA , occurred at 0801 , all Rx stations , monitoring off air 10GHz down link I can find no trace of the call on the web ..but qra locator JN44CB appears to of been uploaded to the system , by the Opera app 2019-05-22 08:01:41 AA0AAA JN44CB PA1SDB JO33KH 1.033 1.296.600 -17 Op05_||||||_~17dB
2019-05-22 08:01:41 AA0AAA JN44CB SV8RV-8 KM07KS 1.271 10.368.000 -16 Op05_||||||||_~16dB
2019-05-22 08:01:41 AA0AAA JN44CB PA3GYK JO21QQ 874 10.368.000 -14 Op05_||||||||||||_~14dB
obvious conclusion I guess -)
73-Graham g0nbd
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Call AA0AAA ? Opera over Es'hail-2 / QO-100
#opera
Graham
Usually , Opera has its share of ' odd calls on 136 KHz and occasionally 477
However, one decode of the call AA0AAA , occurred at 0801 , all Rx stations , monitoring off air 10GHz down link I can find no trace of the call on the web ..but qra locator JN44CB appears to of been uploaded to the system , by the Opera app 2019-05-22 08:01:41 AA0AAA JN44CB PA1SDB JO33KH 1.033 1.296.600 -17 Op05_||||||_~17dB
2019-05-22 08:01:41 AA0AAA JN44CB SV8RV-8 KM07KS 1.271 10.368.000 -16 Op05_||||||||_~16dB
2019-05-22 08:01:41 AA0AAA JN44CB PA3GYK JO21QQ 874 10.368.000 -14 Op05_||||||||||||_~14dB
obvious conclusion I guess -) 73-Graham g0nbd
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Re: Extended message and RS ID
#Multipsk
Sholto Fisher
Hi Patrick,
> Note: QNI worth for what?
I was thinking of a little program which could automatically capture all the call signs heard from RS/CALL-ID when ncs asks for station check in (QNI).
73 Sholto K7TMG
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From: main@digitalradio.groups.io <main@digitalradio.groups.io> on behalf of Patrick Lindecker <f6cte@...>
Sent: Friday, May 3, 2019 1:48:02 AM To: main@digitalradio.groups.io Subject: [digitalradio] Extended message and RS ID #MULTIPSK Hello Sholto,
>MultiPSK has a tcp/ip interface. It might be possible to use a custom application for RS-ID QNI? Yes, the reception of a RS/ID (in a 44 KHz bandwidth maximum) is sent to the TCP/IP link (as the form of a comment) . Note: QNI worth for what?
>I wonder if simultaneously received RS-ID symbols (separated by frequency) would be decoded? This would help a lot to overcome any doubling which is a common problem. For RSID, strictly simultaneous no (it would be a very rare event). However for EM, it can be received any number of extended messages (EM) strictly simultaneously, as it is programmed for.
73 Patrick
De : main@digitalradio.groups.io [mailto:main@digitalradio.groups.io]
De la part de Sholto Fisher
MultiPSK has a tcp/ip interface. It might be possible to use a custom application for RS-ID QNI?
I wonder if simultaneously received RS-ID symbols (separated by frequency) would be decoded? This would help a lot to overcome any doubling which is a common problem.
73 Sholto K7TMG
From: main@digitalradio.groups.io <main@digitalradio.groups.io> on behalf of Tony <DXDX@...>
Andy:
The Extended Messaging feature in Multipsk would certainly speed-up the check-in process. It takes a few seconds to pass along ones status and call sign. The RS-ID protocol has plenty of sensitivity for the weaker check-ins as well.
Tony -K2MO
On 4/30/2019 10:45 AM, Andrew OBrien wrote:
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Extended message and RS ID
#Multipsk
Patrick Lindecker
Hello Sholto,
>MultiPSK has a tcp/ip interface. It might be possible to use a custom application for RS-ID QNI? Yes, the reception of a RS/ID (in a 44 KHz bandwidth maximum) is sent to the TCP/IP link (as the form of a comment) . Note: QNI worth for what?
>I wonder if simultaneously received RS-ID symbols (separated by frequency) would be decoded? This would help a lot to overcome any doubling which is a common problem. For RSID, strictly simultaneous no (it would be a very rare event). However for EM, it can be received any number of extended messages (EM) strictly simultaneously, as it is programmed for.
73 Patrick
De : main@digitalradio.groups.io [mailto:main@digitalradio.groups.io] De la part de Sholto Fisher
MultiPSK has a tcp/ip interface. It might be possible to use a custom application for RS-ID QNI?
I wonder if simultaneously received RS-ID symbols (separated by frequency) would be decoded? This would help a lot to overcome any doubling which is a common problem.
73 Sholto K7TMG
From: main@digitalradio.groups.io <main@digitalradio.groups.io> on behalf of Tony <DXDX@...>
Sent: Thursday, May 2, 2019 5:10:35 PM To: main@digitalradio.groups.io Subject: Re: [digitalradio] #WSJTX FT4 for NBEMS nets ?
Andy:
The Extended Messaging feature in Multipsk would certainly speed-up the check-in process. It takes a few seconds to pass along ones status and call sign. The RS-ID protocol has plenty of sensitivity for the weaker check-ins as well.
Tony -K2MO
On 4/30/2019 10:45 AM, Andrew OBrien wrote:
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Re: #WSJTX FT4 for NBEMS nets ?
#WSJTX
Andrew OBrien
I’ll have to take a closer look in Multipsk .
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On May 2, 2019, at 8:45 PM, Sholto Fisher <sholto.fisher@...> wrote:
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