I ran training for those who were interested. Most of the people running the nets today spent a lot of time with me on the keyboard.. If I can get some help I maybe able to get back together again on

Try DuckDuckGo instead of Google. 73, Frank N3FLL

Try DuckDuckgo instead of Google 73, Frank N3FLL

Here's the flrig side of it, running on Debian "Bullseye" with the latest flrig compiled. It was working with the distro pkg as well. I had to fiddle around back and forth a number of times to get it

Has anyone gotten the ICOM 9700 to work with FLRIG in Linux. I am running Mint and FLRIG 1.3.49. Can't get FLRIG to reconize the radio. I have checked the port speen and also tried the Silicon Lab

Dave, No good answers for nets with wide-area coverage. Solution 1 Teach everyone (as many as possible) to type and go full-time digital when traffic volume warrants; Solution 2

A declared emergency has no impact on the rules. There are basically two exceptions from the established rules. In an actual (not training or preparation) life or death situation when *no other means

What about during a declared emergency? Wayne Wayne W. Santos N1CKM SEC NH ARES n1ckm@... n1ckm78sec@... 603-856-5459 Twitter: #n1ckm78 www.nh-ares.org

We have a number of groups in our area who mix voice and digital on the same frequency, usually 2 meters. They typically use SSTV and MT63, though some use Olivia. I believe they use flamp to assist

You could do flamp to xfer the files I would think but I don't have a lot of experience as to the best modes to use with it. http://www.w1hkj.com/flamp-help/ It has checksums to verify complete

Thanks to all who answered. I’m surprised my own search didn’t pick up the emissions chart John posted. Gotta love Google ads clogging up search results. After looking at the charts on w1hkj.com,

Thanks, yes did not compute that, had never seen it before.-- 73 de Chris -- KC2RGW Are you on DMR yet? ------------------------------------------------------------ ˙dn ǝpıs ʇɥƃıɹ

Chris/Dave/John I don't know if this is relevant to your post, but be aware that MFSK image mode is not the same as data mode. There may be different bandwidths/rates involved. I

Roger that, sir. I have all that set, checked, and working in .08. No mode association button in .09. In .09 the CW identifier will sound using the panes of Fldigi itself using macros (TX >|), but

I believe it is legal to use anywhere, but the sub-band areas for digital are almost desolate most of the time aside from the FT8 sprawl and PSK on 20m and a tiny bit on 40m. There's so much space to

Got this from the FLDIGI site ...

Does anyone know what MFSK16’s precise bandwidth is? Or its official emissions designator? I’m wondering if it qualifies as an image emission under FCC rules, thus legal to use in the phone

At http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/fldigi/ and http://www.w1hkj.com/alpha/flrig/ fldigi-4.1.09.29.tar.gz fldigi-4.1.09.29_i386.dmg

I see you're asking about setting which modes be associated with the CW identifier. I'll check the code base. 73, David, W1HKJ

fldigi only transmits a station CW identification at the end of each transmission. Enable that with the "Transmit callsign" check box on the IDs/CW panel. A mode identifier can be