I Suggested a timed beacon system, a long time ago , similar to the g3plx 5 meg monitoring system , where stations simply took an available time slot and transmitted a long pulse ... monitoring softw
We do not need Beacons on LF this is the problem also why do Appliance Operators on LF need to deviate from the procedures used on all the other amateur bands, who ever heard of single letter Beacons
Joe Taylor has come up with the tightest source coding of amateur callsigns as built into the WSPR and JT65 protocols. By examining the make up of callsigns from letters numbers and spaces, with
Gee Mal with all that SKILL I wonder why we haven't seen you here yet? The only QRM I see is the constant BS beacon from Scarborough on this reflector. Too bad you don't beacon your drivel on 2200m a
Hi Rik, The idea is fine. But, the problems I have with this are (1) Stations don't always notify us who they are and what they are up to (Mike, G3XDV, is a perfect example of how it should be done,
I am not the only one that has expressed an opinion about a proper ID procedure on LF. Address your remarks to all concerned also stick to the subject, we are not discussing rubber stamp QSO'S. Have
Mal, For many of us who, while licensed radio amateurs, are mainly interested in the behaviour of the spectrum and the medium via which signals are propagated, beacons at UHF, VHF, HF, MF, LF et. al.
Hello Scott , Just a word : oui , oui ,oui ;-) ;-) ;-) 73 Jean-Pierre f1afj Le 24/12/2010 09:30, Scott Tilley a écrit : Gee Mal with all that SKILL I wonder why we haven't seen you here yet? The only
