Ernie; Got the program for you. Luc, LX2GT wrote kpsk for linux running KDE 2.0 desktop. Recently I ported it to KDE 3.0 for Luc. Currently, Luc and I are actively developing improvements to

Played around with LP and a vertical. Had exchanges with well over 200 PSK stations. There was something that I noticed. It was a bit alarming to say the least. Many times (yes

hmm maybe need to get one of those rigs with 6M my old trusty KWD TS820 just is too old hi hi cu soon 73 Steve N3UYI

Steve, sorry I missed you de Jay - AA8QQ BTW- I'm on 6m and it's wide open to GA & FL

YEP BUT I AM 1D 73 STEVE N3UYI

AA8QQ is on the air 40 meters de Jay - AA8QQ

Well N4ZUM Ed and I made contact agn on 40M - Hooked onTDW and now FD! Don't know exact location for Ed today but it is definitely a "local"contact. 73 de Steve N3UYI

No, that's an Optimist, Jay. :) 73, Dick WB0DUL@...

Now there is a true believer!!

Watch out when you climb over those rancher's electric fences...you might zakanaka! Have fun! I might 'ave a look at the waterfall... 73s de Jungle

Hey Jay, I don't know, I forgot where I put the list. 73, Bernie / KF4FHS

Hey Jay, I've got everything ready except the things I forgot. 1 rig, 1 Laptop, 1 interface, 1 tuner, 1 antenna, 2 batteries, a couple of coolers full of food and drink, and a bunch of other

Hey Bernie, Is that the list of stuff you brought, or fergot? Jay - AA8QQ

FD Preparations,Southern Style; 1.Charge batteries 2.Pack radio,tuner,two power cables in small camera bag 3.Pack antenna,coax,counterpoise in small camera bag#2 4.Pack laptop,extra batteries,2 copies

Well, I got both batteries charged and except for a few things, got the truck all loaded and ready to go! The foods of choice for me to get thru 24 hours of intense RF out in the field is nutragrain

Ernest - I'm not doing it, but I have worked WA0EIR and CX7BF, both of whom said they were running Linux PSK software. Steve W3HF

I'm looking to make contact with anyone on the list that is operating PSK31 on PCs running linux. Thanks, Ernest, KG9NI

Thanks for forwarding that Jay. In the aftermath of September 11 with our new focus on Homeland Security and protection against total communications breakdowns, it seems to me that Amateur radio has

How soon we forget. Remember that old Russian woodpecker from 40m? Or what about Saddams jammers/counter jammers. But then again, I guess that's what FD is all about. Communicating though any type

This from the ARRL: "...Field Day! This weekend is ARRL Field Day, possibly ham radio's most popular organized operating activity. In the past this bulletin only commented on domestic propagation for