If we do have some interference from another person or group we need to inform WWARA. But we will need more info to tell them. So please everyone when you get a chance listen and see what or who you

Signalstuff.com-- Thanks, Rowland

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Hi all, Just wondering if others have listened to transmissions on the output of the repeater 441.825? At first when listening on Thursday and Friday thought it might be tropo ducting but this came

The pi box keeps chugging along for now. Ken W7ECK

Not software, but an easy website: https://www.sigidwiki.com/wiki/Category:Amateur_Radio --Shawn --K7ATA

That possibly could have been Shawn that posted that.\ Tom

This is from a past Snovarc member..... "Some time ago, someone in the club posted a link to software that would identify the digital transmissions on HF. Not necessarily decode the transmission but

Does anyone have pictures of Jim, W7ABD operating his ham gear? The family would like to have some pix of him operating. If you do, please e-mail them to me, tomwa7tbp@.... Thank you.. Tom

Norcom can determine when station tones and location is down. We listen to our pagers and post a radio watch.

Station tones occasionally do go down. We are also receiving a page.

Jackson - what happens if the Internet goes down? -- ************************* Howard E. Mahran WA1HEM *************************

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You can monitor the locution on FDISP1.

Dang :-( -- ************************* Howard E. Mahran WA1HEM *************************

Station tones are sent over the internet.

AFAIK they don't use tone-outs in King County. That's very old technology and not used in many places any more. Some places in the world use POCSAG but you'd have to use other software to decode it

I've got my SDS scanners programmed and now I'd like to experiment with Tone-outs. I can use some guidance/help--- I would like to specifically monitor for Station 66. Has anyone done this or know the

Hello everyone: I have good news and bad news to share. The good news is that the Myer family will be having a memorial for Jim. The bad news is that the venue is small and attendance has to be

That is one thing I was taught early on in my career. Before you go nuts troubleshooting an electronic problem in any device check the power source (cord). Thanks, Rowland