[pskmail] Re: N5ALE
- From: Darrel Smith <darrels@xxxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 9 May 2007 17:54:09 -0700
Ed,
I think everyone uses the radio dial frequency as the one listed on
the site. At least I do, and all the other servers I have heard all
do it this way. Sometimes you to try a few times 2 or 3 Khz either
side of the listed frequency when pinging a server. I guess different
radios can be off just a little. I do not have AFC turned on with our
server.
Darrel, VE7CUS
On 9-May-07, at 10:35 PM, Fred Reiselt wrote:
The last several days, I have been copying the N5ALE server hourly
beacon well for several hours per day on 30 meters, until he locked
it onto 20 meters. I think there are some different definitions of
frequency in use. That could be part of the problem. There is the
server center frequency, and there is the frequency that the radio
is tuned. The default audio frequency is 1000 Hz so the radio must
be tuned to 1 kHz below the server center frequency, if you use the
1000 Hz default. Some folks are listing the server center frequency
on the wiki and others are listing the radio frequency. Confusion
has resulted. Perhaps that is part of the problem.
73,
Fred
wb5con
Ed wrote:
I am still unable to either ping or connect to the server on
14.076. I do not copy the beacon either. I noticed one other east
coast ham trying to either connect and/or ping. I have no idea as
to what the problem may be. I have only copied the beacon once for
about 10 minutes on 30 meters.
I feel confident that fldigi is setup properly, I have used the
software from .9 something as an alpha tester.
Using the livecd the pskmail client is easily setup and as far as
I know is working correctly.
Any ideas
Ed W3NR
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