[pskmail] Re: No successful pskmail rx
- From: Wolf Höller <oe7ftj@xxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 11 Aug 2007 19:21:06 +0200
Hi Rein and Per!
The PSk signal at 2500 Hz is actually the APRS frequency with 300 Bd AFSK.
I had ENORMOUS pactor signals when in Friedrichshafen on the Bodensee, and
I could only work pskmail servers in Eindhoven and Stockholm when the pactor
stations were silent.
You will have LOTS more fun when you use a 500Hz or 300 Hz filter in the FT897D.
Maybe we can set up a sked with Wolfgang, as soon as I am at home again
(probably monday).
I can then put a signal on PI4TUE for a longer time.
I only can switch to CW with default 240Hz filter [DBF], because I have
not additional filter. Let me see, what's the (positve?) differences
are, when I set the 240Hz filter in CW.
Even if you cannot actually hear the serer you might try the other way around,
send a beacon or a ping (ctrl-P) to the server and look at the log on the
website:
http://131.155.192.174/PI4TUE.php if you are being received... Use several
frequencies 10 Hz apart. That could help a lot to get you started.
This days I make my first steps in receiving pskmail. Now I have to link
my notebook togeher with the FT-897 via my 'DIGI1' (optocoupler)
interface for transmitting and switching the ptt.
Now when reading this email I received some frames from PA0R.
--
Wolf Höller, OE7FTJ
ÖVSV-LV Tirol
Referat für Not- und Katastrophenfunk
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