The message linking references in the email header are hidden, they are there for email clients to keep track of conversation threads and add nothing the the displayed length of messages, on the contr

It is configured like that on purpose, as I and many others are fed up trying to scroll to the end of a massive email on a mobile device, only to find the device has truncated it (no option to control

Right in the middle of the unattended digimode section. Probably not best for your MS RX effectiveness. You best check the various regional band-plans to choose a suitable (or at least compatible) spo

From: JP Tucson, AZ Date: Tue, 04 Aug 2020 10:21:52 PDT Dave, can you explain the grounding differences & "dangers" in more detail please. Yes, I know about U.K. being 230 v & 50 Hz. How is your groun

Re:- From: Jim Brown Date: Mon, 03 Aug 2020 14:21:30 PDT Here's the right way to do it. Read it here for free, or buy N0AX's ARRL Book, on which I collaborated. http://k9yc.com/GroundingAndAudio.pdf 7

From: D. Scott MacKenzie Date: Mon, 03 Aug 2020 06:34:22 PDT I just picked up a nice USB sound card – it turned out to be more sensitive than my computer sound card. I wish I had done that sooner. It'

Hi Bill. On this Mint 19.3 64 bit laptop and at home, the custom radio related symlinks I have (even with tty at the front of the name) do not show up by default, but the software happily accepts them

Hi John. The Yaesu FCU-16 interface is pure cat control, no sound I/O. But it does opto-isolate the rig from the computer. The Signalink is a soundcard with a simple VOX circuit for PTT, no cat contro

Re:- SUBSYSTEM==”tty”, ATTRS{idVendor}==”10c4″, ATTRS{idProduct}==”ea60″, ATTRS{serial}=="IC-7300 02031624" , SYMLINK+=”ic7300″ Hi... Try:- SUBSYSTEM==”tty”, ATTRS{serial}=="IC-7300 02031624", SYMLINK

The OP did say "no cell service so no internet..." So:- If you have a working smartphone, use it to create a WiFi hotspot and use NTP. Ain't going to fly!. NTP over mobile internet can be flakey anywa

KiWiSDR was mentioned, so probably via the interweb, and all the delays associated? Dave G0WBX.

I wonder how many might consider using this free source when all else might be hard to use. Consider WWV from your smartphone that could be used to manually sync at 1 (303) 499-7111 (WWV). try it out.

Off topic: Re:- Here's a tutorial on finding and killing RX noise. http://k9yc.com/KillingReceiveNoise.pdf Clip-on ferrite cores are designed to kill VHF and UHF noise. To make them work at HF, we mus

Probably inverter driven motors, compressors, fan's etc, with poor EMI suppression. Some central heating gas boilers in the UK also radiate similar noises, especially on 18MHz, as they start up, then

I suspect that there are many more out there with the same problem. There are indeed! It's not unusual sadly, I too have had issues getting the Joe's pages at Princeton in the recent past, and too res

I doubt it, that's from 2016! There is a recent floater deployment off the CA coast in the Pacific. But, it's a QRP APRS & WSPR device. It just periodically broadcasts it's position and some data etc.

If it's a Networking Icon, you've probably just knocked your 'DSL modem off line, so Windows is complaining it's cut off from the mother-ship!. Have Fun. Dave G0WBX.

If you need a good and flexible terminal program for Windows 10 (or 7) look at:- https://sites.google.com/site/terminalbpp/ VERY good, lots of options in the sending and receiving format, plus it's sc

I've never understood, why "inappropriate" or just downright "wont work right" controls are not greyed out and disabled, on a per mode basis. Plenty of other GUI based programs do that, not just Ham R

Hi. If you use the Meinberg NTP software, you can have a local GPS RX providing your time reference. Even the cheap ones without PPS are good enough for FT4/8 etc. The setting up for using the PPS tho