Has anyone heard of GNU Radio? Takes creating the wave and making is programatically instead of with the hardware. Rather interesting. If you haver the right hardware you can make just about any wavelength you want. Check it out...

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Re: All Online Games
By: Blackhawk to SBL on Mon Mar 03 2008 03:00:00

Has anyone heard of GNU Radio? Takes creating the wave and making is programatically instead of with the hardware. Rather interesting. If you hav the right hardware you can make just about any wavelength you want. Check it out...

What link? And what does that have to do with "All Online Games" at all?

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Re: All Online Games
By: Blackhawk to SBL on Mon Mar 03 2008 03:00 am

Has anyone heard of GNU Radio? Takes creating the wave and making is programatically instead of with the hardware. Rather interesting. If you haver the right hardware you can make just about any wavelength you want. Check it out...

I heard of it once... even looked into it.

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Has anyone heard of GNU Radio? Takes creating the wave and making is BL>programatically instead of with the hardware. Rather interesting. If you hav BL>the right hardware you can make just about any wavelength you want. Check it BL>out...

You DO need Hardware. There is a Recieve and Transmit Front end
Required and a Digital to Analog converter for the Transmit Front end
and a Analog to Digital converter fro the Recieve Front end.

The rest is done in Computer Software.
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Has anyone heard of GNU Radio? Takes creating the wave and making is programatically instead of with the hardware. Rather interesting. If you the right hardware you can make just about any wavelength you want. Check out...

What link? And what does that have to do with "All Online Games" at all?

IF you are trying to catch the direct Ham frequencies Live fro the
Satelite itself is is quite a chalendgeing Game.
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Re: All Online Games
By: TOM WALKER to ANGUS MCLEOD on Mon Mar 31 2008 06:08:00

IF you are trying to catch the direct Ham frequencies Live fro the
Satelite itself is is quite a chalendgeing Game.

Been there. Done that.

I've worked (2-way) AMSAT-OSCAR 10, UoSAT-OSCAR-11, AMSAT-OSCAR-13, AMSAT-OSCAR 16, LUSAT-OSCAR-19, Fuji-OSCAR 20, KitSAT-OSCAR 23,
AMRAD-OSCAR 27 Radio-Sputnik 14 and MIR, and have copied direct telemetry
and voice modes from Dove-OSCAR 17, and STS-35 (Columbia).

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Re: All Online Games

By: TOM WALKER to ANGUS MCLEOD on Mon Mar 31 2008 06:08:00

IF you are trying to catch the direct Ham frequencies Live fro the Satelite itself is is quite a chalendgeing Game.

Been there. Done that.

I've worked (2-way) AMSAT-OSCAR 10, UoSAT-OSCAR-11, AMSAT-OSCAR-13, AMSAT-OSCAR 16, LUSAT-OSCAR-19, Fuji-OSCAR 20, KitSAT-OSCAR 23, AMRAD-OSCAR 27 Radio-Sputnik 14 and MIR, and have copied direct telemetry and voice modes from Dove-OSCAR 17, and STS-35 (Columbia).

Not Sputnik?

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Re: Re: All Online Games
By: Finnigann to Angus McLeod on Wed May 21 2008 15:24:00

Been there. Done that.

I've worked (2-way) AMSAT-OSCAR 10, UoSAT-OSCAR-11, AMSAT-OSCAR-13, AMSAT-OSCAR 16, LUSAT-OSCAR-19, Fuji-OSCAR 20, KitSAT-OSCAR 23, AMRAD-OSC 27 Radio-Sputnik 14 and MIR, and have copied direct telemetry and voice modes from Dove-OSCAR 17, and STS-35 (Columbia).

Not Sputnik?

There have been *several* "Radio-Sputnik" birds, but I never worked THE Sputnik, no.

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Re: Re: All Online Games

By: Finnigann to Angus McLeod on Wed May 21 2008 15:24:00

Been there. Done that.

I've worked (2-way) AMSAT-OSCAR 10, UoSAT-OSCAR-11, AMSAT-OSCAR-13, AMSAT-OSCAR 16, LUSAT-OSCAR-19, Fuji-OSCAR 20, KitSAT-OSCAR 23, AMRAD-OSC 27 Radio-Sputnik 14 and MIR, and have copied direct telemetry and voice modes from Dove-OSCAR 17, and STS-35 (Columbia).

Not Sputnik?

There have been *several* "Radio-Sputnik" birds, but I never worked THE Sputnik, no.

Just wondering if you was old enough to remember it...

BTW June looks like another good month for RADIO (on Earth)

Field Day in the USA on the last Saturday. Hope to hear you...

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Re: All Online Games
By: TOM WALKER to BLACKHAWK on Mon Mar 31 2008 06:07 am

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Has anyone heard of GNU Radio? Takes creating the wave and making is BL>programatically instead of with the hardware. Rather interesting. If you BL>the right hardware you can make just about any wavelength you want. Check BL>out...

You DO need Hardware. There is a Recieve and Transmit Front end
Required and a Digital to Analog converter for the Transmit Front end
and a Analog to Digital converter fro the Recieve Front end.

The rest is done in Computer Software.

One of the purposes of ham radio is for when all the computers in the world crash and burn some day. everyone should keep it old skool and keep lots of the old technology


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