Larry wrote:

msg wrote in
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Larry wrote:

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You can be completely hammered and still get the damned VOX to key on
an SSB rig, revealing your asshole on SSB for the world....(c;

On a good Saturday night, I'd say a good 40% of the SSB ops on 75
meters are well on their way to falling down drunk. It's been that
way for decades.....since AM!


Well, 80/75 is open right now and it is a Saturday night; FWIW, listen
to the traffic on 3913 kHz on two remote controlled rcvrs -- mine in
No. MN and the other in North Carolina. The audio is nearly in sync
between the two of 'em

ums://tcp:cybertheque.org/HF_rcvr
ums://tcp:adamsj.dynalias.org/rx320rt

If the No. Carolina rcvr has been retuned by someone, visit its
control page at http://adamsj.dynalias.org/RCSweb/

Michael



Those webpages don't respond, even the control page. Winamp or VLC won't
play the audio. What are you playing it with? It appears both are
missing.


The 'ums://' URIs refer to "Unreal Media Streaming"; download the player
he http://www.umediaserver.net/bin/Stre...ediaPlayer.zip UMS is
used where minimal network latency is important.

You can also hear my receiver by placing a VoIP telephone call to


The control page for the North Carolina receiver is from the "Shortwave Log"
software package and has issues with some web browsers, including mine
(NS7.2), but can be cajoled into accepting input and tuning the rig.

The control page for my receiver (ask me if you want to try it) is homebrew
and uses a realtime scheme to permit realistic tuning and control.

Michael