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"Hippie" wrote in message
... wrote in message ... I recently purchased a second-hand Hal DXP-38 which works rather well on RTTY as I discovered in the CQWW RTTY contest recently but I really do want to find some live person to person Clover activity. Is there any? Where exactly? I read comments on eham.net from last year saying some people hang out on 14.063 5 LSB but is that not, for the US hams with their obligatory band plan, outside of the digital segment? It seemed to me that Clover was a somewhat elegant mode of digital comms not least with it being, effectively, fully duplex. I appreciate that PC-generated digital modes are increasingly popular but there must surely be a lot of Hal equipment out there? Dominic, G4SLW email address not genuine but QTHR. Dominic, Look for a U.S. Ham Hank Oredson W0RLI. He was very active with CLOVER, along with Dennis Ely W5XO, and a pretty good bunch of Hams around the U.S. I know there are many more, but Hank is sometimes on this Group. 73, Paul N5XMV Hi Paul! The CLOVER BBS forwarding operations pretty much shut down a couple years ago in favor of PACTOR II. I still have some controllers, both P38 and PCI-4000, but have not had them on air for a long time now. I tune the digital segments from time to time, but no longer hear any CLOVER sigs. -- ... Hank http://home.earthlink.net/~horedson http://home.earthlink.net/~w0rli |