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[email protected] September 12th 03 09:29 PM

Q15X25 HF Activity?
 
Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

When first introduced, 21113usb but nil heard for many months now.

Tks,

de Rich/N2JR


Pär C September 12th 03 10:36 PM

wrote:
Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

When first introduced, 21113usb but nil heard for many months now.

Tks,

de Rich/N2JR


I've never heard any activity but I'd really like to try it
out on the air. I've just tried it locally and it's a nice
mode indeed. I'll call a few cq's there and try to monitor
that frequency.

73 de Per / sm0rwo


Pär C September 12th 03 10:36 PM

wrote:
Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

When first introduced, 21113usb but nil heard for many months now.

Tks,

de Rich/N2JR


I've never heard any activity but I'd really like to try it
out on the air. I've just tried it locally and it's a nice
mode indeed. I'll call a few cq's there and try to monitor
that frequency.

73 de Per / sm0rwo


charlesb September 12th 03 10:40 PM

I heard a Q15x25 signal a few nights ago on 20meters, 14.110 LSB, something
in that neighborhood.

I tried Q15x25 on HF and was not satisfied with its performance under poor
conditions. Throughput would drop to 300 baud packet levels or less, but I
was still taking up enough bandwidth for six or seven HF packet QSO's! That
was not impressive.

When the band cleared up though, it would perform as advertised, very fast
for HF.

If you use the Flex32 implementation of Q15x25, called "newqpsk", it is
possible to gateway Q15x25 mode to VFH/UHF packet, a BBS program or what
have you.

I thought about BBS forwarding with Q15x25, but nobody sounded interested so
I went back to 300 baud packet. It's better under poor band conditions, and
that's what we mainly get right now, anyhow.

Q15x25 is fun to play with though. I hear the Q15x25 enthusiasts use it to
swap JPEGs on the air. The images come through 100%, not all
static-spattered like SSTV images are, most of the time.

Charles Brabham, N5PVL


wrote in message
...
Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

When first introduced, 21113usb but nil heard for many months now.

Tks,

de Rich/N2JR




charlesb September 12th 03 10:40 PM

I heard a Q15x25 signal a few nights ago on 20meters, 14.110 LSB, something
in that neighborhood.

I tried Q15x25 on HF and was not satisfied with its performance under poor
conditions. Throughput would drop to 300 baud packet levels or less, but I
was still taking up enough bandwidth for six or seven HF packet QSO's! That
was not impressive.

When the band cleared up though, it would perform as advertised, very fast
for HF.

If you use the Flex32 implementation of Q15x25, called "newqpsk", it is
possible to gateway Q15x25 mode to VFH/UHF packet, a BBS program or what
have you.

I thought about BBS forwarding with Q15x25, but nobody sounded interested so
I went back to 300 baud packet. It's better under poor band conditions, and
that's what we mainly get right now, anyhow.

Q15x25 is fun to play with though. I hear the Q15x25 enthusiasts use it to
swap JPEGs on the air. The images come through 100%, not all
static-spattered like SSTV images are, most of the time.

Charles Brabham, N5PVL


wrote in message
...
Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

When first introduced, 21113usb but nil heard for many months now.

Tks,

de Rich/N2JR




charlesb September 13th 03 01:25 AM

Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

I forgot to mention that there is a "Yahoo group" called Q15x25 where you
can find out about freqs and maybe dig up somebody to QSO with.

Go through the posts there, and you'll soon be up to speed on all issues
related to Q15x25.

Charles Brabham, N5PVL



charlesb September 13th 03 01:25 AM

Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

I forgot to mention that there is a "Yahoo group" called Q15x25 where you
can find out about freqs and maybe dig up somebody to QSO with.

Go through the posts there, and you'll soon be up to speed on all issues
related to Q15x25.

Charles Brabham, N5PVL



[email protected] September 13th 03 04:39 PM

Per: let's try this weekend on 21133 and 14109 usb.

de Rich/N2JR

On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 23:36:13 +0200, Pär C wrote:

wrote:
Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

When first introduced, 21113usb but nil heard for many months now.

Tks,

de Rich/N2JR


I've never heard any activity but I'd really like to try it
out on the air. I've just tried it locally and it's a nice
mode indeed. I'll call a few cq's there and try to monitor
that frequency.

73 de Per / sm0rwo



[email protected] September 13th 03 04:39 PM

Per: let's try this weekend on 21133 and 14109 usb.

de Rich/N2JR

On Fri, 12 Sep 2003 23:36:13 +0200, Pär C wrote:

wrote:
Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?

When first introduced, 21113usb but nil heard for many months now.

Tks,

de Rich/N2JR


I've never heard any activity but I'd really like to try it
out on the air. I've just tried it locally and it's a nice
mode indeed. I'll call a few cq's there and try to monitor
that frequency.

73 de Per / sm0rwo



[email protected] September 13th 03 04:41 PM

Thanks Charles for your input. Will peek at the Yahoo group.

de Rich/N2JR

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 00:25:09 GMT, "charlesb"
wrote:

Curious as to whether there is any activity on HF using mode Q15X25?


I forgot to mention that there is a "Yahoo group" called Q15x25 where you
can find out about freqs and maybe dig up somebody to QSO with.

Go through the posts there, and you'll soon be up to speed on all issues
related to Q15x25.

Charles Brabham, N5PVL




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