In article , "James"
wrote:
Is any one working the 6M band? Been off for awhile but listening.




Go to K1JT's site, http://www.pulsar.princeton.edu and download a copy of
WSJT. Set up just about any kind of horizontally polarized antenna and with
just a few watts you can be regularly working up to 1200 miles on meteor
scatter. It beats waiting months for an E's opening.

--
Caveat Lecter



"N1KI" wrote in message
...
In article , "James"
wrote:
Is any one working the 6M band? Been off for awhile but listening.

Go to K1JT's site, http://www.pulsar.princeton.edu and download a copy of
WSJT. Set up just about any kind of horizontally polarized antenna and
with
just a few watts you can be regularly working up to 1200 miles on meteor
scatter. It beats waiting months for an E's opening.

How regular I wonder -- thought WSJT was primarily during meteor shower
times

--
Caveat Lecter

The WSJT URL given is broken
Got google to give this one

http://pulsar.princeton.edu/~joe/K1JT/


--
Caveat Lecter



"Caveat Lector" wrote in message
news:vSCwd.41121$ka2.30318@fed1read04...


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Caveat Lecter



"N1KI" wrote in message
...
In article , "James"
wrote:
Is any one working the 6M band? Been off for awhile but listening.

Go to K1JT's site, http://www.pulsar.princeton.edu and download a copy of
WSJT. Set up just about any kind of horizontally polarized antenna and
with
just a few watts you can be regularly working up to 1200 miles on meteor
scatter. It beats waiting months for an E's opening.

How regular I wonder -- thought WSJT was primarily during meteor shower
times

--
Caveat Lecter

Caveat Lector wrote:
The WSJT URL given is broken

So is your newsreader.

Peter Lemken
DF5JT
Berlin

--
Toleranz, das war doch diese resultierende Verhaltensweise, wenn man sich
zwischen Abscheu und Mitleid nicht entscheiden kann.

(Andreas Kroschel in de.alt.talk.unmut)

Well this one works
http://pulsar.princeton.edu/

When you put in the www it doesnt work as the original poster stated
http://www.pulsar.princeton.edu/

And you really want to go to where I first stated
http://pulsar.princeton.edu/~joe/K1JT/

To get to the WSJT Home Page

Maybe the German providers vary -- hi hi

--
Caveat Lecter



"Peter Lemken" wrote in message
...
Caveat Lector wrote:
The WSJT URL given is broken

So is your newsreader.

Peter Lemken
DF5JT
Berlin

--
Toleranz, das war doch diese resultierende Verhaltensweise, wenn man sich
zwischen Abscheu und Mitleid nicht entscheiden kann.

(Andreas Kroschel in de.alt.talk.unmut)

Well this one works
http://pulsar.princeton.edu/

When you put in the www it doesnt work as the original poster stated
http://www.pulsar.princeton.edu/

And you really want to go to where I first stated
http://pulsar.princeton.edu/~joe/K1JT/

To get to the WSJT Home Page

Maybe the German providers vary -- hi hi

--
Caveat Lecter



"Peter Lemken" wrote in message
...
Caveat Lector wrote:
The WSJT URL given is broken

So is your newsreader.

Peter Lemken
DF5JT
Berlin

--
Toleranz, das war doch diese resultierende Verhaltensweise, wenn man sich
zwischen Abscheu und Mitleid nicht entscheiden kann.

(Andreas Kroschel in de.alt.talk.unmut)

Caveat Lector wrote:
The WSJT URL given is broken

So is your newsreader.

Peter Lemken
DF5JT
Berlin

--
Toleranz, das war doch diese resultierende Verhaltensweise, wenn man sich
zwischen Abscheu und Mitleid nicht entscheiden kann.

(Andreas Kroschel in de.alt.talk.unmut)

The WSJT URL given is broken
Got google to give this one

http://pulsar.princeton.edu/~joe/K1JT/


--
Caveat Lecter



"Caveat Lector" wrote in message
news:vSCwd.41121$ka2.30318@fed1read04...


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Caveat Lecter



"N1KI" wrote in message
...
In article , "James"
wrote:
Is any one working the 6M band? Been off for awhile but listening.

Go to K1JT's site, http://www.pulsar.princeton.edu and download a copy of
WSJT. Set up just about any kind of horizontally polarized antenna and
with
just a few watts you can be regularly working up to 1200 miles on meteor
scatter. It beats waiting months for an E's opening.

How regular I wonder -- thought WSJT was primarily during meteor shower
times

--
Caveat Lecter

--
Caveat Lecter



"N1KI" wrote in message
...
In article , "James"
wrote:
Is any one working the 6M band? Been off for awhile but listening.

Go to K1JT's site, http://www.pulsar.princeton.edu and download a copy of
WSJT. Set up just about any kind of horizontally polarized antenna and
with
just a few watts you can be regularly working up to 1200 miles on meteor
scatter. It beats waiting months for an E's opening.

How regular I wonder -- thought WSJT was primarily during meteor shower
times

--
Caveat Lecter