ORCA DIGITAL NET 7/Jun/16 check-in/rotation:
Check-ins: 9
Stations:
N6IET Rick Los Angeles,CA flamp
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
WB6SDR Ralph Folsom,CA flamp
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR
W4WAC Doug Grants Pass,OR
N1SC Jeff Lehi,UT
KB6HOH Steve Novato,CA
K6WSJ Steve Venice,CA
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS 180’doublet@80′,35w
Rick’s N6IET comment sums up our band condx tonight. He said the b/w ORCA logo we use for signal evaluation looked like a snowstorm at night as it arrived in Los Angeles. An endorsement really, for the old saying that a picture is worth a thousand words. Condx at check-in were terrible, but did improve as the net progressed. Jeff N1SC in Lehi,UT could only hear Brad WA7HHE in Cedar City,UT. Brad relayed him in and he eventually connected with us directly with adequate copy as the band improved. He tried to find a relay by email too. Pretty resourceful guy. Unfortunately, I don’t have enough attention to check email during the net. But, I can provide better coverage for condx like tonight by asking one of the stronger stations to relay the check-in call. In an emergency, we would pass traffic by relay. We should work with relays in our weekly practice nets too.
The net began with 5 check-ins, but increased to 9 by the time we closed. This has become normal for ORCA and it presses me to remember to look for late and visiting stations. I like the net flow and it’s helping me work toward greater flexibility and focus as NCS. A working traffic net, especially in emergency conditions will have Ops coming and going at any time.
Doug W4WAC checked in from Grants Pass,OR, but we lost him early in the net. I didn’t get a chance to see if he wanted to send traffic or keyboard. I hope he comes back for another try. I’ve always wanted Ops from the surrounding Counties and States in case we are asked to support emergency communications. Although EMCOMM is not the main focus at ORCA, we’ve become pretty good at digital communications and would do well with emergency traffic as a group or individually in our communities. I’m frequently reminded of the skill and expertise among our members.
I think we’re doing better with the FLAMP REPORTs, but they still get easily mixed up with reception reports normally sent during the comment round. I’m always thinking of ways to make this clearer and I’m interested in your thoughts on the matter.
Mindy W7ZAP and I are learning more about our two doublets. Mindy’s works better east to west. Mine favors N-S. Rick in Los Angeles, does not hear Mindy as well as he does me, but Brad hears her better than he does me in Cedar City,UT. Mindy’s antenna will get longer and higher when we have time to revise it. Other than antennas, our station are the same and we always use the same power setting. Never more than 35w as the stations are so close.
After closing I copied this image from Jeff N1SC. It’s good to see more use of images. There may be times when an image will replace pages of verbal explanation.
Thanks for working with us again tonight. I hope the experience is as useful for you as it is for me. I really enjoy working with you. Hope to see you next week too. 73 Doug K7KY
——— Net Report —————
W7ZAP < K7KY rr < K7KY k
ORCA DIGITAL NET early check-in < K7KY
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:28Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
K7KY K7KY de N6IET N6IET N6IET kn
N6IET < K7KY GE Rick ur logged in… maybe a light net tonight… the humboldt members have ARC meeting first tues..
K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:29Z MFSK-32 @ 1504>>
K7KY de N6IET
Very poor copy, Doug. I didn’t get much of that.
I have flamp traffic for this evening.
btu Doug K7KY de N6IET k
06/07/2016 19:30 PDT
Welcome to the ORCA DIGITAL NET – Doug K7KY/NCS
ORCA meets every Tuesday @ 1930p – 3.5825+1500
Software: FLDIGI, FLMSG, FLAMP – MFSK-32
ORCA is a DIRECTED net, dedicated to learning and developing
digital operating skills and practicing digital traffic handling.
The net connects digital Amateur Operators with common interest
in training, information-sharing, and mutual-aid. Visitors welcome.
New to ORCA? See the ‘Quick Start Guide’ @ http://orcadigitalnet.com
FLMSG/FLAMP & KEYBOARD stations check-in with your CALLSIGN
or print it on the waterfall. First time?: Include NAME & QTH.
Monitoring stations may check in&out with: ‘CALLSIGN IN&OUT’.
Monitors are not called during net.
After check-in, stand-by while NCS generates the rotation list.
Next:
NCS transmits test image
NCS transmits Rotation list
NCS transmits Announcements
NCS calls each station in order for traffic or keyboard *
Next, a round of copy reports, observations, and comments
(keyboard or BLANKFORM as you like)
Closing Announcement
* LOCK fldigi @ 1500, enable RxID, TxID.
Enable: CONFIGURE/ID/RsID ‘Retain tx freq lock’
Have FLAMP open. FLAMP traffic is followed with
a round of FLAMP REPORTs and one fill. < K7KY
Checked in early: W7ZAP N6IET < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:33Z MFSK-32 @ 1498>>
K7KY DE WA7HHE Brad in Cedar City one practice message via flmsg
WA7HHE GE Brad ur on the log tu < K7KY k
ORCA DIGITAL NET Check-in:
Send your CALLSIGN only or
print it either side of 1500wf.
Monitoring only?: send your
CALLSIGN IN&OUT. First
check-in? Call/Name/QTH < K7KY
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:34Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
WB6SDR WB6SDR
lWB6SDR GE Ralph… tu < K7KY k
<IMAGE:G, /home/k7ky/Documents/orca/ORCASmallBlack.png>
Sending Pic:144×140; < K7KYAny more checkins? < K7KY k
<STX>
… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 0RCA.b2s]<flmsg>2.0.15:hdr_fm:20
K7KY 20160806023703
:hdr_ed:20
K7KY 20160703235454
<blankform>
:mg:239 ORCA DIGITAL NET 7/Jun/16 check-in/rotation:
Check-ins:
Stations: 5
N6IET Rick Los Angeles,CA flamp
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
WB6SDR Ralph Folsom,CA
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS 180’doublet@80′,35w
[WRAP:chksum F629][WRAP:end]… end
Announcements 7/Jun/16
Read the Net Report/Log @: http://orcadigitalnet.com/reports/
Net Reports are posted to the website, usually by Wednesday.
Brief repeat of last week’s note:
We have two main events every net. Traffic round and Comment round.
When we have traffic in FLAMP, we go around the group directly for the
FLAMP REPORT (sent with the FLAMP REPORT BUTTON) or send,’No FLAMP/copy’.
Following the REPORT round, we return to the next station in rotation for
regular traffic. During traffic round, you can send formal or informal
traffic,or keyboard about your station, projects, whatever, as you like.
During the Comment round, we’re looking for reception reports, comments,
observations, questions, etc. It’s helpful to learn how well your signal
is received by other net members.
In summary: In Traffic round we’ll be looking for FLAMP REPORTs, sent
with the FLAMP REPORT button. In comment round, we’re interested in how
you received and decoded the other stations, and whatever else you may
want to say or ask.
ORCA DIGITAL NET – late/visitor check-ins? < K7KY
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:40Z MFSK-32 @ 1497>>
w4wac visitor
W4WAC < K7KY GE please say your name & qth < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:40Z MFSK-32 @ 1503>>
w4wac doug grants pass or
W4WAC < K7KY GE Doug I was thinking you might be coming from a long way off… welcome to the net… You are welcome to
send both formal or informal traffic during the traffic round. or you can just say a few words to the net if you like I’ll add you to
the rotation list and resend the list… < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:42Z MFSK-32 @ 1497>>
sorry about that…yeah the 4 call gets everyone w4wac. Thanks for the welcome
… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 0RCA.b2s]<flmsg>2.0.15:hdr_fm:20
K7KY 20160806024313
:hdr_ed:20
K7KY 20160703235454
<blankform>
:mg:268 ORCA DIGITAL NET 7/Jun/16 check-in/rotation:
Check-ins: 6
Stations:
N6IET Rick Los Angeles,CA flamp
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
WB6SDR Ralph Folsom,CA
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR
W4WAC Doug Grants Pass,OR
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS 180’doublet@80′,35w
[WRAP:chksum D324][WRAP:end]… end
ALL ORCA Looks like a smaller net tonight with the Humboldt members @ ARC meetings… We begin with FLjAMP traffic tonight from
Los Angeles… over to Rick N6IET < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:45Z MFSK-32 @ 1509>>
Signals are weak this evening. 30% print on Doug but 100% on Brad and Ralph. Nil on anybody else.
I’m going to send a flamp message at mfsk32 (same as now), but I’ll probably need somebody to Relay
my fills. I won’t be able to receive all the Reports.
flamp message follows:
btu Doug K7KY de N6IET k
N6IET FB Rick go with the traffic and I’ll see who will be best for relay… over to you… < K7KY k
Herbert
<DATA 72 000A>{C472:1}
Bene Gesserit Litany Against Fear
Frank Herbert from Dune
<DATA 72 7AEA>{C472:2}
I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-de
<DATA 72 0107>{C472:3}ath that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will
<DATA 72 3573>{C472:4}permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone p
<DATA 72 5FBE>{C472:5}ast I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear ha
<DATA 58 936C>{C472:6}s gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
<CNTL 10 5368>{C472:EOF}
<CNTL 10 F364>{C472:EOT}
DE N6IET K
N6IET < K7KY Rick Sorry to say, I douibled with your preamble… pse go agn.. tu < K7KY k
N6IET Rick u cpying me OK I doubled with your preamble… pse send agn… tu < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:49Z MFSK-32 @ 1501>>
QST DE N6IET
<PROG 18 D98D>{C472}FLAMP 2.2.03
<FILE 44 7EC5>{C472}20160606215445:Litany Against Fear.txt
<ID 31 1600>{C472}N6IET Rick in Los Angeles
<SIZE 14 257A>{C472}370 6 64
<DESC 40 6C1A>{C472}Excerpt from Dune by Frank Herbert
<DATA 72 000A>{C472:1}
Bene Gesserit Litany Against Fear
Frank Herbert from Dune
<DATA 72 7AEA>{C472:2}
I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-de
<DATA 72 0107>{C472:3}ath that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will
<DATA 72 3573>{C472:4}permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone p
<DATA 72 5FBE>{C472:5}ast I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear ha
<DATA 58 936C>{C472:6}s gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
<CNTL 10 5368>{C472:EOF}
<CNTL 10 F364>{C472:EOT}
DE N6IET K
N6IET Rick when I saw the title I knew the quote… I love that story… OK to business we’ll go around the group only once for
FLAMP REPORTs I’ll send your callsign only.. please press your REPORT button. or send no copy or no flamp… here we go…
WA7HHE
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:52Z MFSK-32 @ 1503>>
DE WA7HHE
File : Litany Against Fear.txt
<MISSING 15 AA0A>{C472}CONFIRMED
DE WA7HHE K
WB6SDR
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:53Z MFSK-32 @ 1501>>
QST DE WB6SDR
<PROG 18 41EB>{046A}FLAMP 2.2.03
<FILE 32 2912>{046A}20160608024301:Report3.txt
<ID 29 DEDC>{046A}WB6SDR Folsom, CA Ralph
<SIZE 15 3A0B>{046A}529 5 128
<DATA 136 9DCF>{046A:1}[b64:start]CgpUaGUgT3JlZ29uIERpZ2l0YWwgTmV0IFJlY2VwdGlvbiBSZXBvcnQKODBNIDMuNTgyNSBNSHogQC
AxNTAwIEh6IGRhdGU6IDYvNy8yMDE2Ck1vZGUgT
<DATA 136 B67A>{046A:2}UZTSzMyCgpUaGUgZm9sbG93aW5nIHN0YXRpb25zIHdlcmUgY29waWVkIGF0IFdCNlNEUiBpbiBGb2xzb20gQ0EK
ClNUQVRJT04JTkFNRQlRVEggICAgCSAgICBMRVZFT
<DATA 136 16E8>{046A:3}AlTL04JRmxhbXAgVFJBRkZJQyBSWCBPSwoKTjZJRVQJUmljawkJCQkxMQkKSzdLWQlEb3VnCQkJCQlPUkNBI
ExvZ28KTjZJRVQgICBSaWNrICBMb3MgQW5nZWxlcyxDQ
<DATA 136 C6DD>{046A:4}SBmbGFtcAkxMQpXQTdISEUgIEJyYWQgICBDZWRhciBDaXR5LFUKVzdaQVAgICBNaW5keSBCcm9va2luZ3Ms
T1IKCgpFbmQgb2YgcmVwb3J0LgoKNzMnUwoKV0I2U0RSC
<DATA 25 7200>{046A:5}goKCgoK
[b64:end]<CNTL 10 A202>{046A:EOF}
<CNTL 10 020E>{046A:EOT}
DE WB6SDR K
ALL ORCA This is the perfect night for working on our processes… We have one FLAMP traffic in progress and Ralph mistooke my
request for FLaMP REPORT for send his FLAMP… no problem… We will return to the FLAMp traffic from Brad WA7HHE and finish
the REPORT round, Then, we’ll return to Ralph’s traffic and fill that if needed… We now continue with the REPORTs for Brad Ralph.
can you send your REPORT from that traffic now..? < K7KY k
ALL ORCA I’ve probablyt totally confused Ralph now… let’s move ahead and we’ll sort it out as we go… BREAK W7ZAP
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:58Z MFSK-32 @ 1496>>
DE W7ZAP
File : Litany Against Fear.txt
<MISSING 15 AA0A>{C472}CONFIRMED
DE W7ZAP K
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T02:58Z MFSK-32 @ 1503>>
N1SC N1SC kn kn
N1SC < K7KY GE Jeff… We’re in the traffic round… I’ll add you to the roster < K7KY k
W4WAC
W4WAC < K7KY Doug I’m going to skip your FLAMP report for now and we’ll come back to it later… BREAK
DE K7KY
File : Litany Against Fear.txt
<MISSING 15 AA0A>{C472}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K
N6IET Rick It looks like everyone CONFIRMED good signal…BREAK WA7HHE OK Brad ur next.. < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:02Z MFSK-32 @ 1497>>
de wa7hhe sending using flmsg tonight
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:02Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn Legislators-Cyber_Security.p2s]<flmsg>2.0.18.05:hdr_fm:22
WA7HHE 20160806030245
:hdr_ed:22
WA7HHE 20160806003014
<plaintext>
:tt:15 General Message
:to:16 ORCA Net Members
:fm:6 WA7HHE
:dt:8 06/07/16
:tm:5 1818L
:sb:55 Survey of legislators and knowledge about cybersecurity
:mg:1066
A majority of legislators understand cyber threats are evolving
and pose a risk to their state.
2/3 of respondents reported their state’ current level of cyber risk is moderate to high.
67% know it’s a matter OF WHEN not if, the state will be attacked.
Respondents said their
TOP 3 THREATS ARE:
1. Criminal organizations outside the U.S.
2. Political hacktivists.
3. Criminal organizations within the U.S.
Despite understanding the risk, legislators are not as immersed in
state cybersecurity efforts as they could be.
Only 18% of respondents currently sit on a COMMITTEE with cybersecurity as part of its mandate.
80% of respondents DO NOT KNOW if their state has a cyber-emergency incident plan in place.
Governing Institute recently discovered in its survey of 103 state legislators and staff,that although legislators know the risks are high,
many are not as involved as they could be and cybersecurity gaps remain.
file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/owner/My%20Documents/Ham%20Radio/FLDIGI/NBEMS%20Practice%20Messages/GOV16_INFOGRA
PHIC_ATT2_V.PDF
[WRAP:chksum 4F6E][WRAP:end]… end
#
=#ReWA7HHE Good signal from UT, Brad BREAK we already have Ralph’s WB6SDR FLAMP traffic… Now, we’ll go around the
net again quickly for the FLAMP REPORTs I’ll send your callsign only… Please press the REPORT button on FLAMP or send no
flamp or nocopy… tu BREAK W7ZAP
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:06Z MFSK-32 @ 1502>>
lcie n zþ
#
DE W7ZAP
File : Report3.txt
<MISSING 15 5F20>{046A}CONFIRMED
DE W7ZAP K
ORCA DIGITAL NET – late/visitor check-ins? < K7KY
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:07Z MFSK-32 @ 1504>>
de KB6HOH k
KB6HOH GE Steve… We’re just running a REPORT round for FLAMP I’ll add you to the bottom of the roster and resend soon
< K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:08Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
K7KY de KB6HOH OK Doug. I will be running back and forth doing things but will try and pay attention. Tnx sk
W4WAC
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:09Z MFSK-32 @ 1499>>
ORCA Net de K6WSJ
100% copy on two flamps.
sorry for late check incK6WSJ GE Steve I’ll add you to the end of the roster… you can send traffic then if you like… BREAK
W4WAC Doug how copy? < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:10Z MFSK-32 @ 1496>>
K7KY de K6WSJ
no traffic
BTU Douglas K7KY de K6
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:11Z MFSK-32 @ 1504>>
rOK last station is not printing… maybe W4WAC we’ll move along with the FLAMP REPORTS N1SC de N1SC
Can you relay my check in? Pplyou relay my check in? PSE
Zero Copy on K7KY Doug.
Zero Copy on K7KY Doug.
TNX TNX N1SC n N1SC kn kn
ALL ORCA If you can copy Jeff N1SC I need a relay to tell him he’s checked in… < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:13Z MFSK-32 @ 1497>>
k7ky de wa7hhe k1sc would like me to relay him in sez he is unable to copy NC, ur in JeffS
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:14Z MFSK-32 @ 1500>>
WA7HHE WA7HHE TU Brad Jeff N1SC is on the log… BREAK K6WSJ
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:15Z MFSK-32 @ 1504>>
K7KY de K6WSJ
no traffic
BTU Douglas K7KY de K6WSJ k
K6WSJ Steve… I’m wondering if you have a FLAMP report on the last traffic, Report3.txt? < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:16Z MFSK-32 @ 1498>>
ti¡ iKt tu
#
DE K6WSJ
File : Report3.txt
<MISSING 15 5F20>{0EiMED
DE K6WSJ K
<STX>
DE K7KY
File : Report3.txt
<MISSING 15 5F20>{046A}CONFIRMED
DE K7KY K
N6IET
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:17Z MFSK-32 @ 1499>>
DE N6IET
File : Report3.txt
<MISSING 8 E36B>{046A}3
DE N6IET K
WA7HHE
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:17Z MFSK-32 @ 1505>>
DE WA7HHE
File : Report3.txt
<MISSING 15 5F20>{046A}CONFIRMED
DE WA7HHE K
#
t4n
ALL ORCA OK we sorted that out pretty well… Rick N6IET missed block 3… I can fill that after net if you like.. we’ll move along
with regular traffic now BREAK W7ZAP Mindy ur up for traffic or kbd… < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:19Z MFSK-32 @ 1505>>
… start
[WRAP:beg][WRAP:lf][WRAP:fn 7june2016.213]<flmsg>2.0.16.01:hdr_fm:17
c 20160806031907
:hdr_ed:17
c 20160806022725
<ics213>
:to:16 ORCA DIGITAL NET
:p1:13 Brookings, OR
:fm:11 W7ZAP Mindy
:p2:25 35w 135ft doublet @ 110ft
:d1:10 2016-06-07
:t1:5 1901Z
:sb:41 Digital modes from IBC starting Wednesday
:mg:1164 The concept of digital text modes via analog shortwave broadcast is expanding!
Beginning 8 June, The Italian Broadcasting Corporation (IBC) will add a half hour of digital text modes to its Wednesday transmission
via Channel 292 in Germany, 6070 kHz.
The entire broadcast is Wednesday 2000 to 2200 UTC, with MFSK32 followed by Olivia 16-500 at 2030-2100 UTC.
2030-2045 UTC in MFSK32 (1500 Hz): DX and media news from “Radio Passioni”, Andrea Lawendel’s blog
2045-2100 UTC in Olivia 16-500 (2200 Hz): DX Italia, news from the amateur radio world
Complete schedule and updates at http://ibcradio.webs.com/
Reception reports can be sent to ibc@europe.com
DigiDX will continue this week via Channel 292, 6070 kHz, daily (maybe not Saturday) at 0530-0600 and 1830-1900 UTC. Vatican Radio
on the same frequency at those times provides a special challenge for the digital text modes. (I hope this co-channel situation can
eventually be resolved.) This week Stephen has been experimenting with multiple modes transmitted simultaneously:
1500Hz – Olivia 16-500
2008Hz – Oliva 8-250
2300Hz – Olivia 4-125
2900Hz – BPSK-125
Reception reports to reports@digidx.uk
[WRAP:chksum 7C84][WRAP:end]… end
Tu Mindy BREAK
W4WAC < K7KY Doug how copy now? < K7KY k
WA7HHE Brad please relay to Jeff N1SC and see if he has traffic or comments tu < K7KY k
06/07/2016 ORCA NET ROSTER
Net report from WA7HHE
N6IET Rick Los Angeles,CA flamp s/n 0 to +5 db, good copy on Rick this evening.
Jeff N1SC do you have any tfc or comments
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:24Z MFSK-32 @ 1499>>
WA7HHE de N1SC
No traffic for tonight.
Thank you for the relay
I appreciate it. This is a very neat net.
BTU WA7HHE de N1SC kn
N1SC Jeff I cpy u perfectlly now.. ur S8 & -5db… hope you cpy me too… OK & tu Brad for the relay.. Oops ! < K7KY k
KB6HOH Steve do you have traffic tonight? < K7KY k
K6WSJ OK Steve… looks like Steve HOH is at another station right now.. ur turn for traffic < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:28Z MFSK-32 @ 1510>>
niR oPiZa:R@u 9
K7KY de K6WSJ
I tuned in late and have no traffic tonight.
thank you for the net
BTU Douglas K7KY de K6WSJ k
#
K6WSJ FB Steve… I’m running a bit off my rail tonight… BREAK looks like we’ve finished the traffic round and we move forward
to the comment round… We begin with N6IET Rick in Los Angeles,CA < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:29Z MFSK-32 @ 1502>>
K7KY de N6IET
OK. Conditions are not so good this evening.
Doug K7KY is -12 to +2 dB with 50% print
Brad WA7HHE is -6 to +7 dB with 95% print
Ralph WB6SDR is good at -3 dB, 100%
Mindy is much weaker than Doug this evening at -11 to -8 dB at 30% print
Steve KB6HOH is -8 dB at 40%
Steve K6WSJ is -2 dB at 100%
and Jeff N1SC is no copy.
I never did get anything from W4WAC after he checked in. (I got his call, then.)
I’m running 40 watts this evening.
That’s it from Los Angeles.
Oh, and I want to apologize for using my KN macro just prior to sending my flamp message.
That’s what caused Doug to double with the flamp preamble. My bad!
btu Doug K7KY de N6IET k
N6IET No problem, Rick I’m here to learn too… this is an interesting job and I couldn’t learn w/o all of you.. nice signal and
report too.. BREAK Over to Brad WA7HHE < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:34Z MFSK-32 @ 1496>>
K7KY and the net, had my report all qued up tired to type N1SC’s comment and started to send out my report, darn!
Had a “pause” set up but locked up fldigi, relaunch so here is my net report:
06/07/2016 ORCA NET ROSTER
Net report from WA7HHE
N6IET Rick Los Angeles,CA flamp s/n 0 to +5 db, good copy on Rick this evening.
WB6SDR Ralph Folsom,CA s/n -1 to -2 db Good copy on Ralf tonight.
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR s/n 0 t0 -1 Good print on Mindy this evening.
W4WAC Doug Grants Pass OR s/n better later in the net s/n -4 db.
N1SC Jeff Lehi Utah s/n +4 db good print.
KB6HOH Steve Novato CA s/n +3 to +4 really good signal.
K6WSJ SteveVenice CA s/n +2 db
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS s/n ~ +5 db
Getting some thunder so may have to secure, if I don’t come back that’s why de Wa7hhe
WA7HHE FB Brad u always have a great signal here… I see u copy most stations very well too.. u must live on a mountain top
BREAK over to Ralph WB6SDR < K7KY k
Before RSID: <<2016-06-08T03:36Z MFSK-32 @ 1502>>
I can’t find the REPORT button on flamp/flmsg? Maybe someone can explain?
So here is the keyboard input:
I copied the fear message 100% as well as the other one too as well as Doug’s Logo
========================================
The Oregon Digital Net Reception Report
80M 3.5825 MHz @ 1500 Hz date: 6/7/2016
Mode MFSK32
The following stations were copied at WB6SDR in Folsom CA
STATION NAME QTH LEVEL S/N Flamp TRAFFIC RX OK
N6IET Rick 11
K7KY Doug ORCA Logo
N6IET Rick Los Angeles,CA flamp 11
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,U
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR
W4WAC
K6WSJ
End of report.
73’S
WB6SDR
BTU Doug
WB6SDR FB Ralph… nice work on the report… The REPORT button is just above the missing block space on the RECEIVE Tab
After pressing REPORT you still have to say OK to transmit… Sorry for the confusion… it’s always a bit confusing between the
FLAMP REPROT and ordinary reception reports like you just sent… we can work on this with you after net if you like.. BREAK over
to Mindy W7ZAP < K7KY k
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c 20160806034014
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:mg:736 B/G Noise: S7-8
35w 135ft doublet @ 110ft
W7ZAP copied the following stations:
N6IET 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S7-9)
WA7HHE 100% copy KBD, FLMSG (S8-9)
WB6SDR 100% copy KBD, FLAMP (S9)
W4WAC 100% copy KBD
N1SC 100% copy KBD (S7-8)
KB6HOH 100% copy KBD, WFid
K6WSJ 70% copy KBD
K7KY 100% copy KBD, FLMSG, image
Band condx continue to be up/down. Jeff N1SC was really light, then had good copy. Good net in tough condx makes for good
practice. Always interesting to see how Doug K7KY copies stations I can’t (and vice versa). I didn’t do such a good job tonight getting
signal reports on all stations… distracted with other station tasks. Good to see all on the WF tonight & hope to see you again next
week.
73,
Mindy W7ZAP sk
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W7ZAP TU Mindy nice report… BREAK
W4WAC < K7KY Doug u still with us? < K7KY
N1SC Jeff, maybe condx have improved… any comments for the net? < K7KY
iKY de N1SC
Yes I can start to copy you now.
It was horrible earlier. Now I can copy you a solid 75%.
Band conditions have been weird,
For signal reports, this is all I have:
WA7HHE s/n +5db Good Copy
K7KY s/n -14db No Copy at First, 40% Copy Now
WB6SDR s/n -6db 70% Copy
W7ZAP s/n -2db
Running 50 Watts for a Dipole.
BTU K7KY de N1SC OVER
N1SC FB Jeff… good copy here… Thanks for hanging in for better condx… I look forward to summer and I hope to be able to
work some of the nets with QRP I’m hopeful anyway… BREAK KB6HOH OK Steve ur up for comments.. < K7KY
K6WSJ Steve… looks like Steve HOH is busy over to you for any comments you may have… < K7KY
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K7KY5) uzWSJeFirst time I have been able to get flamp to work.
nona odn’t have the ID EXACTLY the same as fldigi ID and the two didn’t interact.
I did tune in time to get two flamp messages.
Litany Against Fear and Reports3
I have not taken notes on copy so I can give a good report.
I can say I had very little gibberish flows tonight
I am in Venice CA running 30 watts on a N/S diapole up 45 ft.
Thank you for running tb’mj Tery time.
73
BTU Douglas K7KY de K6WSJ k
K6WSJ OK Steve Good to have you on the net… BREAK ORCA DIGITAL NET – late/visitor check-ins? < K7KY
ALL ORCA Well, we wonder who that was just a bit down stream… If you have any further comments or questions, please come
now. This is a good time to use the pre-tone before sending as it’s a very likely time for doubles… < K7KY
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K7KY de N6IET
You sent the ORCA logo as the image? I got a beautiful picture of a snow storm at night. :-)
btu Doug K7KY de N6IET k
N6IET Maybe it arrived by long-path? I did want to send another image tonight, but I think I should wait for better condx…
Thanks for everyone patience tonight… sometimes, I fall a bit behind the process and it take a few moments to catch up with what’s
happening.. usually, Mindy pulls my chestnuts out of the fire… any more comments? < K7KY
ALL ORCA I’m sending the updated check-in list and then closing the net…<STX>
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K7KY 20160806035344
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K7KY 20160703235454
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:mg:345 ORCA DIGITAL NET 7/Jun/16 check-in/rotation:
Check-ins: 9
Stations:
N6IET Rick Los Angeles,CA flamp
WA7HHE Brad Cedar City,UT
WB6SDR Ralph Folsom,CA flamp
W7ZAP Mindy Brookings,OR
W4WAC Doug Grants Pass,OR
N1SC Jeff Lehi,UT
KB6HOH Steve Novato,CA
K6WSJ Steve Venice,CA
K7KY Doug Brookings,OR NCS 180’doublet@80′,35w
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Thanks to everyone for working with us tonight… I really enjoy working with all of you. I hope to see you again next Tuesday evening
73 Doug K7KY sk and I’ll hang a bit in case Ralph wants to try FLaMP 73
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Break if I could…N1SC de WA7HHE, Jeff do you want to call me on the phone and we can get you optioned up for FLAMP? de
WA7HHE
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A7HHE WA7HHE de N1SC
That would be fantastic.
I think that I still have your phone number, but could you send it to me again PSE?
N1SC BTU kn
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Thanks doug great net tonight, Jeff my # is 435-586-xxxx de wa7hhe
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WA7HHE de N1SC
I copied 435-586-xxxx
QSL? de N1SC kn
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Doug you still want to work on Flamp ??
-Ralph
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rH WB6SDR Yes.. I can resend one of the files from the net… < K7KY
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I don’t know just how that works with the REPORT button on Flamp RX but I found the button ok. So what should we do?
oWB6SDR When u receive an FLAMP message, the app will fill in the blocks if it can… when the file is complete or when the
transmission stops, it will have a report ready. if you got every block correctly the report will send CONFIRMED.. if not, it will send
the numbers of the blocks it didn’t copy correctly… I’ll send you one of tonight’s files and after it’s finished, you press the report
button and then OK to send the report… all else is automatic… ready for the file? < K7KY
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Ok I have the fear txt file report ready too
DE WB6SDR
File : Litany Against Fear.txt
<MISSING 15 AA0A>{C472}CONFIRMED
DE WB6SDR K
WB6SDR Perfect, Ralph… you copied it fully the first time… That’s all there is to it… Another FLAMP feature is RELAY…
you will see that button lower on the tab on the left side… FLAMP will relay the entire file or just the blocks that are needed… The
app is pretty smart we sometimes go around the net and collect all the blocks everyone needs… FLAMP figures this out and sends
all the missing blocks in the RELAY mode… we just started using RELAY it’s very useful when some stations copy well and other
not so well. Then, we have some who copied the whole file and has good path to those needing fill send the RELAY… btu <
K7KY
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K7KY de WB6SDR. OK i see the relay button too. OK I will be looking for that in future nets although I inow you have used it to
relay my past reports to those that didn’t geet a good copy. Well this helps and I think I have got the idea. So thanks and 73’s I
have to go fishing!
-Ralph
WB6SDR FB Ralph… GL with fishing… one last thought… there’s usually some confusion about the REPORTs because we also
have reception reports after the traffic round, during comments… it’s easy to confuse these two reports situations… Thanks for working
with us on the net… this net is more demanding than most digital nets, but I think it’s worth the bother if you want to really get handy
with ditital trafrffic. OK hope you have good luck with the fish,… cu next week… 73 Doug K7KY sk
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K7KY de KB6HOH k
KB6HOH Hey, Steve… what’s up? < K7KY