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REAST Presentation – ElectroMagnetic Radiation Assessments
Thanks to John vk3jco



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https://qso1.net/auth/sign-in Frank KD8JKK is starting work on iPhone and Mac development now, according to his recent mailout. The Windows and Android versions 4.1.2, are available from Microsoft & Google Apps I believe.
Joe and Julie of SARCNET have released the following details copied from their mailout: “FreeDVis a digital voice mode specifically for Amateur Radio HF communications. It provides wide-bandwidth, crystal-clear, noise-free audio and works with weak signals down to 5 dB under the ambient HF noise level. For us it is a game-changer: We now use it every day to run ourSchool Amateur Radio Club Neton 7083 kHz, which we previously ran for 10 years on 7105 kHz - often putting up with barely readable and very noisy analog single-sideband signals. With FreeDV we now have our Amateur Radio (rig)connected to Hi-Fi speakers andlisten all day for stations calling in without the annoying snap, crackle and pop of HF band noise. We can hear local, and many more DX stations from ZL and VK6, just like they were in the other room! When conditions on 40 m are stable we can often…
Hi John,
Well done on this... Thank you for logging this.
I had used this FreeDV many years ago but did not get in to it all that much.
I found that DStar you can also use on HF, but of course it's restriction is that you must have a DStar rig.
Cheers.
Great work.
Craig.
Sharing my Ham-Dashboard webpage, which is based on VA3HDL's project and displays useful propagation information.
You can double-click each tile to enlarge it or return.
The buttons on both sides provide more options (Print QSL label etc.)
Welcome to test it and hope you like it.

thanks John.
this was mentioned when I did my Advanced training last year.