[RTTY] PACTOR
Phil Sussman
psussman at pactor.com
Fri Apr 25 09:39:43 EDT 2014
I am a member of the "Amateur Radio Pactor and Packet Group" on
Yahoo and check their 'conversations' vis PACTOR-4 and RM-11708.
These operators confine themselves to 14107-14112 range and do
not venture lower. Outside of the US they do use PACTOR-4.
In 'reading' the conversations, they don't understand the problems
presented by RM-11708 since they only have individual MBX stations
that do not 'pass' traffic. They just leave messages for each other.
I'm sure they 'hear' all the automailboxes but (judging because they
use PACTOR) claim it doesn't create any problems for them.
73 de Phil - N8PS
Quoting Thomas W4HM <thomasfgiella at gmail.com>:
> Since getting into the digital modes in 2003 I've been QRM'ed 100's of times
> by automatic PACTOR stations on most every HF band. That means 100's of
> busted QSO's, many that were very important for me as I worked on RTTY DXCC
> and completed in 2009, #2308.
>
> So the whole RM-11708 thing just boggles my mind. One has to ask how the
> ARRL could find the QRM situation okay?! It violates one of the most sacred
> operating tenets, not to QRM another station already operating on a
> frequency.
>
> BTW I was a member of the "Digital Radio" Yahoo eGroup beginning in 2003. It
> was one of the largest (4000+ members) and longest running eGroups out there
> in existence for hams to discuss digital modes operation. Some of the eGroup
> members that operated PACTOR created such turmoil and hate and discontent
> via their postings that very recently the eGroup owner shut it down.
>
> So some PACTOR operators create QRM on the interweb as well as on the air.
>
> 73 & God Bless,
> Thomas F. Giella W4HM
> Lakeland, FL, USA
> thomasfgiella at gmail.com
>
> W4HM's Amateur & SWL Autobiography: http://www.w4hm.org
> W4HM's Medium Frequency Radio Wave Propagation Theory Notes:
> http://www.solarcycle24.org
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