[hpsdr] TeamSpeak audio 2016/Apr/09

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The 9/April TeamSpeak mp3 (21 minutes) 64 kbps is available at:

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Comments text:


20:05:48> *** You are now talking in channel: "OpenHPSDR"

21:04:31> "Bill - KD5TFD": What's a denormalized #?

21:04:57> "Bill - KD5TFD": Showing my ignorance ...

21:06:11> "Greg ZL3IX": Does anyone know how to defeat the 
out-of-band check on PSDR?  I tried to Tx on 18.165 SSB last 
week, to get away from the FT4 pileup, and it wouldn't let me 
Tx.  18.164 SSB was OK, or 165 CW.  It seems a little 
conservative to me.

21:07:08> "Phil-VK6PH": Select 'Extended' for Region

21:08:07> "Greg ZL3IX": Thanks for that, Phil.  Where is Region, 
somewhere in the setup?

21:08:17> "Greg ZL3IX": i don't have the radio turned on right now

21:08:46> "Phil-VK6PH": On Setup | General | Hardware Config

21:08:52> "Greg ZL3IX": Thanks

21:12:19> "Greg ZL3IX": Rick, I hrd your comment on 160m.  I 
haven't managed either of the expeditions yet, in spite of being 
relatively close to VK0.  Problem is that our path is sub-antarctic.

21:14:07> "Rick ve3mm": OK Greg, another ham about 5km from me 
has worked both the VK0 and FT4.  I was there both times, but 
didn't here them well enough to work them.  Higher rx noise 
level here I suppose.  Bummer!

21:15:49> "Rick ve3mm": A few of my neighbours around the corner 
have recently installed solar panel installations and I am 
wondering if they are contributing to my noise issue.  However, 
solar panels do not generate power when 160m is open.

21:15:51> "Greg ZL3IX": We have an area of very high electron 
gyro freq in the S Tasman Sea, to the SW of ZL.  It really makes 
life difficult in that direction

21:17:14> "Rick ve3mm": Well it looks like we both have our 
issues.  Hoping for a spot light prop opening to happen! Its 
happened for me before.  Fingers crossed.  Good luck to you!

21:17:49> "Greg ZL3IX": Thanks, same to you.  Running out of 
time tho......!

21:18:49> "Greg ZL3IX": 73 all

21:18:59> "Dave - KV0S": 73 Greg

21:19:32> "Rick ve3mm": 73 fellows

21:27:54> "Bill - KD5TFD":
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