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|    Daryl Stout to JIMMY ANDERSON    |
|    Re: 2m discussion and tra    |
|    19 Apr 19 12:23:00    |
      TZUTC: -0500       MSGID: 1518.fidonet-ham@1:19/33 211f4777       REPLY: 1:116/17 68979d6a       PID: Synchronet 3.17c-Win32 Apr 18 2019 MSC 1800       TID: SBBSecho 3.07-Win32 r3.111 Apr 18 2019 MSC 1800       Jimmy,              JA> DS> That isn't in my net list, but there may be a similar one on CQ100.              JA>Okay - googled that and wound up going down a couple of rabbit holes... :-)               Go to www.w2blc.net/cq100nets.htm for a list. I didn't see a Bible       Study net, per se...but 2 possible Christian related nets.              JA>Found an SDR but Windows only (I'm a Mac user) - found one for Mac, but       JA>it's a 'virtual' radio - doesn't actually use the air like echolink does.               SDR: Software Defined Radio -- but if your XYL won't let you buy or       use it, it's "Spousally Declined Radio" (hi hi).              JA>Found a smart phone walkie talkie app that is kinda cool. It's also       JA>virtual, but you can use it around the world 'public' or you can       JA>make a private 20 character code and share that code with your       JA>friends and use it as a PTT walkie talkie for a group - that's       JA>kinda cool!               Interesting. The battery probably runs down real quick, though.              JA>So is there an actual HF type SDR that I can use online without       JA>an actual, physical radio? Like echonet, I guess...               Do you mean Echolink??               As for the HF type SDR, I have no idea.               The closest thing you could get would be CQ100, but it's $39 a year.       I do the QCWA CQ100 Net on Friday mornings. CQ100 simulates operations       on several HF bands, but no RF actually occurs. And, unlike real HF,       Novices up through Amateur Extra, can use it.              JA>... Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?               |
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