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You guys did great. 73 de AJ5C Bob in Harrison
Incredible! I am a beginner in this hobby, in ham hobby:D I am YO5PQZ 😀
Nice to see your video….I have to learn a lot from you! 73
This is a way of “talking” or “contacting”, but definitely not making
radio. Just a thought.
can you use this on the air or is it not on the air with no rf because
right now am limited to what i can put up so I need a short time fix so can
this get me on the air
Woof, Woof !!!!
Very true, that if you have the money to afford a real DX Base Station,
then go get one and have some great fun. But this offers people a very
viable alternative, with REAL people, where you can make the same contacts
with people from all over the world for only $30-35 per year. I think these
are great programs for people who can’t afford the real thing. Also, you
won’t get in trouble with the government because this is “simulation
software” only. You only have to abide by the company’s rules.
Does not sound a bit like my Kenwood!!! Looks like Hamsphere to me. Too
perfect, no QRM QRN QSB. Not Ham Radio at all and no RF transmission. I am
71 but when I cannot anymore use my real radio then maybe, just maybe this
will be for me.
I just listened on cq100, 29.290 Mhz. There is a repeater located in
Phoenix AZ that is linked to the cq100 system. That must be what I heard
with N0XOA in Iowa.
Não tem muito de ham,está mais para internauta.talvez para o cw seje válido.
This would be ideal when conditions are hampered on most of the actual
bands by QRN or QRM. It also would be great to reestablish an uncompleted
QSO that faded because of conditions, or to confirm a QSO (especially a DX
QSO). The PRACTICE benefits, especially for CW and Digital modes are
apparent as well. de KA3RXE
very interesting, I am thinking of trying this. It sounds like a lot of fun
kc0wpu
Now, I’m really confused. The guy I talked to, N0XOA said he was using
CQ100, but it doesn’t cover the VHF frequencies. So, maybe Pooey is
correct. I think it is only over the internet as it seems you cannot hear
real HF signals. WB0TUF
To me it’s almost like using the PC part of Echolink, or eQSO. The excuse
that one does have the ability to put up a wire antenna up in the air to
get out is not quite right, Using Echolink or HDR program to use a friend’s
Ham Radio is part RF and part Internet. CQ100 is all virtual. Don VA7DGP
This is like Holy Shiznito Batpaisano… can’t wait to try it!! 73 de
KE5LIB!!
love 2 try it soon
yiff yiff
Well y’aal say what you want, but what does a new HF rig cost and the
antenna to put it up? For $32.00 bucks a year it’ll be quite a few years to
buy an HF Rig and antenna. With CQ100 it may not be what people call real
radio, but we don’t have the problems of real radio or the headaches either
and you talk all around the world a lot more than a lot of real radio ham
ever have or ever will .
pooey219 says this isn’t radio, but I just talked to a guy over a repeater
in Iowa. I was on echolink and he was not. He was using cq100. So, we were
both transmitting over the repeater in Iowa. So, it DOES and CAN use other
radios. You must be a ham to use it. WB0TUF Rick
@ azcharlie2009 Im sorry but CQ100 is virtual ( limited to internet ). That
is not a real radio. Thing is how does it get on Echo-link? An option like
another band? I think somebody was pulling your chain! It is supposed to be
like HF or simulate HF band ranges and conditions I would assume. Other
wise why have bands? Make the user think its HF? If it doesn’t simulate HF
bands then it is basically channels with a VFO to slide across each
channel. But still its VOIP. Echo-link is one thing but this seems to be
internet only. Basically no better than skype. It just has a HF Radio look
or skin.
Im sorry but to me Ham radio is all about antennas and experimenting with
them. S/N, directivity and phasing. Anything else is for appliance
operators. If you are a appliance operator then why get your Ham Ticket if
you are just going to hang out on the Internet? Seems pointless to me.
Echo-link is much better than this by a long shot!!