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Beyond FT8: A Basic Overview of Digital Modes And Trade-Off’s - K3EUI, Barry Feierman

Please be sure to follow us! HIT SUBSCRIBE & the BELL set to RINGING for NOTIFICATIONS! #N2RJ #Mode #HAM #W2AEW #STEM #FT8 Interested in what is out there in digital communications? See it HERE! 00:00 Intro 00:00 Intro - Topic 00:24 WX2R Intros K3EUI 02:08 K3EUI describes his roots to present 02:50 Missing Slide #1 03:07 Missing Slide #2 03:38 CW - where? 05:40 Slideshow Begins 05:48 Sound Card Modes 07:48 Presentation Plan 08:07 Game - GUESS THE MODE 14:35 Winlink/NBEMS FLDIGI Station 16:05 Hardware Needed 17:28 Interface Requirements 18:05 1990's Sound Cards 18:28 USB Audio 19:04 External Sound Card Setup 20:07 Simple PTT Send 21:08 SignaLink 21:59 Rear Connections 22:29 SignaLink Pre-2018 Board 23:24 Post 2018 SignaLink 23:51 SignaLink Jumpers 24:02 SignaLink Post 2018 24:08 SignaLink variety of connection 25:03 SignaLink Post 2018 Board 25:27 SignaLink Jumper Block 25:56 Rigblaster Interface 26:51 Rigblaster Advantage 28:09 Rigblaster Rearview 28:45 Rigblaster Unique Wiring Pattern 29:25 Shielded Audio Style CAT 29:32 Rigblaster "Nomic" 30:10 External USB Sound Blaster 31:07 DRA70 Sound Card 33:07 Other Popular Cards 33:15 Minimalist 33:59 Built-in Cards 34:19 Modulation? 34:43 Credits 35:54 Part One of 35:58 BIG BANG A recent audit by HamLog reported that over two-thirds of all recent QSOs were via either FT8 or FT4. But there are many different digital modes used in amateur radio. Yes, most of us have heard or used some of the popular ones like FT8/4 and PSK-31. But what about the others? What are they good for? Barry Feierman K3EUI takes a deep-dive into the characteristics and uses of “the other” digital modes as The Fair Lawn Amateur Radio Club (FLARC) continues its highly acclaimed series of monthly speaker programs with one of the experts in digital communications providing a basic overview to using those often underutilized digital modes and their advantages. K3EUI started his radio career as a 13-year-old (KN3EUI) using a Gonset II Communicator on 2-meter AM with 10 watts and two crystals. Getting his Extra while a teenager, he has been a hooked ham for life. Barry has a background in astrophysics and a career as a physics and astronomy teacher both in high school and at West Chester University and Bryn Mawr College. Now retired with two grandchildren, he is active in ARES/RACES in Chester County, PA, and other regional radio clubs. He is also one of three net control operators and net manager for the PA NBEMS PEMA net every Sunday at 0730 on 3583.0 kHz. His QTH is home to 12 antennas and his primary interest is in digital modes. Also, he plays saxophone and recorder and is an avid kayaker while remaining active in the SE Pennsylvania section of the American Association of Physics Teachers.