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Post28 wrz 2012, 21:19

Popróbujemy

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YouTube · Post10 paź 2012, 8:58

Otrzymałem maila od KBC, a w nim informacja, że kolejny test odbędzie się 21 X od 2 do 4 na 9500 kHz.

YouTube · Post14 paź 2012, 13:57

Coś z kategorii "very rare"
http://forum.rcnkonstantynow.pl/viewtop ... f=53&t=368

Lewan · Post14 paź 2012, 13:58

Idę czytać

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Post14 paź 2012, 14:05

Lewan pisze:Idę czytać .

Dzięki za info.

Lewan · Post14 paź 2012, 14:09

Który dobry miłosierny moderator zmienia treść postów?

Post14 paź 2012, 16:28

EPICKIE

YouTube · Post08 lis 2012, 14:47

Mail od KBC

Kod: Zaznacz cały

The Mighty KBC will test to the USA on Sunday 11 November 2012 00.00 -
 02.00 UTC on 9450 kHz!
 
Please join the Mighty KBC for a test of a digital text sent via a
 shortwave broadcast transmitter. This will take place during the next
 transmission to North America, Sunday 0000-0200 UTC, at approximately
 0130 and just before the end of the broadcast at 0200.
 
All you need is a basic shortwave receiver (no SSB mode is necessary),
 and a basic personal computer. Using a patch cord, you will feed the
 audio out of the earphone jack (or line out) of your radio into the
 microphone jack of your PC. If you don't have a patch cord, you can
 try placing the speaker of your radio close to the built-in microphone
 of a laptop PC.
 
You will also need software. There are several freeware or shareware
 programs used by the amateur radio community that decode digital text
 modes. One is FLDIGI, available from http://www.w1hkj.com .
 
After installing FLDIGI, pull down the Configure menu, then click
 Sound Card, and select the soundcard your PC is using.
 
You might also have to adjust your audio settings. In Windows 7, left
 click twice on the speaker icon in the lower right of PC display, then
 click Options, then click Properties, then click Recording, then click
 the input that works. Other operating systems will have different
 procedures. A good way to test your audio settings is to try to decode
 the radio amateurs using the PSK31 mode on 14070 kHz.
 
For the test digital text transmissions on Sunday, The Mighty KBC will
 be using the QPSK125 mode. On your software, your cursor should be
 centered on 1500 Hertz, where you will see the "waterfall" of the
 QPSK125 signal. You can decode the transmission while you receive it,
 or record the transmission and decode from the recording. The latter
 will give you more opportunities to perfect the technique.
 
The test to be transmitted will be a formatted html file. Copy it from
 <html> to (and including) </html>, and paste it to a text editor (such
 as Notepad in Windows). Save the file, using any file name, with the
 suffix .htm or .html. Then open the file in any web browser. If all
 goes well, this might be the first time you receive a shortwave radio
 broadcast in color!
 
In the future, an app will be developed to make this process simpler!
 

If you want to be removed from our mailing list, please let me know.

YouTube · Post13 lis 2012, 15:35

Z fejsbuczka:

Kod: Zaznacz cały

HOT NEWS - HOT NEWS - HOT NEWS - HOT NEWS !!!!!!!!!!!!

 The Mighty KBC is going globally with The Giant Jukebox!!

 Extra broadcasts on December 22, 23, 25 and 26 2012 between 15.00 - 16.00 UTC. 

 We are using 3 extra transmitters to go globally:

 One 125 kW TX extra on +/- 9 MHz, 1500-1600 UTC, Non Directional (we already use 6095 on 22 & 23 December),

 One 250 kW transmitter for the USA (East Coast time) UTC -5 on +/- 21 MHZ, 1500-1600 UTC, 300°, 250 kW

 One 250 kW transmitter to Asia (Vietnam time) UTC +7 / Australia (Sydney time) UTC +11

 We will soon announce the exact frequencies for those 4 days in December

 A one time KBC Radio event
 Sponsored by KBCimport.com and Hifun.nl

 For a QSL card check the link below
http://www.kbcradio.eu/index.php?dir=qsl

 Spread the word, tell your friends about The Mighty KBC

Post13 lis 2012, 17:27

Widzę, że KBC nie próżnuje

Post16 lis 2012, 15:34

Pamiętacie, że nie da się słuchać PR1 za granicą?

YouTube · Post16 lis 2012, 17:20

Kod: Zaznacz cały

The Mighty KBC Blasting Out Of Your Tranny!!

 The extra frequencies and transmitters for 22, 23, 25 and 26 December are:

 EU (German time) UTC +1
 9835 kHz, 1500-1600 UTC, Non Directional, 125 kW

 USA (East Coast time) UTC -5
 21600 kHz, 1500-1600 UTC, 300°, 250 kW

 Asia (Vietnam time) UTC +7 / Australia (Sydney time) UTC +11
 15470 kHz, 1500-1600 UTC, 75°, 250 kW

 And on 22, 23 December we also have our 6095 transmitter on the air as well with 100 kW 09.00 - 16.00 UTC.

 During weekdays we also have The Mighty 6095 on the air between 09.00 - 11.00 UTC with 100kW

Post17 lis 2012, 13:04

Polskie Radio potwierdza - na FM słucha się chujowo!

YouTube · Post17 lis 2012, 13:29

hehehehehemitel

Post17 lis 2012, 14:41

No co się dziwicie? Komunikat w RDS adekwatny do jakości nadawania w FM

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