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WW4MSK - 2017 station statistics

Submitted by WW4MSK on Sun, 2018-02-04 15:25

The WW4MSK gateway uses an Icom 7300, SCS Dragon 7400 Pactor Modem and a BuckMaster OCF antenna. Power is set to 30 watts and the station receives between 300-600 connections a month. The SCS Dragon handle Pactor and the native sound card support in the Icom 7300 handles the Winmor connections.

Below is the 2017 activity logged for the WW4MSK gateway:

Number of successful connections: 3787
Unique Callsigns: 1133
Most distant station: 2855 miles
Total bytes transmitted: 4,477,630

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KD6OAT Temporarily off the air

Submitted by KD6OAT on Sat, 2018-02-03 15:12

System down for maintenance Saturday, 2/3/2018, 8:00AM to 5:00PM MST

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ON4VP-10 back on air

Submitted by ON4VP on Fri, 2018-02-02 17:08

The antenna works are done and the ON4VP-10 Winlink RMS Packet gateway has his proper antenna setup as from now.
Reports are welcome (email sysop ON4VP at winlink.org). Access 1200 baud on 144.850 MHz (JO21MB).
Station : Kenwood TM-241E, 10 watts output, Diamond X30N, 24 meter asl, SCS Traccker/DSP TNC.

73 de Phil, ON4VP.

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