Hi Ian
nice to see you on here from the left coast :)
Question: what are you currently using to run RTTY with your 746pro? If you are
running a sound card version of RTTY then all you need would
be the appropraite software. Good place to start looking is MultiPSK which is
available as a
Greetings Ian. Just to give my 2 cents worth here, its easy to get
confused, so I'd stick with info for the most popular one which is
PSK31. Here is the eham web site where Hams critique different
ham radio stuff. http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/3498?page=1
Good luck 73's Bill,
KB9LAX
This is what I do with my computer/IC-706 setup. Most likely, the sound
output from the computer is stereo (I've never seen a mono out on a
comp.) but you can use a mono plug and it will send 1 channel to the
radio. A 1:1 isolation transformer between the 2 is recommended. I run
the audio from
It should be said that your link was to an HRD review site although there
is a PSK31 program included with HRD called PSK31 Deluxe...For PSK31 you
will also want to look at Digipan http://www.digipan.net/ or Hamscope
http://www.qsl.net/hamscope/HamScope.html since its a little more basic
to
Yes, that's what I am going to do...and use VOX to start with until I build an
optoisolator PTT circuit.
Here is a strange unexpected occurrance...I connected the audio output from the
IC-746PRO's ACC1 plug to the soundcard line input and when not running Fldigi,
I can hear the received audio
scottbomb wrote:
This is what I do with my computer/IC-706 setup. Most likely, the
sound output from the computer is stereo (I've never seen a mono out
on a comp.) but you can use a mono plug and it will send 1 channel to
the radio.
I would NOT advise a MONO plug on a line output. It short
at 1725Z started beaconing every 2 minutes for the next hour or so
john
VE5MU
Hi John,
I am calling you on 14109.5, 1830UTC.
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
John Bradley wrote:
at 1725Z started beaconing every 2 minutes for the next hour or so
john
VE5MU
will maybe try this another day, with Terry VE5TLW and his steppir antenna and
lots of power.
If you see 20M open to mid-north america, send us an email, Terry can be
reached at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
you can catch me direct at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
this would be great, Steinar
John
VE5MU
All:
It looks like the new Icom X3 is intended for the
commecial market, but while looking at a photo of
the rig, I noticed it has a built-in PSK decoder
like the IC7800.
Assuming it is a PSK31 decoder, and not some other
commercial mode, it seems strange to offer it on a
commercial
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