RTTY remains the digital-mode-of-choice for DXing, despite efforts
to replace it with PSK31 or PSK63. The MMTTY and MMVARI engines
enable freeware soundcard applications to perform well in this mode.
Given the continuing interest in DXing and Contesting, I doubt we'll
see any significant
I did not know there was even an effort to replace RTTY.
And that brings me to this question. Why replace something
like RTTY that has worked so well for so long of time?
At 11:01 AM 2/20/06, you wrote:
RTTY remains the digital-mode-of-choice for DXing, despite efforts
to replace it with PSK31
PSK63 is significantly faster than RTTY, and consumes less
bandwidth. The PSKCORE engine can simultaneously decode all PSK63
signals within a 3 khz band segment; coupled with callsign
extraction logic, this makes for a powerful DXing and contesting
tool.
Why replace something like RTTY that
Thanks Dave,
But then again PKS of any type it not RTTY.
And when it comes to RTTY I'am a purist. Use
a TTY machine.
At 12:32 PM 2/20/06, you wrote:
PSK63 is significantly faster than RTTY, and consumes less
bandwidth. The PSKCORE engine can simultaneously decode all PSK63
signals within a 3
Hi Rick,
So far, it looks like the Olivia 500 Centre-of-Activity
freqs at 14076-14079 have good support, and not much opposition.
If it continues well for Olivia, I will put up a web page on
HFLINK's international bandplan website with other band charts
of existing modes and trends for
