On Mon,3/2/2015 4:01 AM, Poul Erik Karlshøj (PKA) wrote:
If you operate CW you also must consider that there will be a contribution to
the overall latency from the buffering in the key system. When you use two K1EL
Winkeyers connected over IP you have additional latency because the local
I would add to Jim's comment that it Varies considerably depending on
YOUR internet connection on both ends. The lousy ISP I am stuck with. Only
Show in Town I get 5M download and 0.3 upload. That is the fastest
available. The Ping Time is inconsistent at 45 ms up to 290 ms. And
sometimes the
Richard
If you operate CW you also must consider that there will be a contribution to
the overall latency from the buffering in the key system. When you use two K1EL
Winkeyers connected over IP you have additional latency because the local
winkeyer is decided before the character is sent over
Jim you are not correct.
73de OZ4UN
Remote CW since 2005
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Den 02/03/2015 kl. 13.12 skrev Jim Brown j...@audiosystemsgroup.com:
On Mon,3/2/2015 4:01 AM, Poul Erik Karlshøj (PKA) wrote:
If you operate CW you also must consider that there will be a contribution
to the
Paul, thanks. The latency between the two keyers is a variable
(depending on the locations of the two keyers), but the K1EL keyer
latency should be some standard latency times two. Any idea how much
that standard keyer latency would be?
I'm interested in adding up the latency contribution
Richard
This is only of interest to CW operators.
The latency (the time from when you send a character from Your paddle to the
local PC until the remote rig starts to transmit this character) will be about
half a second (500 milliseconds!) plus the internet delay. My understanding is
that
I've been watching the discussions related to remote stations, and
discussions related to latency. Has anyone compared the latencies of
various setups. I think I understand that there is latency within a
station (equipment) whether local or remote, and a latency in the
communications lines
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