only problem is that PSK mail is only available in Linnux so far, which cuts out 95% of computer users.
 
would be nice to see it in Windows sometime soon, since I'm not about to switch OS. Any word on that?
 
John
VE5MU
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Sent: Saturday, February 18, 2006 3:39 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Is PSK superior to Olivia?


PSKmail has 0% garbage, and fills in the deep qsb we have here. I have tried MFSK, but where PSK does not come through anymore, MFSK cannot do it either.

I have 6 weeks experience now with a steady pskmail link to the internet via SM0RWO, 2200 km from my portable qth in Spain (fishing rod with wire on top of my RV). The average throughput has been 40 wpm (including qrm, radar, jamming, qsb and what have you) with 0% error, within a 100 Hz bandwidth. PSKmail will just slow down and reduce block size automatically when trouble arizes.

I can assure you Olivia or MFSK can not do this. I have even been able to work through olivia qso's bluntly started on top of our qso. And can you show me how to do a Google search with your Olivia machine?

By the way, in keyboard mode pskmail gives you psk31 speed with 0% errors...

73,

Rein, EA/PA0R/P

see also http://pskmail.wikispaces.com/QRM

 

[email protected] schrieb am 18.02.06 05:40:59:

My experience has been that Olivia is better under weak signal conditions. Slower and '"wider" but less missed/garbage characters.  Also a little easier to "spot" a signal in the waterfall that can not be heard by the ear because it is wider.
 
 
 
Andy K3UK


 
On 2/17/06, expeditionradio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Could someone please point out what advantage Olivia has?

Or how to operate or configure Olivia to ge! t an advantage over PSK?

Maybe my equipment isn't set up right to discover the Olivia advantage.
I have been running Olivia for a while, but I have not found any
advantage over BPSK or QPSK. Note: I have not done any testing, or
side-by-side comparisons... just regional and DX QSOs near the noise
floor.

Olivia requires more bandwidth than standard PSK31 or PSK63.
Even a standard PSK31 seems to get through as good or better than what
I've found with Olivia. PSK63 seems plenty fast enough for most
keyboarding.

Bonnie KQ6XA






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