Vojtech,

Have you tried CCW(FSK) which is part of Multipsk program?

73,

Jerry  -  K0HZI
 

--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Vojtech Bubnik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi gang.
> 
> I am thinking of learning my SW+40 to talk digitally. I know of only
> two digital modes that may be exercised on this TRX without any
> hardware modification: morse and feld hell. The third possibility
> would be RTTY, but it would need to modify the TRX slightly. Although
> it may be done on SW+, the VFO pulling will be more dificult on direct
> conversion rigs, where the frequency shift is dependent on the
frequency.
> 
> The most used digital mode is still morse. The problem with computer
> decoded morse is that it is usually asynchronous and speed varies.
> Computers have great dificulty to decode morse signal under bad
> conditions. I know there have been some synchronous CW experiments,
> but the SCW mode was not widely accepted, mostly because PSK decoder
> may decode -3dB weaker signal.
> 
> But how about modifying PSK31 software modem to send CW modulated
> signal? As far as my DSP knowledge goes it will be about 3dB worse
> than PSK31, but the signal will be wider than of PSK31. Never mind, it
> will be intended for QRP operation.
> 
> PSK31 symbol speed is too fast for NVIS. PSK31 is hurt baddly by polar
> flutter. The new CW modulated mode will probably be not too much
> affected by polar flutter. Am I right? The speed of BPSK31 is about
> 40WPM. It makes sense to go down to 16 symbols per second to make the
> mode better for NVIS and still be usable. Or use the same symbol speed
> 31 and add simple FEC, for example from QPSK31, 2dB will be gained.
> 
> How about that? Does it make sense to create another mode?
> 
> 73, Vojtech OK1IAK
>





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