-Example
151300 2 -10 0.2 245 3 * KI5FJ GW8ASA RRR 1 0
151300 14 -10 0.0 -713 4 * K4GST I2XDI R-17 1 0
Two different signals, same minute . Almost 1000 Hz apart.
Andy K3UK
-- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Andy,
>
> One can decode several signals, not literally "at once" but close.
> Here is what you do...
>
> Let WSJT decode it's first signal as it normally does, close to the
> top-of-the-minute. After the line of text has popped up on WSJT , and
> BEFORE the next top-of-the-minute, locate the other signal you were
> also seeing and click on it. Within a few seconds you will see the
> decoded text from that station too. You will note that it was from
> the same minute as the first station you decoded. You can do it
> several times if there are 3-4 stations.
>
> Andy K3UK
>
