For working PSK31, DigiPan can set either sideband for any band in the Configure/Band and a "start" frequency. If you then select the desired sideband, the DigiPan dial scale will show you the RF frequency. Check the DigiPan Help.
73, Skip KH6TY http://kh6ty.home.comcast.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Andrew O'Brien To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 6:01 PM Subject: [digitalradio] Re: using WSPR --- In [email protected], "skip19755" <skip19...@...> wrote: > > Hello to all...I am new to this mode and also trying JT65A...question is I am using a Ten-Tec Scot 555 and the sideband is not switchable...it is set for USB 20 up...LSB 30 down...works fine on psk and RTTY (can reverse) on DM780...using the K1JT or WSPR program will it make any difference...also where can I find a spotting sight that will show the frequency being used...thank you for your time Ken N5LYJ/5 > Good questions Skip, first the easy answers http://www.obriensweb.com/sked/ for general digital spots http://www.hamspots.net/home.php general digital JT65A Spots http://jt65.w6cqz.org/index.html JT65A spots http://www.chris.org/cgi-bin/jt65talk WSPR http://wsprnet.org/drupal/wsprnet/spots So, above 20M , for the 14075-77 range, you are OK. For the busy 30-40-80 activity you will have to tune the signals in via LSB and then figure out the transmit off-sets. If you want to play around and see if we can figure it out, email me and then we can go to one of the spotting sites to type to each other as we try to find each other. I just tested, signals I was hearing on 14076 USb are coming in around 14079 LSB (I had to tune a little higher due to a birdy), should be able to see them around 14078 LSB. Andy K3UK
