There is a (possibly) useful URL on the pskreporter.info site that provides advice on the best band to listen on.
http://pskreporter.info/cgi-bin/psk-freq.pl?grid=en&mode=psk31&freq=1807000,3580000,7035000,7070000,10140000,18100000,21070000,21080000,24920000,28120000 This returns (at the time of writing) 7035000 416 86 3 1 3580000 14 10 0 1 10140000 6 3 1 2 7070000 1 1 0 1 # frequency score #spots #tx #rx # grid en%, 15 mins This is all interpreted as: find the best frequency from the list of frequencies in the freq parameter to receive psk31 (mode) signals for a receiver in 'EN' (grid). The first token on the first line of the response is the best frequency, the first token on the second line is the second best etc. The mysterious numbers after the frequency are probably not very useful. Philip N1DQ --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "obrienaj" <k3uka...@...> wrote: > > > --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Francesco Piccone" <fpiccone@> wrote: > > > > Dear Andy and puts on MultiPSK to perform this function ? > > 73 > > tnx > > Frank > > yv4gjn > > > Frank, > > It is really Commander that performs the band changes , then Multipsk with > the decode. > > 1. Set Commander to scan specific frequencies (see "config" in Commander" > 2. Set 'dwell" time in Commander to suit your needs (I used 120 seconds) > 3. Launch Multipsk, press Commander button ,at bottom of Multipsk screen ,to > link Commander and Multipsk for frequency information. > 4. in Multipsk, activate PSK reporter DLL > 5. In Multipsk, if interested in PSK data, choose PSK31 as the mode and then > press "Panoromic" > > 6. When ready to look at the signals decoded and captured, examine the PSK > reporter window in MultiPSK, you will see things like.. > 22:26 PJ2MI PSK31 18101701 > 21:54 G3WXC PSK31 10140894 > 21:54 PA0DY PSK31 10141361 > 21:49 N7UF PSK31 18102092 > > So far, these two days of band scanning have only captured PSK31 signals via > the Panoramic feature. It has not captured any RSIDs. I am not sure if that > is because there were NO RSIDs transmitted on the frequencies I was scanning, > or if the RS-ID decode does not work in Multipsk when Panoroamic is enabled. > I will do some more testing tomorrow as I check the frequencies suggested by > Rein. > > Andy K3UK >
