Brian Lloyd wrote:
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 2:26 PM, John Witchell
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
wrote:
As the gist of this thread appears to be a means of easily
determining if your transmission is within the band limits I
wonder if it would be easier to enter the actual band (or
sub-band) limits into a config page somewhere and have a line
appear on the waterfall as you approach the limit?
No, that is the kind of thinking I was hoping to foster with my
"rant". The problem is, there are entirely too many people telling me
how we should keep doing the same things instead of asking themselves
if the old methods are indeed the best.
Now I am making some assumptions here that I accept as standard. They are:
1. Rig control is the rule rather than the exception.
2. The radio/computer combination forms a communications system.
They are not really separate.
Once you make that leap then perhaps what I am talking about begins to
make more sense. We don't really need a VFO control in fldigi. We
already have one on the rig.
Try running your transceiver from 100 miles away from the desktop.
There are several who do that routinely and operate digital modes with
fldigi / flrig. The same setup is used for VOIP SSB service with the
same transceiver.
Dave
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