> TKS for all the answers and the adress.
>> it requires 20 ppm or better...
> 1/50.000, hum it's not reasonnable for a standard PC (more about 1/3000).
> 73 Patrick
Is the 1/3,000 limit caused by the MS version of windows
or is there some other limiting factor?
Memory, CPU, buffer size, 64-bit
Hello Jose,
TKS for all the answers and the adress.
>it requires 20 ppm or better...
1/50.000, hum it's not reasonnable for a standard PC (more about 1/3000).
> In the original protocol, the hardware controller does it it is automatically.
In the protocol, the way to refuse the 200 bauds is not
Hello,
The charts for receivers are very useful!
Yes something similar for digital modes would be interesting with some columns
as:
speed in wpm, bandwidth, mode (PSK, FSK...), robutsness (FEC or no FEC
correction), average power/peak power ratio, S/N minimum (under gaussian
noise), sensitivit
--- Patrick Lindecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jose, some questions,
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> * for Pactor, why do you need a so precise timing It
> seems that you need a 1/100,000 precision or better.
> This because the RX Pactor modem follows an exact
> timing from the beginning of the QSO (after a first
> si
On 9/12/06, larry allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> What is the frequency of this noise.. I mean what frequency within 80
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> Larry ve3fxq
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I have noticed it occasionally on 3717 and 3705.
Andy K3UK
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