Greetings, all.
I'm a rather new ham and very recent General class licensee who is very
interested in digitial modes. I've acquired a RiggBlaster, fabricated a
second computer-to-tranceiver control interface (home brew version of
CT17 from N9ZLE) and have got Simon Brown's HRD and DM780
Hello Doug,
Anyone have suggestions for other sources?
for about Ham modes, you have this address (for each mode: description,
display on the waterfall, and how it sounds):
http://f1ult.free.fr/DIGIMODES/MULTIPSK/digimodesF6CTE_en
73
Patrick
- Original Message -
From:
-Welcome Doug, it will eventually get easy to recognize most common digital
modes, by eyesight.
Lets start with the basics...
If the signal is in USB mode and around 7070, 14070, 10140, 21070 and 28120 it
is almost certainly PSK31. Park on 14070 or 10140 USB during the day, turn on
the
A bit more on this topic Doug.
Sticking around 7035, 7070, 10140, and 14070 USB to begin with, you should not
need to tune around with the rig's dial. The waterfall should do the trick for
you. Click on a digital signal, on those frequencies it is almost certain to
be PSK31. Choose a
Hello, Doug.
I have to keep stealth dipoles up as well, and I find that two regular
Slinkies, with a 1:1 current balun in the middle on the ceiling of my
second-floor shack tune up very well on 40, 30, 20 and 10 meters. I'm
sure I'm just warming the clouds, but have made contacts on PSK31 over
If you could experiment with a mode for the first time, would you rather
try a new mode like Thor, or an old-school mode like CROWD or Piccolo?
I've been thinking about fiddling with FFT and programming, and have
thought about bringing some of the original digital modes used by
various diplomatic
From http://wsprnet.org/
Antarctic wishper
Since yesterday, there is an German Antarctic research station Neumayer III
active in WSPR.
According qrz.com Felix, DL5XL is a member of the first wintering team on
Neumayer III (70°41'S, 8°16'W, CQ Zone 38, ITU Zone 67, IOTA AN-016) and
operate
I would love to try Piccolo
Andy K3UK---
In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Christian Crayton n5...@... wrote:
If you could experiment with a mode for the first time, would you rather
try a new mode like Thor, or an old-school mode like CROWD or Piccolo?
I've been thinking about fiddling
Truthfully, Christian, my goal is to find the modes that work the best
under different conditions. There are not that many.
The most common mode of PSK31 is not that good really, although is very
narrow and easy to tune and use. But it is not very robust. RTTY is not
the best for robustness
