Hi Tony,
Thank you for the simulation results. I will report any field results for PSKR
modes in NVIS conditions.
Regards,
John
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Tony wrote:
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> John,
>
> >The Pskmail group certainly report visible improvements in
> >sensitivity and QRM handling which is
So we would stand on our head to change from USB to LSB? Or just reverse the
headphones? :-) (Sorry couldn't resist!)
de Stu AF6IT
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Cortland Richmond" wrote:
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> I would suggest an intuitive interface; stereo headphones with tracking so
> turning one's head
If you are interested in a host mode program try xpwin
http://www.glaswerks.com/xpware/
This program has been out of development and support for several years but it
works great with the PK-232. Gary has placed it in the freeware domain.
Neal - WD4LSS
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Ri
John,
>The Pskmail group certainly report visible improvements in
>sensitivity and QRM handling which is expected with the
> >FEC and interleaver but at the price of speed of course.
>In white noise we see a 4 to 5dB improvement over the >same
>bpsk speed but at 1/2 the data rate.
That does s
Thanks for the comments, everyone. An SDR certainly makes the experience
in the shack even better. Steve, I do have VAC on my PC but I have not
figured out what it does yet, your comments are interesting. AFter 24
hours, I have used my SDR-IQ with CW Skimmer ( amazing with an SDR) ,
SDR-Radio,
Thank you for your tests and report Wes. The data is very enlightening.
fldigi's detector is a simple pre-filter / frequency discriminator with
hysterisis. I will build and test alternate detectors and would welcome the
assistance of both designers and testers to improve the RTTY decoder in f
