Ian Greenshields wrote:
I think even after it hopefully becomes possible to separate the K3's
decoded text and radio responses on the serial port, some form of
waterfall
aid to tuning and band monitoring will still be extremely useful within a
logging / control programme, then requiring
Joe has already provided one reason why there is little point in using the
computer soundcard for receive and the K3 DSP for transmit. As he said, it
would be much more difficult to ensure that TX and RX are both on precisely
the same frequency as if the soundcard was doing both, and they do need
Hi Julian,
Thanks for the responses:
Joe has already provided one reason why there is little point in using the
computer soundcard for receive and the K3 DSP for transmit. As he said, it
would be much more difficult to ensure that TX and RX are both on precisely
the same frequency as if the
Ironically, your Windows version of KComm running under wine seems to work
perfectly, including the PSK31 DLL, whereas I had much trouble with the
linux version (finger trouble on my part, almost certainly).
73 Ian G4FSU
2009/3/1 Julian, G4ILO julian.g4...@gmail.com
This might be useful in
Ian Greenshields wrote:
Yes, I've also noticed this. The K3 RTTY decoder is very good; the K3
PSK31
decoder falls short of soundcard decoders. The opposite seems to be true
on
the TX side where the K3 encoders seem better (lower IMD) than the
soundcard
variants. This was the main
I'm either missing something or I have a feature request for KComm,
depending on whether I have misunderstood how to use the software!
I've been looking for a contest / general purpose logger for data modes from
the K3 that can make use of the K3's PSK D and FSK D modes for RTTY and
PSK31, i.e.
Greenshields
Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 11:39 AM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] K3 KComm PSK D / FSK D Question
I'm either missing something or I have a feature request for
KComm, depending on whether I have misunderstood how to use
the software! I've been
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