Good point. The early Winmor beta testing advice was to was to keep all DSP off but yesterday I used it to rid myself of some CW QRM and had no issues. I am finding Winmor does quite well with QRM unless the QRM is of a long duration. So, for example, ALE soundings don't always cause major damage. Where they do cause damage is where there is a marginal Winmor transfer taking place and the path is so poor that you are on the brink of timing out, however you are managing a few good acks to keep the "QSO" alive. Then along comes an ALE sounding that disrupts the marginal path and lasts long enough to time you out. I have had that happen a few times JUST as a file was about to complete. I will narrow things a tad and see what happens.
Andy K3UK On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 4:06 AM, KH6TY <kh...@comcast.net> wrote: > > > Andy, > > It would be most helpful to know how much QRM gets through if you use a > 500 Hz-wide IF filter and use a center frequency 250 Hz from the top of > a Pactor-III channel. Perhaps the problem is trying to use too wide an > IF filter. > > 73, Skip KH6TY > >
