An excerpt from Pawel Jalocha's source code distribution:
The MT63 modem is intended for amateur radio as a conversation (RTTY like) mode
where one station transmits and one or more other stations can listen. In
short, the modem transmits 64 tones in its 1 kHz bandwidth: the audio range for
the
I have received several reports that users have not been able to get
flarq-fldigi=fldigi-flarq
to establish an flarq connection.
I think that the problem might have been a failure on my part to delineate
which modes are compatible with flarg. I have updated the on-line
documentation for
Sorry for the tardy reply but I only receive a daily synopsis from this group.
If you need help with any aspect of running the NBEMS suite (fldigi, flarq,
wrap) you will receive a more timely response by posting your questions and
problems on the yahoo group dedicated to it's support:
Graham wrote:
trying to connect to g4wgt using olivia 250 x 8 as the
mode
Olivia cannot be used as the transport mode for flarq unless the
timeout values in flarq are set to their maximums. Even then it is
highly likely that the digital effect of doubling will occur. Please
try to limit
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Rick W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great information, Dave,
On other thing that I can not understand is why THOR's performance
proved to be so poor on Tony's tests. The robustness to multipath and
Doppler does not seem to show up although sensitivity at
The following is an excerpt from the web page Sights and Sounds of
Digital Signals, http://www.w1hkj.com/FldigiHelp/Modes/index.htm.
THOR Modes
General Description
THOR is a family of offset incremental multi-frequency shift keyed
modes with low symbol rate, closely related to DominoEX. A
I would like to announce that I have posted fldigi, release 1.01.
This release consists of GPL source code written in C++ and uses the
Fast Light Toolkit gui support libraries. There is also a
pre-compiled binary that is known to operate on several Linux distros
including the Ubuntu derivatives.
