I have what I think is a simple request. Would someone please tell me what WSPR is? I don't know if I have any interest in WSPR or not - since I have no idea what it is or what software is used for it. It looks like it might be a low power digital mode.
Dick Zseltvay, KC4COP --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Jose A. Amador" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Well, I see it is not Olivia's fault, but people's conservadurism not > trying the newer modes. As it has been said before, most people on PSK31 > uses ONLY PSK31, and very few of the most restless attempts other modes. > > I believe that there is another ongoing revolution on beaconing with WSPR. > > As I said in another posting, it is the power of deep space > communications, based on heavy coding, coming down to earth. > > Peter Martinez did the first step when devising varicode, Pawel carried > it further ahead with Olivia using Walsh codes, and now Joe carries it > farther ahead to a point that had never been reached so far in ham > communications. > > 73, > > Jose, CO2JA > > --- > > Andrew O'Brien wrote: > > > Jose, after I wrote the first Chip 64 help file and published it, > > there was a few weeks of activity but it has been dead for the past > > couple of years. Olivia is perhaps my favourite but hard to find > > anyone, and when you do it is the guy you talked to the last time you > > heard a Olivia signal. > > > > Andy. > > > > > > r > >> I have never found Domino any better than Olivia. > >> > >> So, I would keep Olivia, MFSK16 and Hell. > >> > >> BTW, did Chip 64 ever get any use ? > >> > >> 73, > >> > >> Jose, CO2JA > >> > >> > > > > > > > > > -- > MSc. Ing. Jose Angel Amador Fundora > Profesor Auxiliar > Departamento de Telecomunicaciones > Facultad de Ingenieria Electrica, CUJAE > Calle 114 #11901 e/ 119 y 127 > Marianao 19390, Ciudad de la Habana, Cuba > Tel: (53 7) 266-3445 > Email: amador at electrica.cujae.edu.cu >
