The raw Multipsk version of this is listed as
01:26:36 CQ KA1GMN-EM12KU + 1 1297 Hz 10.133220 MHz
23:44:35 CQ N9DSJ-EN52TI -9 1405 Hz 14.072000 MHz
23:54:11 N9DSJ-EN52TI -20 1986 Hz 14.072000 MHz
00:09:03 N9DSJ-EN52TI -11 279 Hz 14.072000 MHz
01:30:43 CQ K7LRB + 3 1017 Hz 14.072000 MHz
01:33:39 CQ WB0ZYU -20 2051 Hz 14.072000 MHz
01:35:46 CQ K2MO-FN30GM -20 1012 Hz 14.072000 MHz
20 W 13 dBi W 14.072000 MHz
01:36:34 CQ K2MO-FN30GM -20 3612 Hz 14.072000 MHz
20 W 13 dBi W 14.072000 MHz
03:38:07 CQ AK4B -11 3520 Hz 14.072000 MHz
03:39:06 CQ AK4B -12 3666 Hz 14.072000 MHz
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 3:58 AM, Andy obrien <k3uka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> While I play around with ways to automatically upload my CALL_ID.txt
> file in Multipsk to my web site, I should mention that PSKreporter
> already has a feature that does much of what I am trying to do. See
> that attached screenshot that shows call ID's that I received. PSK
> Reporter can be configured to have it show Call IDs received by
> multiple callsigns. It is not as "instant" as I would like, PSK
> Reporter updates every 2-3 minutes, I think. Not bad though.
>
> A reminder, my interest in this subject matter is based on a desire to
> see RS ID and Call ID capabilities for the basis of some rough
> equivalent of a CW Skimmer , but for digital modes.
>
> Andy K3UK
>
