Doesn't matter what size my filters are.
CWSkimmer is reading what I think they call the IQ.
Try this:
In CWS setup, use WDM
And set the Signal I/O Device to"
01 Flex Radio Audio
I use the Left/Right = Q/I setting
With CWSkimmer set like this, you don't even need PWSDR running as long as
the Flex radio blue light special is shining.
I also use CWS this way for 6 meters where the panadaptor isn't wide enough
to spot a SSB signal, I will still see the signal in the CWSkimmer
waterfall.
Won't decode SSB (smiling) but it does tell me a strong enough signal that I
may be able to copy it.
And clicking the middle of the CWSkimmer audio signal puts you pretty close
to being on frequency.
good luck
On 6/19/2009 2:35:48 PM, vtnn...@comcast.net wrote:
Does anyone have Skimmer working with filters smaller than 100Hz? With
mine the percentage of good copy drops way off when I go below that.
If you have it working with the smaller filters how did you achieve that?
Zack
N8FNR
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