And these 70% of signals you can decode by Winwarbler (DXLab) - using local spots and filters in SpotCollector with audio announce - you need just drink a coffee reading newspapers, and waiting when computer tell by Joe's voice which DX on the band... And no need any brain and experience - just computer connecting to radio via soundcard - paradise... -- Best regards 73 Vlad UA6JD gadgets to your www.qrz.com examples http://www.qrz.com/db/ua6jd just double-click and install
You wrote : > First, I would estimate that 70 per cent of all HF are PSK31 > signals. 15 per cent are RTTY and 5 percent Pactor. > So identifying 90 percent is easy. Of the remaining 10 percent, the > following applications now feature RSID ... > Multipsk > Fldigi > DM780 > RSID will automatically identify almost all of the remaining 10 > percent (plus RTTY and PSK) IF the station uses RSID. > RSID does not detect JT modes or WSPR. So if u want to learn to I'd > ALL modes, learn these two and let RSID handle the rest. You will > then be able to ID 99 percent of digital modes intended for hams > Andy via blackberry > -----Original Message----- > From: "vrygood10" <vrygoo...@yahoo.ca> > Date: Wed, 02 Sep 2009 12:14:59 > To: <digitalradio@yahoogroups.com> > Subject: [digitalradio] Best Software > Hello All, > Is there any software out there that will identify and display > all hf digital signals.. > I can identify some of the signals but there are many I can not.. > Norman
