Terry,
I would like to join with you on Zoom. What equipment would I need?
Mark
N5PRD
> On Dec 24, 2020, at 5:02 PM, PHILIP BARTASH via BVARC wrote:
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> Terry,
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> Record yourself in a qso or just sending something,. I use words to a song I
> know. Wait a few days, then listen. It
Terry,
Record yourself in a qso or just sending something,. I use words to a song I
know. Wait a few days, then listen. It may shock you.
Biggest issue is more often than not, spacing. Keep your words tight, drive a
truck through the space between words. If you think you may be putting i
Thanks Roy. Ive made progress with the sound card audio settings and made a qso
just now. But I am seeing that imperfect code is questionable, so I have to
write too, and read, and then quickly type ...
I haven't done key cw in 30 years. :-(I'm catching up fast though up to my
general speed of
Terry, I used to use HRD when I was trying to get my CW speed up. I soon
discovered that HRD would decode signals sent from a keyboard quite well.
Problems
crept in if I was trying to decode someone's FAT FIST.
Roy W5TKZ -- 73
On Thu, Dec 24, 2020 at 1:36 PM Chad Kitzmann via BVARC
wrote:
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I’ve been using fldigi (it’s free). Seems to work fairly well. I’ve also
played with cwget and cwskimmer. None of them are perfect though unless the
signal is really strong even then you will still scratch your head at the
output sometimes.
- Chad
> On Dec 24, 2020, at 9:59 AM, Terry Le
I have a question for the experts. I use ham radio deluxe. Being integrated
with logging , mapping, radio control, dx spotting etc. it’s pretty feasible.
However I am having real sour luck with consistency of cw interpretation.
Sending is fine with my Signalink but correctly interpreting the
