For "narrow modes" like PSK31 there is no doubt...for
pactor I or II some use the fictitious "Center
Frequency", halfway between the two tones...but it is
still unclear for me how to spot wide modes like MT63
or Olivia in a "standard" way.
Would it be just "dial frequency", if the software
dete
Some recent spots14082.0 AB2PP27-Feb-2005 1456Z QPSK K 14082.4 N9CYF/MM 27-Feb-2005 1444Z Throb 4/sec K 21020.0 K8CW 27-Feb-2005 1351Z CQ K 21087.2 3B9FR27-Feb-2005 1351Z rtty
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wrote: My
> waterfall is set up to cover about 4 KC, thus 14.070 on the left
side of the
> waterfall, and 14.074 on the right. The signal then lies 1500 cy
from the
> left side of the waterfall screen. Some people set
I submitted a patch to gMFSK which puts in a "center" button. When you
press it, it uses hamlib to QSY such that the current selection moves to
the center of the filter passband. On my K2, I have it at 1KHz. I
would like to have it narrow the filter too, but hamlib doesn't support
K2 filter
Ive done that. Mine drops off the first 500-600 cycles, then jumps up
for a KC or so, then drops down again at the high end. Use a fairly wide
filter (the one that was supplied) , and keep the dsp slope of the TS570
fairly wide too.
Using a test similar to what you stated, I have been comple
just use whatever band you are on.
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