I use PSK / Olivia at the moment, by the end of 2006 RTTY and
computer-decoded CW (I am writing new digital mode software now).
What I look for:
* High dynamic range, at least 90 dB.
* Accurate clock (although software can overcome this).
* No inter-modulation.
* Quiet.
The cheaper
Simon,
We have so many sound card modes now, with varying abilities to get
through under difficult conditions and do it reasonably fast ( 40 wpm).
Do you see any chance of an ARQ mode? Especially using pipelining to
decoding in the background such as was used in SCAMP?
The closest thing right
Hi Rick,
I honestly can't answer these questions now, my plans for 2006 are PSK /
RTTY / Olivia / CW. When I get this done then I could consider ARQ.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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We have so many sound card modes now, with varying abilities to
I'm using an on board sound card that is probably the cheapest thing
on the market, it's in a Compaq/HP Presario. The computer is the
absolute sorriest piece of junk I have ever owned but have no
problem with WSJT software working meteor scatter and tropo. For PSK
I use a RigMate controlled by
Yes Andy, so far it is very very encouragingwith limited usage it
seems to address the what mode it that question...more trials are
needed though...
73 and be well,
Bill N9DSJ
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