Re: [digitalradio] Future of ALE and HF Link.

2010-01-25 Thread Phil Williams
Dave, The defensive approach drives off everyone but the true believers; only something incredibly valuable can survive this. Well put. philw de ka1gmn On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 7:18 PM, Dave AA6YQ aa...@ambersoft.com wrote: Re “the control is to prevent ALE bashing Across a broad range

Re: [digitalradio] Super narrow filter: PSK31 with HB9DRV SDR-RADIO

2010-01-25 Thread Phil Williams
Impressive. philw de ka1gmn On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 11:30 PM, Andy obrien k3uka...@gmail.com wrote: Finally! When I bought my TS-2000 a couple of years ago, I was aware of one criticism for the digital operator super narrow filtering in SSB was not as easy to achieve as in other

[digitalradio] Re: Super narrow filter: PSK31 with HB9DRV SDR-RADIO

2010-01-25 Thread aa777888athotmaildotcom
If you are using an IC7000 this is as easy as adding a filter slider control to either HRD, DM780 or both. It's not too hard from the front panel, either. There are also three filter presets. I'll leave one at full bandwidth and another at the bandwidth of the mode I'm using. 50Hz is no

Re: [digitalradio] Re: Super narrow filter: PSK31 with HB9DRV SDR-RADIO

2010-01-25 Thread Andy obrien
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 6:29 AM, aa777888athotmaildotcom aa777...@hotmail.com wrote: If you are using an IC7000 this is as easy as adding a filter slider control to either HRD, DM780 or both. It's not too hard from the front panel, either. There are also three filter presets. I'll leave one

Re: [digitalradio] Super narrow filter: PSK31 with HB9DRV SDR-RADIO

2010-01-25 Thread John B. Stephensen
Testing with a monster signal nearby will be interesting. The ADC in the SDR-IQ digitizes several MHz at a time and then does filtering. The ADC in the sound card digitizes only a few kHz from the TS-2000 audio. You'll see which has better dynamic range. 73, John KD6OZH - Original

Re: [digitalradio] Re: Super narrow filter: PSK31 with HB9DRV SDR-RADIO

2010-01-25 Thread Howard Brown
One other technique is to leave the rig in USB mode, crank the Hi / Shift down to 1400 hz and tune the frequency until the interfering signal is at 1500 hz (or use the Lo / Width if the interfering signal is on the low side). The minimum width is about 400 hz this way, not 50 hz, but it is

Re: [digitalradio] Super narrow filter: PSK31 with HB9DRV SDR-RADIO

2010-01-25 Thread Scott Hill
Hi Andy, Here is a MixW/TS2000 macro that will center the selected signal and then reduce the TS2000 bandwidth to about 100 cycles (lines beginning with a semicolon are comments and can be removed). ; move RX to 1000 (center of filter bandwidth) ALIGN:1000 ; move TX to same place JUMPTOTXFQ

RE: [digitalradio] Future of ALE and HF Link.

2010-01-25 Thread John Becker, WØJAB
At 07:18 PM 1/24/2010, you wrote: Re the control is to prevent ALE bashing That control is a Gestapo, Marxist type. She will flat out tell you that she may not be always right, but never wrong No one and I do mean no one can use any other mode on or near the frequency they use without getting

[digitalradio] HRD and DM780 with Cyrillic alphabet

2010-01-25 Thread Vlad_UA6JD
Hello, Simon. There are many posts from Russian-speaking HAMs about incompatibility of HRD and DM780 with Cyrillic alphabet. The DM780 shows unreadable symbols in the receiving window in case it was transmitted in Cyrillic, and it's not possible to type Cyrillic in the transmitting window.

RE: [digitalradio] HRD and DM780 with Cyrillic alphabet

2010-01-25 Thread Simon HB9DRV
Hi Vlad, I agree - but I really have not been able to find someone / anyone who can tell me exactly what the character translation is so that I can do this. Obviously I must use a Cyrillic font, but I have to map the characters I decode. If you can get me the table for this mapping (and not a

[digitalradio] RTTY sensitivity data using UOS and larger data sets

2010-01-25 Thread Wes Cosand
Folks: I have posted another graph of error rates versus signal / noise ratio with AWGN from PathSim. This data set uses 2300 characters (ham calls) per data point. Using UOS gives more reproducible data. The original Baudot audio files were produced in MMTTY. I would be willing to share the