Ron posted a sample on QRZit was Pactor.
Dave
K3DCW
Sergey Kuzmin wrote:
> Hi
>
> It can be
> RFSM2400 or 8000
> http://rfsm2400.radioscanner.ru/
>
> 73
> Serge
>
>
>> THanks for your Hint but no it sounds completly difrent, i wil try to
>> make a recording of it,
>> and will send this
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Sergey Kuzmin"
wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> It can be
> RFSM2400 or 8000
> http://rfsm2400.radioscanner.ru/
>
> 73
> Serge
>
>
> >
> > Thanks for your Hint but no it sounds completly difrent, i wil try
to
> > make a recording of it,
> > and will send this to you..
> >
Hi
It can be
RFSM2400 or 8000
http://rfsm2400.radioscanner.ru/
73
Serge
>
> THanks for your Hint but no it sounds completly difrent, i wil try to
> make a recording of it,
> and will send this to you..
>
> Thanks
>
> Ron ( pd1anb )
>
THanks for your Hint but no it sounds completly difrent, i wil try to
make a recording of it,
and will send this to you..
Thanks
Ron ( pd1anb )
2009/7/17 aa777888athotmaildotcom :
>
>
> Almost certainly ALE. Did it sound like this:
>
> http://hflink.com/beta/ALEtest_allcall_AMDtext1.wav ?
>
> S
Almost certainly ALE. Did it sound like this:
http://hflink.com/beta/ALEtest_allcall_AMDtext1.wav ?
Scott
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Dave Sparks" wrote:
>
> Is sounds like it MIGHT be an ALE sounding. That was one of the main 20m
> freqs, but it was eventually moved to 14.109.000.
At 10:01 PM 5/28/2009 -, you wrote:
>Any follow up on this Dave?
>
>f
Not yet, been too busy at work, hehehehe. Gonna record this next time
(didn't think of that before!) and post it on my server so maybe people can
listen and identify it.
73
Dave WB4IUY
Any follow up on this Dave?
f
Dave, were you in LSB at the time?
Reason I ask, if you centered that signal on USB it would 3k up from your LSB
frequency, being about 3.585.
Assuming USB, that area is near a QRZ frequency* for ALE (automatic link
establishment.) It's wider and seems to fit your description.
Check out a vi
MFSK16 ?
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Tweek" wrote:
>
> Anyone know what that seemingly never ending warble is around 3.582 tonight?
> It's fairly wide, around 300-400 hz wide...sort of a slow warble.
>
> Dave WB4IUY
>
It is JT65A. JT65A signals start at the top of the minute, so you
were actually hearing two stations begin their transmissions
Andy K3UK
On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 8:14 PM, Francois Rochon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Bill
>
> It was around 14.075 give or take... what surprised me most was
Hello Bill
It was around 14.075 give or take... what surprised me most was that
as the signal started on a frequency it would start (or a similar
signal)also about 1/4 of a second later about 600 or 700 hz higher...
I'll check about jt65 and see if it is it...
Thank you and 73's
Francois VE
Hello Francois,
What frequency was it on? If it was on or about 14.070 USB dial
frequency, it was most likely JT65A. JT65A sounds like very very slow
DominoEX.
73,
Bill N9DSJ
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Francois Rochon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I am listening on 20 meters to a v
I haven't looked at the picture but will mention
that a signal from a switching regulator power
supply can look a lot like PSK. The carrier is
a multiple of the switching frequency and is
phase modulated at a 120 Hz rate.
Hello Patrick, I never considered an unmodulated carrier!! Thank you for
pointing that out. And I will use the automatic detection feature in the
future :-) Thank you for your answer.
Kind Regards es 73... Jon W1MNK Brandon, FL USA
PS Thanks also to Matthew.
Hello Jon,
The 2000 Hz carrier d
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The "other" mode that you hear is likely the proprietary AOR . It
appears
> just a little wider in the DRM waterfall , does not line up with the
three
> little WinDRM markers.
>
> Andy K3UK
Okay. I don't suppos
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