On 2/7/2023 2:08 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
On 2/6/2023 8:36 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
The key idea that led to the PSK31 and RTTY decoders was this: that a ham
receiver should be able to demodulate all commonly heard signals and display
them on the front panel, without resorting to a computer. That w
On 2/6/2023 8:36 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
The key idea that led to the PSK31 and RTTY decoders was this: that a ham
receiver should be able to demodulate all commonly heard signals and display
them on the front panel, without resorting to a computer. That was around 2005,
though. Since that ti
When I got my K3, one of the first produced, I made a couple of RTTY and
PSK contacts with the CW-to-digital feature, virtually my first non-CW
QSOs since the 1980s. I think they wondered why I sent them 5NN reports,
though.
73,
Victor, 4X6GP
Rehovot, Israel
Formerly K2VCO
CWops no. 5
http://w
Hi Tony,
I had the function in mind, then cajoled Lyle into doing the hard part -- the
demodulator. Somehow he figured it out in just a few days.
The key idea that led to the PSK31 and RTTY decoders was this: that a ham
receiver should be able to demodulate all commonly heard signals and displ
Wayne:
Re: CW-To-Data Feature
I'm glad you thought of it! It must have taken a while to get from
concept to production. I would imagine that it's not that simple to add
other data modes -- the foundation is there but my guess is that it
would require more code crunching?
Thanks for all.
To
Me, too. A roll of paper weighed more than a KX3.
/Rick N6XI
On Sun, Feb 5, 2023 at 11:18 AM jerry wrote:
> On 2023-02-05 11:01, a...@elecraft.com wrote:
> >> Some would argue there's no activity in ham radio, or perhaps life
> >> itself,
> >> more rewarding than making RTTY contest QSOs using
A friend from work many years ago introduced me to his wife at a social
gathering. When he mentioned that I was also a ham, her tone and demeanor
suddenly changed, as she glared at me and asked “are you the one who gave
him those teletype machines in the garage?”
I was very glad that I was innocen
On 2/5/2023 10:47 AM, Alan Bloom wrote:
You mean I no longer need my 75-pound Model 15 Teletype machine to
send/receive RTTY?
While I was moving from a house in Chicago I'd lived in for 20 years,
one of those machines sat in the alley for a couple of weeks!
73, Jim K9YC
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Yep, along with a really big CV-89 unit w/ scope. Mike n6zw
> On 02/05/2023 11:17 AM jerry wrote:
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> On 2023-02-05 11:01, a...@elecraft.com wrote:
> >> Some would argue there's no activity in ham radio, or perhaps life
> >> itself,
> >> more rewarding than making RTTY contest QSOs using a
On 2023-02-05 11:01, a...@elecraft.com wrote:
Some would argue there's no activity in ham radio, or perhaps life
itself,
more rewarding than making RTTY contest QSOs using a 1 pound radio
with a
whip and an attached keyer paddle
You mean I no longer need my 75-pound Model 15 Teletype machine
Some would argue there's no activity in ham radio, or perhaps life
itself,
more rewarding than making RTTY contest QSOs using a 1 pound radio with a
whip and an attached keyer paddle
You mean I no longer need my 75-pound Model 15 Teletype machine to
send/receive RTTY?
:=)
Alan N1AL
On 2/5
Some would argue there's no activity in ham radio, or perhaps life itself,
more rewarding than making RTTY contest QSOs using a 1 pound radio with a
whip and an attached keyer paddle
You mean I no longer need my 75-pound Model 15 Teletype machine to
send/receive RTTY?
:=)
Alan N1AL
On 2/5/
Hi Tony,
I, too, am an avid user of the CW-to-PSK31 feature, which is available on the
K3 and K4 as well as the KX line. I've even used it during Field Day, which is
a hoot, especially with a tiny KX2 and its paddle being all the gear you need
(no computer or keyboard required). All of these ri
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