Excuse me while I learn what questions to ask,
Wondering if there is a logging and more program that will allow use of
CW and the PSK D and FSK D modes of my KX3 in a more complete application
than the KX3 utility terminal?
Secondly...how do you tune in stations using PSK D and FSK D? I find it
On 2014-10-02 12:03 PM, dm...@nexicom.net wrote:>
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Joe you are correct that if there are physical problems and poor
adjustments it will be bad but I was assuming a good working setup
with a quality sound card that is properly adjusted at both the
computer and K3 that it will be fine.
Unfortun
Gents,
I will look at the Fred Cady KX3 manual, but are those AFSK TX filters or
similar filter, applied to the RTTY TX when using HRD, fldigi, N1MM, or for
that matter the KX3 Companion or others by selecting the AFSK mode on the
KX3?
Rob
KA5QQA
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Joe you are correct that if there are physical problems and poor
adjustments it will be bad but I was assuming a good working setup
with a quality sound card that is properly adjusted at both the
computer and K3 that it will be fine.
I hope that they add the ability to monitor Transmit
I am new to the K3, but started RTTY many years ago.
My preference has always been for FSK keying whenever possible.
I have used Writelog for many years and have found MMTTY to be
preferable to RTTYrite which is the included default.
I also like MMTTY and I also like FSK keying :)
I am awaiting
We used two K3s for a M/2 in last weeks's contest, and did over 2000 Q's; I
second the N1MM / FSK recommendation, as there are few variables to manage if I
don't have to worry about TX levels.
Also, it's definitely an opinion, but on the receive side, I personally dislike
seeing other ops usi
risk is any off frequency noise from the sound card, harmonics etc
will also get transmitted not really a big issue if the sound card is
good quality.
Not quite accurate ... one can have a professional quality sound card
and if the levels are too high, the connections are not correct, the
grou
With AFSK-A the K3 has very a narrow DSP filter to maintain a really
good transmit IMD so you need to keep the modulating frequencies
within the chosen preset filter range 1275 in my setup. You can use
the waterfall to tune but you need to use DATA-A instead of AFSK-A
risk is any off
Hi all.
I strongly disagree with the words that say DATA, thus AFSK - whistle
tones , is the better RTTY contest modes. There are, from my point of
several points against this theory.
Nor AFSK is the best non contest mode for RTTY. It's just for casual
operations, often with radio that doesn't hav
Why only tune the radio, and not use the Waterfall?
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Thanks everyone for the advice. sounds like I was well on the right
track. I just wasn't sure if I should go with FSK seems I don't need
to.I have seen references to using multiple decode screens and was
on the research list glad you mentioned it Jim. I have a good
dedicated sound
aft-boun...@mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of david
Moes
Sent: Wednesday, 01 October, 2014 22:07
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] MMTTY DATA-A or FSK
I have dabbled a bit with RTTY mostly with the Centenial and some DX
but this past weekend I thought Ill give the CQWW-RTTY a try. sp
I really hate Line Feeds (the ENTER). Especially when you're running
several decode windows, they must be pretty small, and a few Line
Feeds will scroll too much stuff out of the window! What I like much
better is a leading space and a trailing space for every F-Key
message. Those spaces are eno
On Wed,10/1/2014 7:47 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
Start every transmission with {TX}{ENTER}TEXT and follow the text by
one space and {RX}.
What Fred means is that TEXT is what you want to send with that F-key. :)
The {ENTER} starts you on his next line, clear of any garbage he's
printed before
On 10/1/2014 7:06 PM, david Moes wrote:
I have dabbled a bit with RTTY mostly with the Centenial and some DX but
this past weekend I thought Ill give the CQWW-RTTY a try. spent a
little time and got things working using N1MM and MMVARI using DATA-A
relying on the P3 for waterfall display. It
Thanks Don so it seems I was doing the right thing I did start with
MMVARI then went to MMTTY both AFSK A I misspoke in the original post
saying DATA-A but meant AFSK-A so it seems I am on the right track I
find tuning with the VFO and watching the markers on the P3 the
easiestI
On Wed,10/1/2014 7:06 PM, david Moes wrote:
So here is the question to the serious RTTY contester. what is the
ideal setup.
Most contes.ters use MMTTY. Some swear by FSK, some like AFSK. For FSK,
use FSK-D. For AFSK, use AFSK-A. AFSK has always used LSB, while other
digital modes use USB.
David,
Actually, MMTTY and data sub-mode AFSK-A on the K3 will give you the
best transmitter IMD. With MMTTY, you would tune with the K3 VFO rather
than clicking on a waterfall display - this is a computer soundcard
application of MMTTY.
If you prefer to click on a waterfall display, then a
I have dabbled a bit with RTTY mostly with the Centenial and some DX
but this past weekend I thought Ill give the CQWW-RTTY a try. spent a
little time and got things working using N1MM and MMVARI using DATA-A
relying on the P3 for waterfall display. It seems I got bitten by the
RTTY conte
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