On Mon,6/29/2015 6:04 PM, Bill Frantz wrote:
Jim is right about this one. However, there was a huge gap between the
RTTY world and the PSK world and it wasn't the technical differences
in the modes.
Thanks, Bill. That's sort of what I was expecting.
I ran 1A QRP Battery Solar with W6JTI and W
Jim is right about this one. However, there was a huge gap
between the RTTY world and the PSK world and it wasn't the
technical differences in the modes.
On field day you expect to find all levels of experience, from
the seasoned contest op to someone using a radio for the first
time in a GOT
On Mon,6/29/2015 2:56 PM, Mel Farrer via Elecraft wrote:
I think the correct answer to your question on QRP RTTY is to compare the eff
of it to other modes of digital modulation?
No, it's a different question. In the context of Field Day,
effectiveness is defined by the number of QSOs in the
complete a contact..
Cheers,
Mel, K6KBE
From: Bill Frantz
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Monday, June 29, 2015 2:23 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] QRP RTTY
To follow up: Many messages, both on and off list, indicated I
should give RTTY a good try during field day
To follow up: Many messages, both on and off list, indicated I
should give RTTY a good try during field day. My results this
year were a total of 201 digital QSOs with 21 RTTY QSOs. I had 3
dups between RTTY and PSK. (RUMPed seems to consider RTTY & PSK
separate modes and I didn't manually dete
Indeed, QRP RTTY is quite possible. I worked ER5LL (Moldova) back in
October of 2012 via RTTY. And, it was on 40 meters, at night, using
an indoor AlexLoop antenna, running 3 watts. True, it was during a
contest, but nevertheless, a QSO is a QSO. Pretty cool!
And, I was using -just- t
I have worked FT5ZM in 21RTTY with KX3 5W from JA. Of course, pileup was very
light then.
When condition is very good and noise level is low at the other location, QRP
RTTY is very possible.
73 de JH3SIF, Keith
> 2015/06/23 5:52、Bill Frantz のメール:
>
> Last year during field day, I made 186 PSK
On Mon, Jun 22, 2015 at 1:52 PM, Bill Frantz wrote:
> Has anyone had success in QRP RTTY operation? Should I consider RTTY a
> mode only suitable for higher power?
>
hi Bill - I write the results article in QST for the RTTY Roundup. Several
people who operated in the Roundup this year "declared"
When the bands are open, you can work DX with QRP RTTY, though of course the
S/N isn't as good as with CW. One field day I made about a dozen RTTY contacts
in half an hour using FSK-D mode and 5 W. I had a long random wire up in a tree
(probably 80' or so), plus a few radials.
Wayne
N6KR
On J
Last year during field day, I made 186 PSK contacts and 1 RTTY
contact running QRP. I tried for many more RTTY contacts, but in
all but one case, the other station could not hear me. The one
exception was on 10 meters with a station across San Francisco
bay from our operation and probably line
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