Thanks for making the changes Dave I saw your post last night and was
able to download your latest MMTTY code with the VAC support I needed. Got
it working with Ham Scope and was able to do RTTY for the first time with my
SDR1k & Ham Scope.
Thanks again!
Dennis, k0eoo
- Original Me
Can someone give me the setup details to transmit CW using DBM in Ham Radio
Deluxe? I've got it receiving Fine Business, but can't seem to figure out
how to get it to transmit. If I use PTT in the setup, it will key the
transmitter. I have the Input set to virtual cable #2 with VAC and out to
cab
"Automatic Rate Tuning" Acceleration is a great idea, a pleasure to
use and rather exclusive feature... How about the acronym "ART" Tuning. I
had a commerical H.F. analog radio that had the feature.. I don't recall the
model but I think it was a Harris. Perhaps Yaesu had that feature in a few
mod
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Subject: [Flexradio] Automatic Rate Tuning (ART Tuning)
"Automatic Rate Tuning" Acceleration is a gre
Late 70's - ICOM IC-211 2m all-mode. Counterweighted tuning knob with
optical interrupter tuning and a mechanical "band brake" for knob tension.
Turn it slowly, and it tunes at the selected tuning speed rate. Spin the
knob fast and the band brake releases, the tuning rate increases to
maximum fo
Hi Dan
Nice to see StarBand is still in business.
Trying to talk XYL into remote area.
It would seem that a variable speed tuning system could be a software
feature.
After all we can move the mouse fast of slowly now.
It's still an issue of accuracy
As Mr. Earp said: "Fast is good, but accu
My Icom IC-910H has that feature. It is called "automatic tuning step" function
and can be enabled or disabled. When the knob is turned faster, the tuning step
value increases.
Jim
K5HY
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I'm not a contester, so maybe I don't understand the scenario, but ...
How can 'dialing' - with any type of knob control - toward a target
signal seen on a high resolution panadapter like that of PSDR, possibly
be faster or more efficient than just clicking on the desired signal
with a mouse?
Dale
The problem is 'FOCUS'.
In order to use the mouse for frequency adjustment
A contester must take his hands off the keyboard, grab the mouse, and then
move it to the PWSDR panadaptor, take time to precisely place the
centerline, and then click a mouse.
While this may only take a sec or two...
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Automatic Rate Tuning (ART Tuning)
I'm not a contester, so maybe I don't understand th
Do the contesters that we are posting about know about the "snap to"
function. Makes tuning a "snap"! ;-) I adjust the tuning step and a
click of the mouse puts me right on, instantly, without fiddling. --
Larry W8ER
FireBrick wrote:
> Dale
> The problem is 'FOCUS'.
> In order to use the mou
I said 80/90 a minute and I meant HOUR.
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Bill,
Ah, yes. I forgot about the focus issue.
Thanks for the good explanation.
This discussion of contesting reminds me that I'd better make sure that
the antennas for the WARC bands are working properly before the snow
flies ;-)
73, Dale
WA8SRA
FireBrick wrote:
> Dale
> The problem is 'F
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