Read your post after writing my last post. We are in full agreement!!!
73's NU6X Mark Sedona, AZ
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of FireBrick
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 6:21 PM
To: Neal Campbell; Brian Ll
Not everyone is using VAC and running RTTY software on the same computer
as PowerSDR. But FSK is not really the issue. I was told at Dayton
almost two years ago that Mark frequency display (vs carrier freq.
display) should be mode dependent and would be available when FSK was
made available. I ne
On Feb 6, 2009, at 5:21 PM, FireBrick wrote:
During TPA operation, someone asks me for a rtty qso, and says he's
at 7047
I have to mentally compute and change the PWSDR vfo readout.
True, but if you tune from within your digital mode program, e.g.
DM780, fldigi, etc., you can go directly t
Running PWSDR/DDUt
(DXLabsSuite)SpotCollector/Commander/DXV
CCU (VE7CC's Cluster Front End)
Writelog.
CWSkimmer
Writelog has both the WL Packet (Telnet) window set to receive spots via
local host from CCU
and from the
'Incoming only Packet' Writelog-Window it receives spots from CWSkimmer.
So W
I agree with you guys on this.
I really don't care if it's AFSK or FSK.
(although 200Hz wide vs. 170Hz 'could' crowd the bands a bit more.
Although probably not so much.
But
What I would like...is FSK 'like' operation.
Bob Tracy installed the 'offset' features for us.
But just for ease. I would
In reality you are probably right. Those of us who have primarily been
RTTY'ers for the past 20+ years have come to associate afsk with
badly setup signals, double signals, splatter, etc.
I have (blindly) been holding out for FSK but after a braindropping
from Mr. Bickle (wasn't he the Extension
On Feb 6, 2009, at 1:49 PM, Rick Markey, KN3C wrote:
Ditto on the requests for true FSK. I love my 5K but have held off
setting
it up for RTTY because of the lack of FSK. I ran true FSK on my
Drake B
line and my Kenwood 850 and 870. You just can't beat it. The lack
of FSK
is probably
Hi folks,
I ordered a 5000A that should be delivered Monday and I need to build,
rebuild or buy a PC over the weekend to go with it.
Newbie questions: (of course)
. I've searched the online forum and the reflector archives and to the
best of my ability to tell, there is no signed Vista 64 dri
Ditto on the requests for true FSK. I love my 5K but have held off setting
it up for RTTY because of the lack of FSK. I ran true FSK on my Drake B
line and my Kenwood 850 and 870. You just can't beat it. The lack of FSK
is probably the only thing I find lacking in the Flex.
de Rick, KN3C
No v
All of those are very good questions and we are busting our humps to
answer them. They will not necessarily involve products from the
coastal regions of Washington state.
I want to demo stuff by Dayton. That is a large commitment, larger than
most know and I am not the boss on what gets dem
Yes, definitely FSK and more cowbell too!!!
Mike, K6ZSR
Jim Cox wrote:
I wish we had FSK as well. One of the nice features the Pro 3
provides over the 5K.
Jim K4JAF
- Original Message - From: "Neal Campbell"
To: "Mark Mumaw"
Cc: "FlexRadio reflector"
Sent: Friday, February 06,
> The VS2008 is an attempt to just get the code to run in an x86_64
> machine with native code and to do some immediate dsp development to add
> some adaptive signal processing routines of high interest to enhance
> performance. We are not doing long term development on this console. We
> are alre
I wish we had FSK as well. One of the nice features the Pro 3 provides
over the 5K.
Jim K4JAF
- Original Message -
From: "Neal Campbell"
To: "Mark Mumaw"
Cc: "FlexRadio reflector"
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 9:24 AM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] are we getting close to FSK yet
A
Agree completely. Also want true FSK!
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
Programming Services for Windows, OS X and Linux
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
(540) 242 0911
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 10:08 AM, Mark Mumaw wrote:
> I agree strongly that an option to display mark freq on RTTY is needed
> f
I agree strongly that an option to display mark freq on RTTY is needed
for all serious RTTY operators. I have been asking for this for several
years. The Offset in CAT setup is helpful but still creates some
confusion. I used to just set the RIT and XIT to 2125 and that worked
great for awhile but
The recent rush for TPA (Triple Play Award) has created a LOT of new rtty
people.
Trying to explain 'offset' to them is more than my mathamaticly challenged
brain can handle.
FSK makes life so much simpler. LOL
(FSK was a question at the forum I was at last week)
I just spent the morning on th
The results from the 2008 FlexRadio QSO Party are official and we would like
to announce the winners. There were ten award certificates available to the
top five point totals in two classes; five for US hams and five for DX hams.
The feedback we received from the QSO party participants was gener
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