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Zitat von dl4yhf@freenet.de:

> MessageThanks Michael !
> Just discovered a small problem in my(?) implementation of CASTLE:
> Due to the too short gap between the characters, it's hard to tell
> "et" from "a" (or "te" from "n") this way.
> I have no idea how ZL1BPU's original implemtation solves this problem
> - any idea Uwe ?
>
> Best regards,
> Wolf DL4YHF (just worked F6CWA from DK4U, in good old QRSS3 ;-)
>
Hi Wolf,
seems there grows a problem: I cant see any gap btwn the letters
C and Q, D and K, K and 4, 4 and U.  but btwn Q and D es U and K
the gaps are O.K. so you will find out how to implement the gaps
btwn the other letters as well.

DJ8WX is ZOA with "WX" followed by "a" and "n". it is all fine, or?

(I programmed the EEPROM of the LF-exciter additional with the last
mentioned two letteres).

Best regards
Uwe/dj8wx