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Alberto di Bene wrote:

> Dave Pick wrote:
>
> > [...]More tests if anyone wants them.
>
> Hello Dave,
>
>   thanks for your offer. I am sure that, if this evening you will
> transmit on the same frequency and time of yesterday evening,
> I won't be the only one trying to receive you, testing also the
> low speed version just uploaded.  TNX.
>
> 73  Alberto  I2PHD

Hello Alberto
Will look for your Jason transmission. Have seen G3YXM with a big signal
on 137.52 khz.
Will try and decode both signals when I hear them again. Expect you are
using a similar freq.
With some modifications to Jason it looks promising, and would like to
compare it to QRS under poor propogation conditions.
I suppose one advantage is the direct print out of data but am surprised
no one developed a software package to print out the machine generated
QRS. Morse readers have been about for some time for normal cw,
especially auto generated cw.
73 and GL de Mal/G3KEV