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To: "Alan Melia" <Alan.Melia@btinternet.com>, 
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From: "Larry Kayser" <kayser@sympatico.ca>
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>Alan:

>The .DLL programming sounds interesting, I presume that the work on 2m is
>still moving along the PSK31 route.

Heavens no, PSK31 is not a weak signal mode - PSK31 is merely an example of 
the .DLL which I hope and believe will be the new wave of dsp software 
resources.  I will only use a PSK31 back channel on HF to alert me of 
interesting files that have been kept for further evaluation.  The Internet 
connection will only be working during sleeping hours as an alternate use 
of a personal Internet connection.

>  One wonders whether some of the ideas we generated on LF
>might be useful....

Well a very novel idea has come forward, demodulate a continuous carrier 
signal with TWO demodulators, one looking for ARGO like signals and the 
other process identifying anything say longer than 20 Milliseconds for 
Meteor Burst or other short duration type of signals.  This has excellent 
potential to identify a propagation mechanism that might be a candidate for 
exploration further a TransAtlantic III QSO.

Good to hear from you Alan, I watch the RSGB relfector for DSP type 
things.  I keep my email filters ON so that I avoid some of the items 
however hi.

73

Larry
VA3LK