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Graham

Just confirmed by test, MMTTY is backwards compared to all other 
Software. Others idle on the high tone MMTTY idles on the low, unless 
the REV is pressed.


 From Wiki
/the upper tone used for idle condition (MARK). //

/Another site says/
/You also have to switch the correct phase position (whether the lower 
or higher frequency carrier in frequency modulation corresponds to 
"Mark" or "space").
/
/Mind you a Ham education site on the subject says./
Remember that bfo's help filter out the carrier waves to allow for the 
original signals to come through/

Eddie


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    <font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="-1"><big>Graham<br>
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        Just confirmed by test, MMTTY is backwards compared to all other
        Software. Others idle on the high tone MMTTY idles on the low,
        unless the REV is pressed.<br>
      </big><br>
      <br>
      <big>From Wiki</big><br>
      <i>the upper tone used for idle
        condition (MARK).
      </i></font><i><br>
      <br>
    </i>Another site says<i><br>
    </i>You also have to switch the correct phase position (whether the
    lower or higher frequency carrier in frequency modulation
    corresponds to "Mark" or "space").<br>
    <i><br>
    </i>Mind you a Ham education site on the subject says.<i><br>
      Remember that bfo&#8217;s help filter out the carrier waves to allow for
      the original signals to come through</i><br>
    <br>
    Eddie<br>
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