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Date: Sun, 09 Mar 2014 22:40:36 +0100
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Thanks Steiner,

In spite of the nice wx in NL, assembled a "quick and dirty" transverter 
today to feed the GW3UEP PA.
Normally I use the DIV by 4 method to generate my MF signal.

The forced use of the MS preferred soundcard was one of the things I 
left the original SW for what it was.
It mixed up al my soundcards on the PC. At the end I could run only one 
program...

Since Wolf reconstructed the SW it improved significantly.
Now I can use it together with WSPR on the same soundcard without hassle.
The last few days noticed that the decode with modified version was very 
good, beyond I expected.
Even deep noise hidden signals came readable on screen.
It's a good alternative for those robot QSO's were no additional 
personal info can be exchanged.
Providing one is patient enough to wait until the other end stopped 
sending :-)
During typing this QTC your call popped  up here, trying to call a 
Mediterranean station
You were rather weak BTW.

Jan/pa3abk


Steinar Aanesland wrote On 9-3-2014 21:14:
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> Nice signal in Norway :)
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> "iz7pdx pa3abk
> we were tx same time :-("
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> LA5VNA S
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