Many mails. I'm just answering your first one, pse QRX ;-) Can the WOLF10 program configured to generate a 8970 Hz audio output? I don't know about the WOLF10 program, but Stewart's original command-
Markus: Looks like I was locked on to your signal and almost got to the SNR for a good decode just before you stopped transmitting. Oh well, next time. Thanks for the signal. 73, Bill VE2IQ 22:13:34
After numerous brief power outages here causing problems with my GPS-monitored OCXO, I finally put everything critical on a couple of UPS's (APC-400). Noticed switching noise on 137 Khz when AC plugs
Nice work John, that's amazing! 73, Bill VE2IQ In what must have been a cruel trick by the gods of propagation, your signal was sent to me, bypassing the QTH's of W1VD and VE2IQ. 2012-02-01 03:46:40
We sure hear it in Canada: it's CFH in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I wish they'd stop. Bill VE2IQ At 05:09 PM 2/26/2012, Rob M0DTS wrote: Hi All, I'm getting a broad signal at 137KHz on evenings with gradu
Sorry Markus but no hits here overnight. Thanks for the signal. Bill VE2IQ At 03:24 AM 2/1/2012, Markus DF6NM wrote: The Wolf signal has been on air last night from 21:25 to 8:05, with no apparent pr
I use a Samsung Galaxy S device to monitor my LF grabber while I'm not in the shack and it works FB. Also have the DroidPSK app running thru a homebrew interface. The 4-pin headphone/mike jack has th
The ZL6QH beacon transmission went without missing a beat on each of the last three nights. A DDS exciter was used for the last two nights, and it maintained very good timing of a Q ID starting on th
AFRICAM Version 4.6 has been released. A bug in the fine-resolution timing routines has been corrected. Hopefully, this will resolve a lot of erratic symptoms. I should have found it years ago :-) Do
Happy to report clean copy of CT1DRP's signal overnight on 135.9245 Khz. Signal was received in Ontario, Canada. Brian was running GPS-sync'd BPSK with an ASCII ID (no FEC) repeating every 2 minutes
At 01:17 PM 11/23/2004 -0000, you wrote: Has anyone got anywhere with developing soundcard based MSK ? Surely that is the next obvious move on LF where switch mode PAs rule and a linear PA isn't a re
At 03:14 PM 11/23/2004 -0000, Jim Moritz wrote: [..] The advantages of PSK31 are that there is readily available software, the bandwidth is narrow enough, and people are familiar with it - but it isn
Hi John and the group: I've just been looking at this MSK thing again and it doesn't look too bad. Yes, I know, you've heard that before, hi! I think I can put it into AFRICAM with some effort, as an
At 04:18 PM 11/27/2004 +0100, Alberto wrote: [..] I was thinking of a scheme more or less like the following, for the 137 kHz scenario, for demodulating a BPSK transmission. [..] A PC program can now
This is basically how the "PSKL" mode in COHERENT/AFRICA was done. Hmmm Bill, this mean I cannot patent it, being yours a "prior art" ? :-) Seriously talking, bad performance under weak signal condi
At 02:02 PM 12/12/2004 +0100, WOLF wrote: [..] Talking about "digimode" beacons... Do you use a DDS for the frequency generation, and -if so- does the DDS have TWO frequency registers which can be to
I have just uploaded AFRICAM 5.0 to my website. Essentially we have added another mode. I decided to compromise and call it FSK, not MSK :-) Since the demodulator can handle very narrow frequency shi
AFRICAM doesn't run well under Windows, even in a "DOS" box - I find it makes errors when it measures the internal CPU clock speed, and when it measures the sound card (and possibly even the Sigma-De
At 06:56 PM 12/27/2004 -0000, John, WD2XES wrote: At some point in the next week, I'd like to try a WOLF beaconing session, with the hope that it could be copied across the pond. This can't be done i
