John, Thanks for the info re: MSK & SpecLab, it will be a good start to follow on from my RTTY efforts on 500khz. 73 Gary - G4WGT - IO83qp Andy, MSK is available in Spectrum Lab, and we have used it
Andy, MSK is available in Spectrum Lab, and we have used it a little over here on 137. Wolf's implementation is based on the PSK31 varicode. The mode does work, but seems to be a bit "deaf" compared
Brian, As far as I know Graham is not a member of this LF group, he has created a UK 500 KHz user group at this address. You could contact him there if you wish. http://groups.google.com/group/uk500k
I'd like to include this in the Data column, scheduled for October's Radcom. Particularly of interest is the use of such a narrow shift on RTTY, significantly below the baud rate. I've lost the earli
Hi Gary - many thanks for the info on your RTTY set up. Also most interested to hear that Graham has been using PSK. Regards - Brian Yahoo! Mail is the world's favourite email. Don't settle for less,
Hi Alan, I remember the old Hamcom, I used it myself years ago under DOS. I understand it has been updated as operating systems improve (perhaps "improve" is the wrong term Hi Hi ). It is inconvenien
Hi Gary I was thinking you might do as well to use the old Hamcom for transmit, but of course you have the same problem switching programs though you should be able to run two windows as Hamcom doesn
Hi Brian, LF, Thanks for your mail Brian. I have previously received Graham's several transmissions using PSK but as that required a linear Tx I was unable to reply, Graham pointed out to me that the
Hi Gary & Graham - Congratualtions on the 500 kHz RTTY QSO. I once tried to stir up interest in RTTY on 136 KHz but got no takers. I've used PSK on 136 but that needs linear amps and not many LF ops
Hi LF, Just completed my first 2 way qso on 500 khz with Graham G0NBD & a possible claim for a first 2 way qso using narrow shift RTTY on 500 khz. The details are :- 19th July 1807utc to 1832utc RTTY
