Hi all, I'm trying to find a (or the "best") software for the Raspberry Pi to transmit QRSS/DFCW on LF/MF. Since it's easily possible to transmit WSPR, it cannot be a problem to transmit QRSS. Which
Hi Stefan, On 09.10.2015 02:13, DK7FC wrote: ... I'm trying to find a (or the "best") software for the Raspberry Pi to transmit QRSS/DFCW on LF/MF. ... https://github.com/JamesP6000/PiCW Peter, df3lp
Hi Peter, This is not suitable for DFCW. But QRSS would be fine as a first step. Do you have some experience with the software? Ist -w 0.0001 possible for QRSS? I can imagine that -w 1 is the lowest
Hi Dimitris, Oh, you have a new callsign! Did you move your QH also? Well, i've searched a bit more and didn't find a suitable tool. Strange! So, if you really are an expert on programming, i would b
Hi Stefan, new callsign and new QTH indeed. I am now outside the city, the nearest house is about 300m away from mine. I also have some space, about 20 hectares, so expect more traffic on LF/MF :-) O
Hi Dimitris, Am 10.10.2015 02:21, schrieb Dimitrios Tsifakis: Hi Stefan, new callsign and new QTH indeed. I am now outside the city, the nearest house is about 300m away from mine. I also have some s
Hi Stefan, "PiCW" has 2 nice features: - frequency calibration against NTP - soft keying; may be helpful if QRO... Since it's open source and well commented, it should be possible to modify it for du
Hi Peter, Thanks. It may be helpful for Dimitris. I'm not a programmer... Am 10.10.2015 19:50, schrieb pws: - soft keying; may be helpful if QRO... Helpful to destroy a hard keying PA! => Unwanted. 7
Hi Stefan, all your good suggestions noted! Hmm, that's about 2 km of wire, my place is not big enough, but the people around me seem to be quite friendly, so I guess it's possible. What sort of wire
Hi Dimitris, Am 10.10.2015 22:58, schrieb Dimitrios Tsifakis: BEV! That's it. Can you build a beverage antenna on your new QTH? Maybe 3 Lambda on 630m? :-) You know, i would do so! :-) Hmm, that's ab
Hi Stefan, By chance, and after I picker the COW callsign, I discovered that the QTH locator is the appropriate QF44ox :-) There is a lot to consider. I am still unpacking boxes here, so I have been
Hi Dimitrios, Stefan, I did a little sunday afternoon hack, maybe you can use this to generate CW from ASCII: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/107227836/cwtx_c_code.zip
Hi Dimitris, I have another idea: [ -F ] Factor . Factor is a Multiplier for the output frequency and DFCW shift. Factor = 1 if not set otherwise in the command line. You know, some PAs use an /2 or
