with existing freeware and internal hardware. There is only a tiny number of well-equipped Eu stations who have BPSK going efficiently.< ... correct, Mike ... but I still remember 1997/98, when only
with existing freeware and internal hardware. There is only a tiny number of well-equipped Eu stations who have BPSK going efficiently.< ... correct, Mike ... but I still remember 1997/98, when only
this is a bit amusing. In the US the trend is to go for QRSS from BPSK and in Europe from QRSS to BPSK. A kinda flip flop. Bob K3DJC Not strictly correct. Almost all of those who are getting equipped
Yes Geri this is a bit amusing. In the US the trend is to go for QRSS from BPSK and in Europe from QRSS to BPSK. A kinda flip flop. The bottom line is that the LOFER stations that now are QRSS are re
Hello LF-Group, last night (couldn't sleep and was looking out for VE1ZZ ...) I looked a little bit over the fence and read some of the LowFer's messages. Obviously QRSS has found wide acceptance in
