WD2XES is running the 2.5 bit/second version of WOLF on 137.422 kHz with 50 watts if anyone wants to give it a try. Decodes OK here, but that's no miracle. The usual line timings are multiplied by fo
Hi Jay the only thought I have is to use a tuned loop and compare the two quadrature positions these should be at least 30dB different in strength but that may not be enough for John when the Moon is
Jay, Unfortunately there's no way to make XES weak at my location...unless he turns the wick way down :~) Maybe we can try that over the weekend, John. < A chain saw would reduce my ERP, too! I will
Wolf That's good to hear. As Alan pointed out earlier...running WOLF on a tiny antenna and therefore against a quiet noise floor is different than connected to a real antenna. Unfortunately there's n
Hi John, Jay & others, I checked the performance of the slow WOLF variants, by adding an increasing amount of synthetic noise to the received signal until copy disappeared. Then switched TX+RX to the
Seems to be working - your sig is audible - just heard your CW ident at regular speed Good condx tonite Bill VE2IQ At 04:49 PM 11/13/2005, John wrote: WD2XES is running the 2.5 bit/second version of
Why not... Papa Wolf Mama Wolf & Baby Wolf ? Really I'm kidding... Scott Hi John, Agreed - guess Stewart would agree to this too - so I already modified the main menu. Sounds better than "Half speed
Hi John, I suggest the following shorthand for these various speeds: WOLF10 for the "classic" speed. WOLF 2.5 and WOLF5 for the slow speeds. WOLF20 and WOLF40 for the fast speeds Agreed - guess Stewa
