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LF: Fwd: [psk31] Hunting Really Weak Signals

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Subject: LF: Fwd: [psk31] Hunting Really Weak Signals
From: [email protected]
Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 04:20:32 EST
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Found this on the PSK31 reflector.
My crystal for the VXO has now arrived and I'm looking forward to being on
this mode after my return from a weeks R+R  in HB9 land next week.

73   David.


In a message dated 16/03/99 01:44:46 GMT,  [email protected] writes:

<< Subj:   [psk31] Hunting Really Weak Signals
Date:   16/03/99 01:44:46 GMT
From:   [email protected] (Philip G. Collier)
Sender: [email protected]
To:     [email protected]

Here's a tip for anyone interested in hunting really weak psk31 signals.

I've noticed that the built-in waterfall is useful for displaying signals
weak enough to be barely audible, but no weaker. PSK31sbw can decode
weaker signals, however, and a more sensitive display is needed.

Suddenly my idea light came on...The Windows program SPECTROGRAM works
well for displaying super weak CW. Using a spectrum average of 4,  I've
been able to watch a 2700 kHz bandwidth and watch for the familiar double
- line spectrum of psk31 signals. With a frequency marker traced on the
waterfall, I simply tune my li'l ATS-909 to place the signal on the
marker. When PSK31sbw is started, it is right on frequency...

So, if you're hunting DX, just use a good  scope to find your prey!

73,
Phil KG2DH
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