That was a design decision , web time or cpu load , so cpu load was
picked to differentiate the mode and to facilitate remote uses , , also
have up to 32 simultaneous decodes 2.5/3 Hz separation , more in the
wider decoder windows on HF
NB: could also try ros-mf-2 that's the same s/n as wspr and can
pass the cat + dog test : )), no time locking , but needs sdr /
audio translation
Beep Beep G..
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From: "Stefan Schäfer" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 2:55 PM
To: <[email protected]>; "Alex K" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: LF: PAM-PAM! JT/RN3AUS next 2 days!
Roman,
That's great. Does Alex have no internet access there? Actually he must
have internet access, otherwise it may become a problem to sync the PC
clock. (Yes Graham, OP needs no time sync, we know :-) ).
I would like to try to leave a trace there but i guess that DFCW-90 is
more promising over that distance.
On what frequency and in which JT9 mode is Alex watching?
Can you give further advice?
The sun is just going down here, so i guess the path is already open to
the east!
Waiting for your reply.
73, Stefan/DK7FC
PS: ON37KV, Mongolia, 6670 km, nice challenge!
Am 12.12.2012 15:18, schrieb Roman RW3ADB:
Hi LF!
Extra new!
RN3AUS monitor 136 kHz into ON37KV in JT next two day's!
Monitoring TA-waterfall and OP32 modes.
PSE TX!
Roman RW3ADB.
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