Thanks to Rik for the software, and to Spiros and Dionysios for their reports. This is what I picked up using JT9-2
18-12-28 21:38 2038 -25 0.1 648 2 CQ SV8CS KM07
18-12-28 21:40 2040 -25 0.1 1200 2 LA3EQ JO28XJ
18-12-28 21:42 2042 -26 0.1 648 2 CQ SV8CS KM07
18-12-28 21:44 2044 -26 0.2 1200 2 LA3EQ JO28XJ
18-12-28 21:48 2048 -25 0.1 1250 2 LA3EQ JO28XJ
18-12-28 21:52 2052 -25 0.2 1250 2 LA3EQ JO28XJ
18-12-28 21:56 2056 -25 0.2 1250 2 LA3EQ JO28XJ
18-12-28 22:00 2100 -28 0.3 1250 2 LA3EQ JO28XJ
and later JT9-5:
18-12-29 02:30 0130 -34 -0.7 615 5 VVV N1BUG 5
18-12-29 02:40 0140 -34 -0.6 615 5 VVV N1BUG 5
18-12-29 03:30 0230 -35 -0.6 615 5 VVV N1BUG 5
As my LF transceiver needs to be parked on 135.5 kHz I am always struggling with audio frequency restrictions in WSJT, WSPR and JT-9 software. My workaround are frequency conversions in two separate SpecLab instances for RX and TX, connected to the left and right
channels of a single VB-Audio virtual cable instance. However there is a noticable latency in this process.
Best 73,
Markus (DF6NM)
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Verschickt: Sa, 29. Dez 2018 8:39
Betreff: LF: JT9-5 decodes in km07ks