> For all you folks running an MKII with MMTTY, try checking that box,
> and then sending a string of text. You will soon see what happens!
Depends entirely on which version of microHAM Router (more specifically
which version of the Eltima VSPAX drivers) is in use. The difference
in character length with the current version is less than 20 ms - again
very difficult to detect by ear.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 10/2/2013 12:15 PM, pcooper wrote:
Hi all,
I'm sure this will cause some arguments, but as a microHam user, I
can assure you that if you select "STRICT BPS" in the ports menu of
the router, you WILL get slow RTTY. I know this, because I had that
problem when I first set up the MKII. Several folk kindly emailed me
to say that if I un-checked the Strict BPS check-box, I would be OK,
and yes, I have been since doing that.
For all you folks running an MKII with MMTTY, try checking that box,
and then sending a string of text. You will soon see what happens!
The "slow" RTTY associated with the K3 is down to totally different
factors, some of which can make the transmission unreadable, and
sounding like a drunken duck! It also very much depends on how good
the op is with the paddles. Some can make it work, while many
cannot.
73 de Phil GU0SUP _______________________________________________
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