During the NAQP contest this past weekend There was someone that stopped and Helped me get my rig back on FREQ... I did not write down his/her call But If u remember stopping to send me a message to
Jim, I don't know if this was directed at you, but the following was in my log of the contest. TU DE KK5OQ CQ <090228 19:19:43 TX> K2DSL K2DSL K <090228 19:19:47 RX> B STATION CALLING YOUR WAY OFF FR
I have noticed a lot of station's calling off freq for some time now. I think it must be those AFSK USB stations. Sometimes they are close enough for RITTY to grab them. I talked to a few during the
MMTTY inserts the time in the text file of the window dump...it doesnt go out over the air, just a time stamp in the text file.... _______________________________________________ RTTY mailing list RT
Just for anyone's info, the below extract was from MMTTY' log it can keep. The time as Charles noted is when it determines a switch from send to receive. The text is what MTTY decoded. As an AFSK use
ORIGINAL MESSAGE: REPLY: Well, yes and no. The problem isn't AFSK, it's AFC. When a station is S&P'ing and they have AFC on, as soon as they get close to another station, the AFC reaches out and grab
It certainly has nothing to do with USB vs. LSB. If someone was going to be off-frequency for this reason, they would be off by 2-4 kHz, which I am quite sure is far outside the range of errors you h
Very true... although you *can* move the FSK frequency by sending the intended transmit frequency as an XIT using CAT. Or use the "A VFO" for receive and "B VFO" for transmit and you send the offset
Hi Jim, Since most of us are using MMTTY in some form either in N1MM Logger, WriteLog, Win-Test, others or MMTTY stand-alone I remind you that you can set MMTTY to create a file that contains the ent
Rich, Thanks. It does not matter to me if anyone uses afsk/fsk long as I can log them. I think it's just a setting in the multi mode software somewhere. I ran AFSK/LSB ( RITTY )in the test and did no