It is perhaps useful for the RTTY community to have available a "standard" collection of digitized sound files of various RTTY signals. Not the clean loud stuff that we already have on the web as exa
Am Di April 20 2004 22:53 schrieb Kok Chen: Good idea. [snip] Sure, I still have plenty of space left on my domain. I don't have sound files (yet), but will try to gather some. FWIW, a while ago I co
I can do a FTP host or put them on a web page on the site here. I recently compared three KAM's to MMTTY. The test was simple find a RTTY signal and add attenuation to the receiver until the signal
(not Hi Ekki! I have to jump in and throw in my own annecdote that I've seen my PROII decoder catch something that MMTTY missed! I think the decoding of the PROII is pretty good - but I keep clickin
Hi, let me add some comments about RTTY copy with the PTC-II. Walter, DL4RCK and myself bugged the programmmer of the PTC-II firmware about this less than optimal RTTY performance several times many
Anyone up for 20M RTTY QSO. 14.0845 73, Don Don Inbody/AD0K Buda, TX (EM10bc) QSL via LotW and eQSL Hi, let me add some comments about RTTY copy with the PTC-II. Walter, DL4RCK and myself bugged the
I used a KAM Plus for several years but sold it after buying a P38 (at Dayton in 1998) and later using MMTTY too. I had modified the KAM to allegedly improve performance with weak signals. I apparent
Is there a display setting for the PROII that has larger text for the RTTY decoder? It's a real eye exam for me. Jim N7US (not Hi Ekki! I have to jump in and throw in my own annecdote that I've seen
I have a KAM '98, which I use with MMTTY for RTTY Dxing. WinWarbler lets me run both simultaneously, displaying the received characters from each in adjacent (over/under) panes. While MMTTY generally
On Apr 20, 2004, at 8:10 PM, Dave Bernstein wrote: I have a KAM '98, which I use with MMTTY for RTTY Dxing. WinWarbler lets me run both simultaneously, displaying the received characters from each in
I don't believe that's currently possible within one instance of MMTTY, but defer to Oba-san. One could instantiate three copies of the MMTTY engine, allow the user to independently specify a profile
_________________________________________________________ Would it be a good idea to come up with a standard text message we could all use for this? I'm thinking if we knew in advance exactly what wa
HI Bill, you do not want to reinvent "THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOGS BACK", do you? ;-) 73 de Goetz dj3iw@t-online.de -- Original Message -- From: "Bill Turner" <wrt@dslextreme.com> To:
Hey, how about 599599599599599599599599599..... It's about all we send anyway! _______________________________________________ RTTY mailing list RTTY@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailm
Chen, RITTY does a form of what you are suggesting. It will attempt to decode a callsign and upon a second occurrence of the pattern it will try to reconstruct a "correct" callsign of the two differe
_________________________________________________________ I wanted a file that could be used by anyone, not just English-speaking people. RYRY would be better, wouldn't it? -- 73, Bill W6WRT QSLs via
Author: "Anthony W. DePrato" <wa4jqs@mikrotec.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 11:17:58 -0500
At 09:56 AM 4/21/2004 +0000, DJ3IW Goetz wrote: HI Bill, you do not want to reinvent "THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOGS BACK", do you? ;-) Well i always liked NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD
On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 at 11:17:58 -0500 Tony DePrato wrote: At 09:56 AM 4/21/2004 +0000, DJ3IW Goetz wrote: HI Bill, you do not want to reinvent "THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOGS BACK", do
_________________________________________________________ With all due respect Richard, I think it does matter what the text is. Which of the following would be easier to find errors in: GMANCUDKLJER
On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 19:28:27 -0700 Bill Turner wrote: With all due respect Richard, I think it does matter what the text is. Which of the following would be easier to find errors in: GMANCUDKLJERJKSL