Does anyone have an idea why the CW keyer in such Win95 programs such as Write
Log v9.09 & DX4WIN v3.02 work flawlessly, but generate only a solid carrier
with TR & NA? DX4WIN & WL claim to use the same pinout as the DOS loggers, &
they are correct-but for some reason, I cannot get either TR or NA to send CW.
This is an odd problem that has baffled me, & one I would like to get squared
away-any suggestions and/or comments are welcome & appreciated.
My contest rig is a Yaesu FT-920, the computer is a Compaq Presario 4122 with a
150 MHz Pentium & 32 megs of RAM.
73 de K0XQ
Sean Warner
1999 MINNESOTA QSO QUEST
1800 UTC 06 February 1999 to
0600 UTC 07 February 1999
Sponsored by the Twin City FM Club
Co-Sponsored by:
Hamfest Minnesota
TR Log Contest Software by N6TR
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K0XQ
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Sean Warner K0XQ: k0xq@amsat.org
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Date: Tue, 30 Jun 1998 19:03:59 -0500
From: scott neustadter <scotty@airnet.net>
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We didn't try RTTY at K4BFT, our 5A FD site. Unfortunately my work
schedule didn't give me a chance to set up a true RTTY station. I did
some quick listening on "normal" RTTY frequencies and operation would
have been difficult if not impossible due to interference from both the
CW and SSB stations, e.g. CW 7020 QSX 7025-30 and SSB 7240. Granted my
listening was with an Alinco DX-70 without any RTTY equipment but given
the physical proximity due of all stations at a FD site. It will take
some beyond "state of the art" filters on all three stations on the same
band to prevent mutual interference.
--
Scotty Neustadter, W4WW ex N4PYD W4WW@nadxc.org
Chairman, Huntsville Hamfest North Alabama DX Club
Question Pool Committee, NCVEC Fax 256 880 9530
"Hold the screwdriver by the fat yellow end"
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