[RTTY] FW: Soundcard specifics - was Laptop Choices
t3
T3 at semarg.ath.cx
Wed Jul 27 17:59:40 EDT 2005
I use MMTTY for WL but only as a plug-in engine, is RITTY a plug-in
engine also?
id rather not RTTY contest ever if i could'nt use WL, well a serious
contest anyway, id try the old tele-types
for a kick, along with a bag of speedy dry.
The original message was:
does anyone have the web-site were all the sound cards were tested and
the results
not just LT's but PCI and ISA cards.
BTW i found a Turtle Beach card (Santa Cruz) and i grabed it..
But, if RITTY is better then MMTTY where can i get it?
Tony
NN1D
Charles wrote:
>Tony,
> I did not see the original message about LT soundcards with WL & RITTY.
>I have used LT's with the EDD sound chip and the one the Dell's had in
>them prior to the XP LT's. I used the mike out(LT) and 100:1 divider
>going into mike(rig) running AFSK.
>Never tried the FSK interface from a LT.
>OS has to be 95 or 98 for RITTY to work. It's been a few years but I
>recall the Dell's had the dual channel's and you could run RITTY and the
>MMTTY plugin. You could see how well RITTY out copied MMTTY. I might
>have had two networked together in that setup as it
>has been a few years.
>Not knocking MMTTY as it's a great program.
>I finnaly got around to using WL in a contest and never had one lockup
>on an old 486
>Machine with WL/RITTY in the 10 hour contest. I used an old EPS LT as a
>monitor in the contest and what called was missed on the desktop the LT
>picked it up, especially on 80meters. I see those old LT's in the paper
>for under a 100 bucks all the time.
>Re-prep the hardrive and get rid of a gazillion files in windows and
>registry you do not use for contesting and you can get them to run WL in
>6 seconds and startup/shutdown in about the same about of time.
>Gl
>Charles/kk5oq
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: rtty-bounces at contesting.com [mailto:rtty-bounces at contesting.com]
>On Behalf Of Anthony (N2KI)
>Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 5:02 PM
>To: 'RTTY'
>Subject: [RTTY] FW: Soundcard specifics - was Laptop Choices
>
>
>Tony,
>
>Is this what you may have been looking for regarding sound cards? I
>checked my archives and found this email from Sept 1 2000.
>
>Tony - N2KI
>SYSOP - N2KI DX CLUSTER
>dxc.n2ki.com:7300
>RF Gateway 145.650
>Website: www.n2ki.com
>DX Spoken Here
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-wf1b-rtty at wf1b.com [mailto:owner-wf1b-rtty at wf1b.com] On
>Behalf Of WA9ALS - John
>Sent: September 01, 2000 23:08
>To: Rtty reflector; Writelog at contesting.com
>Subject: Soundcard specifics - was Laptop Choices
>
>
>A few days ago, I posted a query about laptop sound compatibility with
>Writelog and RITTY/K6STI. The responses received and my limited
>investigation proved to be fairly interesting, and some caveats apply to
>the purchase of ANY computer intended for use with the digital modes.
>The results and conclusions can be viewed at
>http://www.qsl.net/wa9als/sound.htm. Tnx to all that responded! 73
>------------------------------------------------------------
>WA9ALS - John
> email: jfleming at shelbynet.net
>homepage: http://www.qsl.net/wa9als (now with Shack Cam!)
> logbook: http://www.qsl.net/wa9als/search.htm
>
>
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