[RTTY] New RTTY set up - comments pse.

Graeme Caselton gcaselton at yahoo.com
Mon Nov 13 23:32:11 EST 2006


Many thanks for the comments Vladimir. I suspect that I will stay
with AFSK unless there is a very compelling reason to go to FSK. I'll
have a play with the set up over the next few days and get everything
ready for the next context.

As for google earth, took a look at the QTH and it's quite scary. A
suburban terraced house and small garden being overshadowed by a
5-ele 6m beam. Oh for the delights of those contestors with acres of
land and a well sited supply of tall trees.

Cheers

Graeme.

> 
> 
> MMTTY is fully capable to support both FSK and AFSK. Just check its
> set up.
> 
> M1MM and Writelog easily implement MMTTY plug-in. Out of the whole
> MMTTY you 
> will only see its waterfall along with a small menu to set up. You
> can 
> easily find a convenient place place for the watrefall window among
> other 
> N1MM or Writelog windows on the screen, and will operate the
> contest with 
> usual contesting program keys or their combinations.
> 
> I for one prefer AFSK and low tones' set up. Having heard tones
> below 1 kc I 
> can easily tune to a station just by ears, without even loking at
> the 
> waterfall or so. Besides, with lower tones it is much easier to
> distinguish 
> dofferent signals. Besides, usual high FSK tones sound too high and
> 
> therefore too annoying, at least for me.
> 
> The pure FSK gives you a very significant advantage, you will never
> overpump 
> the transmitted signal and it will always be perfectly clean. The
> unproperly 
> adjusted AFSK, especially with the low tones, might produce a lot
> of 
> unpleasant products transmitted...
> 
> Just some brief thoughts.
> 
> 73,
> 
> Vladimir VE3IAE also EU1SA



 
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