[TenTec] List of Pan-Adapter Features

[Barry N1EU]

On Fri, Dec 26, 2014 at 4:19 AM, Rick - DJ0IP / NJ0IP <Rick at dj0ip.de> wrote:

>
> Is this pretty much it, or are there more things one might do with a
> Pan-Adapter?
>


Many of the panadapter programs (e.g. NaP3) will provide its own rx audio
output through the soundcard so essentially you have another receiver with
fully configurable dsp bandwidth (as wide/narrow as you like) , sync AM
etc.  The rx audio derived is very high quality/fidelity (might be a nice
experiment with an Omni 6).




> When it maps the Telnet spots,
> does it interface with the contest logging software and show you the
> multipliers, show you which ones you have worked already, and automatically
> enter the call sign into the log when you double click it?  (In other
> words,
> can it do all the things the bandmap can do?)  If so, which contest logging
> software does it run with?  N1MM?  Win-Test?  Other?
>

The short answer is no.  The ONLY software that will map Telnet spots on
the bandscope is NaP3 and you must use its built-in Telnet client to
connect independently to a remote node or a local node (which could be
skimmer or an aggregator that merges skimmer with a remote node).  Its
display will be contest-ignorant.


73, Barry N1EU