It must have been my excitement over a Pi hat for hf use.Īs for rag chewers, I remember a qsl that I received from a stateside station.

It was a quick mention, and I missed it the first time. Amazing!Ĭlick to expand.Yeah, I just watched the video again, and now I understand your comment. I could see it on the waterfall, dropped the curser on it, and BANG there it was. I have had solid printout from a PSK31 signal that did not move the s meter, and I could not hear even with my headphones. I have always bragged that a CW signal could get through when phone is not even heard, but I have to tell ya, I am impressed with the newer digital modes. What do you think? This combination would be great in a go box for disaster traffic, if we can get it to work.Īs far as the power output being 100MW, you may be surprised what that will do. Perhaps I should work on this problem before going any further. Unfortunately, I have not had another chance to play with it yet, but it has aroused my curiosity. It also did not decode the 60WPM cw signal, so I tried 21WPM, Nothing decoded! Rats, just when I discover a new toy to play with, it doesn't work. I was playing with it using the output of my Drake R4B, and I notice that when I dropped the curser on a signal, it would drift down from the one I selected, and eventually to the bottom of the range. Click to expand.I assume you are talking about the FLDIGI implementation for the Pi.

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