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CW on 11m
- Thread starter caspear1978
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You wouldnt see any benefit from CW unless you narrow your receive bandwidth using filters intended for this narrow mode.
Same goes for PSK31. Wont see benefit from the channel filter standard on 11m SSB rigs.
But there are other modes available that you can reap the benefit, while using a SSB 11m rig in its virgin state. One that comes to mind is olivia, since it can operate with such a weak signal that you cant even hear it. Read on the internet about "Olivia, the Magic Digital Mode".
Seems to me it would be great for 11 meters.
Same goes for PSK31. Wont see benefit from the channel filter standard on 11m SSB rigs.
But there are other modes available that you can reap the benefit, while using a SSB 11m rig in its virgin state. One that comes to mind is olivia, since it can operate with such a weak signal that you cant even hear it. Read on the internet about "Olivia, the Magic Digital Mode".
Seems to me it would be great for 11 meters.
QRL?
I've been hearing some CW on channel 38 lately, too.
Back in the '80's, I worked a station in the Azores Islands from my QTH in IL, using CW, on 27.4.
I heard from some of my EU 11m friends that 27.5 is a recognized worldwide CW frequency.
QRQ, anyone?
I've been hearing some CW on channel 38 lately, too.
Back in the '80's, I worked a station in the Azores Islands from my QTH in IL, using CW, on 27.4.
I heard from some of my EU 11m friends that 27.5 is a recognized worldwide CW frequency.
QRQ, anyone?
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...runna pile-up on 6m SSB