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I've picked up a handful of programs for various digital modes and
driving my PC's soundcard with the line-out audio from my TenTec Omni 7 have no problem copying signals once I figure out what mode they are. However, all these programs have either AFC or some other way of decoding a signal pretty much independent of what frequencies the tones are on, so long as they're inside the passband, so it doesn't matter a whole lot what frequency my receiver's tuned to. On the other hand, I'm sure that if I ever get around to lashing things up so that I could transmit, things wouldn't be so forgiving. I haven't yet done any real research into digital modes; is there a good (preferably online) resource, particularly something that would tell me what the correct audio offset from the carrier is for the various modes? -- Bert Hyman W0RSB St. Paul, MN |
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