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![]() "B.R. Smith" wrote: I am using Ham Scope and Mmtty to decode RTTY with my sound card. It works fine for hame radio operators but I have found RTTY on non-ham frquencies and all I get is garbage. For example, there is an RTTY signal at approximately 2.042 MHZ at 1100 UTC on the West Coast and all that displays is random characters. I suspect it has something to do with the protocol or baud rate settings. Anyone know what they might be? Not sure if this is maritime station or not. Thanks. Much of the RTTY that you'll receive on non HAM frequencies will be encrypted. That is probably why you'll receive the random characters even though you might have the protocol and baud settings correct. dxAce Michigan USA |
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