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![]() I bought a Timewave PK-232 w/DSP TNC some years ago and just recently placed it into operation. I have tried the PKTERM '99 program and I can't say that I really liked it very much. I have tried to de-code morse via the TNC and it seems like the very best that I can do is de-code at about a rate of 75%. I am not impressed. I used MT63 to decode transmissions via a soundcard and that worked very well. So what good is my TNC when so many programs are now free and found on the internet and all that is needed is a cheap computer with a soundcard? Roger 507 |
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