[MRCG] Clatternet Schedule for Sunday 8/3/2014 20:30 TONIGHT

Tim timsamm at gmail.com
Sun Aug 3 17:58:24 EDT 2014


Wilco...

I'll be up on 3600 at 8:30 PDST tonite.

Stock PRC-47 USB with CV-2455 RATT convertor.  3600 Kc "window" frequency,
850 cps shift, Mark Low (I think!  LOL), 45.45 baud, 100 watts initially.
No diddles...
I will also receive with an R-390A and fldigi in case something is "off".

chasing out cobwebs...Tim
N6CC


On Sun, Aug 3, 2014 at 10:55 AM, Mark J. Blair <nf6x at nf6x.net> wrote:

> Folks, Tim N6CC and I plan to try another Clatternet tonight at 8:30 PM.
> Frequency will be the same as last time, though we might experiment with
> different bands/times in the future:
>
> This setup was chosen for best compatibility with the military gear likely
> to be used on Clatternet.
>
> Mode:
> * RTTY, 5 bit Baudot code, 45.45 baud
> * 850 Hz shift
> * Mark low (this is opposite of normal ham band convention)
>
> Actual transmitted frequencies:
> * Mark  3601.575 kHz (+/- QRM in 1 kHz steps)
> * Space 3602.425 kHz
>
> Tune a PRC-47 or GRC-106 as follows:
> * Indicated freq 3600 kHz. USB, of course.
> * Mark tone  1575 Hz
> * Space tone 2425 Hz
> * Centered around 2000 Hz
>
> For a modern SSB rig with a sound card modem, this setup might work better:
> * Indicated freq 3600.5 kHz USB
> * Mark tone  1075 Hz
> * Space tone 1925 Hz
> * Centered around 1500 Hz
>
> A true FSK rig like a GRC-46, GRC-26, etc. would tune to 3601.575 kHz
> (LOL! Just zero-beat one of the SSB-based rigs on the net!).
>
> I'll be using a Yaesu FT-450D tonight, with a SigaLink USB interface and
> running fldigi on my Mac. Getting my vintage RTTY gear running is on my
> long list of to-dos!
>
> --
> Mark J. Blair, NF6X <nf6x at nf6x.net>
> http://www.nf6x.net/
>
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