[SixClub] cw on 6 meters
Roger (K8RI) on Six
50MHz at rogerhalstead.com
Sun Nov 27 20:16:42 EST 2005
Many years ago I picked up a solid state (all logic circuits) unit from
W7FV. It copied RTTY, CW and I don't remember what else. It was about 3"
high, maybe 14 to 16" deep and would fit a 19" rack panel. That thing was
almost flawless on copying CW. It'd copy from about 2 WPM to something like
120 WPM and it took one whale of a "Lake Eire Swing" to confuse it. Even if
you changed speed in mid stream it might drop one character. For copy that
thing was fantastic.
Unfortunately I don't remember if it was a commercial unit and if so who
made it. He may have assembled it himself.
I haven't found any software that comes close to it, but then again I've not
spent enough time with any of the programs to really get proficient with
them.
Roger Halstead (K8RI and ARRL 40 year Life Member)
N833R - World's oldest Debonair CD-2
www.rogerhalstead.com
Ben--MixW is about the best software I've found, but it pales in comparison
to Wetware...the human brain does a far more reliable job of reading code.
Until computers get more advanced anyway.
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