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Re: New Year's Eve Operation (how to configure your U3S)

 

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All,

I’ve got quite good at shoehorning multiple modes into a ten minute frame on a U3S - At the moment I’m running a total of five modes and I will be able to increase that to six modes once the firmware with RTTY is released.

When I was at four modes, I wrote a blog article which described in some detail how to configure this and hopefully this can help people to configure their U3S transmitters to do more than just WSPR.

You can see that blog entry here:?

If you want to see the entire ten minute frame from the point of view of the transmitter itself, there’s another entry here:?

I hope these two blog entries will help people configure their U3S to do more than just WSPR as it’s capable of so much.

73 Keith G6NHU




On 9 Dec 2017, at 21:18, Al Holt <grovekid2@...> wrote:

Dave,
I'll give it a try!? Am I correct, each symbol is 6 seconds? Sorry, this is all very new to me!

ATM, the message line I use for a CW ID at the end of my WSPR transmission and my message line is "#CS". I take it we need to program several DFCW QRSS segments all on the same frequency in order to get any kind of repetition.?

I guess my question is this: If I understand correctly, would it be better to:?
1. Program my message as something like: callsign<space>callsign<space>callsign<space>...etc. with less Tx'd segments but drop the CW-ID segment,
2. Keep the #CS, maybe add a space, and add more Tx'd segments,
3. Just type out the callsign<space?>, add more Tx segments and keep the CW-ID segment?

Thanks!!

--Al
WD4AH

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