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Hello Mike, Thanks a lot for your kind and interesting reply! My apologies, it took me a while to get back to e-mail tonight, and I'm just reading your e-mail right now (well after 'twennytwohundred

Hello Rich, I hope we don't upset others with this continued conversation. If so, please bear with us and simply delete this e-mail. Yes, it was 'legerdemain', et oui, je comprends 'léger' =

Hello Chris, Thanks for the kind reply :-) Well, believe me, I do have my share of DUNIDs, too, which I could not resolve so far (DUNID is my own term for 'Digital UNID'). I attach one recent European

Good afternoon in Germany Tobias! It is nearly 1800 by you, but only near 1000 here in West Texas. Right now I am listening on 6m-FT8. There are two hams who are trying to activate GRID DL88. This is

GM, Tobias, Yes...if you are thinking "legerdemain", it derives directly from 2 common French words...that has been brought straight into English ;-) I wrote off (politely, I hope) to Aaron Hamm

That's fabulous analysis, Tobias. A more common problem is an FT8 user whose radio is mistakenly set to LSB. This tends to trample the Olivia watering hole (e.g. 7071-7013 relative to 7074-7076). We

Wow. Amazing work Tobias. I spent more time on SigIdentWiki, narrowing the signal down to an 8-tone. DominoEX 8, while the closest, still wasn't a perfect match and Fldigi wasn't decoding, for obvious

...Thanks for the praise, Mike, and you certainly don't need to! Your equipment works just fine: I heard you before in FT8 here in Bavaria, at about 9100 km for your location. Here's what my own FT8

If this is occuriing between 8 PM ET and 9 PM ET on Tuesdays, then this is probably the FSQ early checkins for the Transcontinental NBEMS net. [email protected]> wrote:

WOW – what great work. I’m too lazy to even try that! Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager. https://summits.sota.org.uk/association/W5T Sent: Friday,

Did you receive this on a Tuesday night between 0000 and 0100 UTC?? If you did it was likely FSQ The Transcon net using FSQ for initial check ins.

Well put, Rich, thanks a lot: I just learned a new English word and was even rewarded by someone actually reading through my entire 'torrent of words' ;-) 73s Tobias .-.-.

Another great bit of audio legerdemain! ...and thanks for this, too... too often we are critical, without understanding whether or not the operator is deliberately causing havoc :-) and this... ~R~

Hello Chris, You did very well joining a short audio snippet and meaningful waterfall screenshots of the signal! It would have been tough to tell what it actually was without this audio file and

That is similar to DominoEX, Thor, FSQCall, maybe FSQ-4.5 but could be faster. It is a frequency shift keying. Andrew Farris <lordmorgul@...> http://www.lordmorgul.net [email protected]>

If it is one of the known modes then Fldigi will detect the RS ID (Reed Solomon) and switch to Rx for decoding. -Arvind Mallya KI6MOI [email protected]> wrote:

Looks like possibly olivia, try using fldigi, and have rsid on. if they are sending txid's, it may come up and tell you... Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE [email protected]> wrote:

Hey all. I realize this may be a bit out of scope for this group but I don't really know who else to ask. I've been hearing what sounds like some type of FSK mode on the 20m band, just below the FT8

Hi Rob, First, the FLdigi installer for Windows actually is an archive. If it doesn't do what it should on newer Windows releases, please get yourself the free and (IMHO) most versatile 7zip (7z)

I am unable to get fldigi 4.2 and above to install on Windows 10 or Windows 11.? The 4.1.01 installer runs and I can use the app, but anything later will not install.? The exe starts and crashes