late afternoon, 20m band - and dozens and dozens of European stations on RTTY
coming via the long path. The antenna is pointed over Pacific,
practically no noise. Some signals are strong, other weak but perfect decode.
With SDR there is no tuning- it is just a matter of clicking on the signal
as it appears, and you call before anyone else. Also if you wish to call
you see exactly where to park your signal on a crowded band. Almost too easy!
Monday, February 15, 2016
GenesisRadio G11 vs. EuropeanZZ
I can't resist but to share this one with you:
yesterday, late afternoon, 20m band - and dozens and dozens of European stations on RTTY
coming via the long path. The antenna is pointed over Pacific,
practically no noise. Some signals are strong, other weak but perfect decode.
With SDR there is no tuning- it is just a matter of clicking on the signal
as it appears, and you call before anyone else. Also if you wish to call
you see exactly where to park your signal on a crowded band. Almost too easy!
late afternoon, 20m band - and dozens and dozens of European stations on RTTY
coming via the long path. The antenna is pointed over Pacific,
practically no noise. Some signals are strong, other weak but perfect decode.
With SDR there is no tuning- it is just a matter of clicking on the signal
as it appears, and you call before anyone else. Also if you wish to call
you see exactly where to park your signal on a crowded band. Almost too easy!
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