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How would one know the parameters to listen for example to maritime radio ("VHF" for me) LSB, USB, IQ ? What are those? I could only listen to local "MW Broadca
by marianov 7y ago
How would one know the parameters to listen for example to maritime radio ("VHF" for me) LSB, USB, IQ ? What are those?
I could only listen to local "MW Broadcast" that I gess is AM radio.
Also: Any way to decode CW from a recorded mp3 or similar from this websites?
- jacquesm 7y agoThere are software auto CW decoders. For instance: https://www.pa3fwm.nl/software/rscw/ https://www.pa3fwm.nl/software/rscw/
- fortran77 7y agoYes. Learn Morse Code (as I did) and decode it in your head. That's what people did for 100 years and it works great.
- marianov 7y agoCan you describe what is in this frequecy? http://62.14.208.25:7500/?f=7020.00lsbz6 http://62.14.208.25:7500/?f=7020.00lsbz6 I've been interested in CW forever but never got past theory
- themodelplumber 7y agoYou can use a phone app to decode CW. There are many that will do it.
- jimnotgym 7y agoLSB and USB are lower and upper sidebands. On the amateur radio bands it is a convention to use LSB below 10Mhz and USB above. You can find the bandplan for your country by duckduckgoing for 'bandplan usa' or wherever you live. If you want to learn it in a little more detail, and join in, take your basic amateur radio license. In the UK it is only a weekend course. I rarely operate, but taking the first two amateur licenses was one of the most interesting things I have ever done
- wglb 7y agoWhat sideband to use on 10Mhz?