Calling HAM/Shortwave enthusiasts...
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You don't say... I'll have to try it. Do you have to tune in specific frequencies like 6577 or 8825, et cetera? Or do we just have a noise floor when COM is active? Would be kinda hard to replicate something so dynamic such as HF. I'll check it out later tonight. I don't really do any ham radio anymore, but I still like to listen occasionally.
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Hearing a lot of old numbers stations on various bands including old DDR stations. SSTV, CW numbers, digital modes as well. Fun tuning the HF frequencies.
Brian
https://www.flyaka.com
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Hearing a lot of old numbers stations on various bands including old DDR stations. SSTV, CW numbers, digital modes as well. Fun tuning the HF frequencies.
@dadgametime said in Calling HAM/Shortwave enthusiasts...:
Hearing a lot of old numbers stations on various bands including old DDR stations. SSTV, CW numbers, digital modes as well. Fun tuning the HF frequencies.
That's pretty cool. I have always thought that would be a neat idea but didn't think any developer would bother trying to implement it.
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Hearing a lot of old numbers stations on various bands including old DDR stations. SSTV, CW numbers, digital modes as well. Fun tuning the HF frequencies.
@dadgametime That's a good way of putting it. I didn't think much of the second floppy when I first saw it.
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Wait, what does the second floppy have to do with finding stations? I guess I'll have to play around some more. I was really stoked when I tuned in some stations on tonight's flight!
I gotta say, Nick has really outdone himself with this feature. I kinda think a product I had years ago had HF static, but nothing like this. It is an amazing feature and really cool to a ham radio/scanner user like myself for 35 years.
