Is this the correct Doppler.SQL entry for NO-84?
Wondering what others have in Doppler.SQL entrys for NO-84?
As of now I have the following on a single line and I'm not sure this's all that's needed.. I'm using SATPC32 to track, IC-9100, and FLDIGI for PSK31. Initial results were I can hear the stable beacon and some psk signals (with hard drift).
My doppler.SQF is this at the moment..."NO-84,435350,28120,FM,USB,NOR,0,0"
I've not made any other entries anywhere else. One issue...My IC-9100 appears to be tuning Ok, but it ends up at 435.340/28.120 each time. not centered on 435.350 like the doppler.sqf file calls out.
Any recommendations..??
Steve NS3L
Steve,
Here is what I used:
NO-84,435347.7,28119.74,FM,USB,NOR,0,0,PSK31
Essentially what you are using, with the fine tuning of the numbers insuring the uplink places the signal exactly where it is supposed to be in the downlink passband, and the downlink is centered. It has been several months since I have tried NO-84, and I recall there was some very slight day-to-day drift.
<I've not made any other entries anywhere else. One issue...My IC-9100 <appears to be tuning Ok, but it ends up at 435.340/28.120 each time. not <centered on 435.350 like the doppler.sqf file calls out.
Not sure what you mean by "ends up?" At LOS?
73s,
Alan WA4SCA
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