Well,
I've been fiddling in the WAE RTTY test this weekend; only dabbling - nothing serious about my contesting.
Here's my log as a map:
I used the IC-7610 yesterday and the TS-890 today.
I run with Writelog and have the MMTTY and 2Tone decoders on screen, plus I have a monitor connected to the Rig and have my eyes on a third decoder provided by the radio.
Here is the IC7610 as I have it set up in RTTY mode.
And this is the Kenwood:
Sorry, Kenwood, but the spectrum scope is just useless when it is that small - I really don't like this about the TS-890. The Icom only displays the spectrum when in decode mode, but on the TS-890 you have the spectrum scope and the waterfall on screen - both too small to be of any real use.
They are both fantastic RTTY radios though, the filtering capabilities of both rigs is second to none.
I've been fiddling in the WAE RTTY test this weekend; only dabbling - nothing serious about my contesting.
Here's my log as a map:
I used the IC-7610 yesterday and the TS-890 today.
I run with Writelog and have the MMTTY and 2Tone decoders on screen, plus I have a monitor connected to the Rig and have my eyes on a third decoder provided by the radio.
Here is the IC7610 as I have it set up in RTTY mode.
And this is the Kenwood:
Sorry, Kenwood, but the spectrum scope is just useless when it is that small - I really don't like this about the TS-890. The Icom only displays the spectrum when in decode mode, but on the TS-890 you have the spectrum scope and the waterfall on screen - both too small to be of any real use.
They are both fantastic RTTY radios though, the filtering capabilities of both rigs is second to none.
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