HIGHLIGHTS & RESOURCES
Sunday
30 July 2013
Digital Communications Revisited
(PSK31 & Morse Code using Software)
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FLDIGI Message on Youtube. Thanks to USNERDOC for posting the following video:
Download FLDIGI Software here, for free!
This is the software program to use for decoding Morse Code, PSK31, and many other digital radio communications
http://www.w1hkj.com/download.html
To learn an easy, down and dirty method for decoding digital communications:
https://radiofreeredoubt.com/2013/06/30/how-to-receive-digital-communications-reposted/
Great article by Popeye: Communications between groups
https://radiofreeredoubt.com/2012/02/24/communications-between-groups/
Don’t have a Shortwave Radio? You can still practice!
The following sites have live streaming Ham Radio Digital communications that you can practice with. It’s easy!
http://www.websdr.org/
http://outside.wallawalla.edu:8901/
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The Partisan Diaries
By: Code Name Chloe
Part 1- The Women of WWII, Diary 1 The White Rose
These will be produced weekly and will only accompany the live broadcasts on Sunday evenings.
Note, as you listen to each Partisan Diary, the lessons that may be gleaned from each of these real-world experiences.
While there are many good digital mode programs out there.
Please follow JJS’s advice and use Fldigi, more specific NBEMS –
Fldigi, Flmsg and Flamp
You will need these programs as we learn to use digital for communication. To minimize transmission times compression can significantly save time/battery. Longer transmit times = greater possibility of DF your location.
Worth noting: Compression is not Encryption, but without the other programs compression ‘looks like’ encryption.
Keep that powder dry!