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There are 4 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1a. Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
From: jrmont12001
1b. Re: Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
From: Ric Shanahan
1c. Re: Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
From: Larry Fields
1d. Re: Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
From: ve3wej gmail
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1a. Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
Posted by: "jrmont12001" jrmont@comcast.net jrmont12001
Date: Sat Feb 2, 2008 8:42 am ((PST))
I have searched the help section and the posts and I am still
scratching my head regarding what the difference is between the yellow
and blue traces on the scope display. Can someone explain?
Messages in this topic (4)
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1b. Re: Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
Posted by: "Ric Shanahan" Ric_Shanahan@yahoo.com ric_shanahan
Date: Sat Feb 2, 2008 8:47 am ((PST))
Hi, The two traces have different decay times. The
blue trace is better for finding the sync pulse, for
instance, because it holds the highest amplitude for a
bit longer. The yellow trace is more like real time.
Ric, N1YLE
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1c. Re: Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
Posted by: "Larry Fields" n6hpx_du1@hotmail.com n6hpx_du1
Date: Sat Feb 2, 2008 2:50 pm ((PST))
I am new to the SSTV and when I was at home about 4 months ago I was trying out SSTV, the screen rolled down a video but it wasnt up to parr and couldn't see the picture. I was using as tigertronics unit. Is there something I was doing wrong.
Thanks
Larry Fields,n6hpx/du1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ham radio Operator:n6hpx shortwave,6m-dxer,80 thru 2 meters ssbMember:ARRL,6M CLUB,GDXRC,AMSAT,PARL,PARA us merchant mariner:29 years
cell number singapore:disconnectedtexting number guam:16717876184monitoring:
six meters ham net:50125 mhz,usb
maritime mobile net:14320 khz usb
Guam ham repeater:146.910 mhz
Pinoy/american net:7085 khz lsb 2330 utc
2 meters:144.100 mhz usb70 cm:monitoring 431.800 mhz------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To: MM-SSTV@yahoogroups.comFrom: jrmont@comcast.netDate: Sat, 2 Feb 2008 16:13:35 +0000Subject: [MM-SSTV] Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
I have searched the help section and the posts and I am still scratching my head regarding what the difference is between the yellow and blue traces on the scope display. Can someone explain?
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1d. Re: Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the scope
Posted by: "ve3wej gmail" ve3wej@gmail.com ve3wej
Date: Sat Feb 2, 2008 8:29 pm ((PST))
several things should have to be set in mmsstv. the main one is sound card
calibration. your picture received (not video) may be coming in severly
slanted, or propagation may not have been a quality . the problem could also
be the senders problem too (rf on signal, echo from a mike, etc
wait til you get back home a try again
VE3WEJ
Dave Garber
10-X # 23465
echolink # 52852
irlp node 2202
email ve3wej@rac.ca
----- Original Message -----
From: "Larry Fields" <n6hpx_du1@hotmail.com>
To: <mm-sstv@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2008 5:33 PM
Subject: RE: [MM-SSTV] Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces on the
scope
I am new to the SSTV and when I was at home about 4 months ago I was
trying out SSTV, the screen rolled down a video but it wasnt up to parr and
couldn't see the picture. I was using as tigertronics unit. Is there
something I was doing wrong.
Thanks
Larry Fields,n6hpx/du1
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ham
radio Operator:n6hpx shortwave,6m-dxer,80 thru 2 meters ssbMember:ARRL,6M
CLUB,GDXRC,AMSAT,PARL,PARA us merchant mariner:29 years
cell number singapore:disconnectedtexting number
guam:16717876184monitoring:
six meters ham net:50125 mhz,usb
maritime mobile net:14320 khz usb
Guam ham repeater:146.910 mhz
Pinoy/american net:7085 khz lsb 2330 utc
2 meters:144.100 mhz usb70 cm:monitoring 431.800
mhz------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
To: MM-SSTV@yahoogroups.comFrom: jrmont@comcast.netDate: Sat, 2 Feb 2008
16:13:35 +0000Subject: [MM-SSTV] Difference between Yellow and Blue Traces
on the scope
I have searched the help section and the posts and I am still scratching my
head regarding what the difference is between the yellow and blue traces on
the scope display. Can someone explain?
Messages in this topic (4)
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