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[David Fleming-2]

--- Lyle Johnson <[hidden email]> wrote:

> It's all about context and focus :-)

Hmm. Now this *is* cool!

 By "context filtering"  do you mean the DSP can
determine the "context" of the situation (ie signal
strength, noise level, adjacent signal levels, etc)
and adjust itself accordingly, or is it some dsp-speak
terminology?

Man, I can't wait to play with that DSP.  I'll be up
all night trying to code that passband display. A peek
at the "KIO3 Programmer's Reference" would be nice.
:^)

-David W4SMT

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[KK7P]

>  By "context filtering"  do you mean the DSP can
> determine the "context" of the situation...

The DSP filtering is adjustable so you can get context of the band
around you, while retaining focus on the signal of interest.

> Man, I can't wait to play with that DSP.  I'll be up
> all night trying to code that passband display. A peek
> at the "KIO3 Programmer's Reference" would be nice.
> :^)

If you see a copy, please let me know. I'd like a peek, too...

73,

Lyle KK7P

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[KK7P]

>  By "context filtering"  do you mean the DSP can
> determine the "context" of the situation...

Another way to look at this is as an "audible spectrum display" in which
you use your ears instead of your eyes to "see" nearby stations (their
offset and their relative strength) while you are focused on your QSO
(or trying to have a QSO!) on your spotting frequency.

Thus, in addition to the other benefits, it provides a kind of
audio-based spectrum scope for visually impaired CW operators.

73,

Lyle KK7P

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[N2EY]

In a message dated 9/14/07 6:41:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes:


> you know how you sometimes get all fidgety and itchy when you're close
> to the end of a good book?
>

Or waiting for someone to finish the last Harry Potter book so you can start
it (went through that the weekend it came out).

SPOILER:

At the end of "Deathly Hallows", Harry discovers that "Rosebud" is a sled.
Then he wakes up, middle aged, next to Suzanne Pleshette.

73 de Jim, N2EY


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[Bruce Bowman]

> SPOILER:
>
> At the end of "Deathly Hallows", Harry discovers that "Rosebud" is a
> sled.
> Then he wakes up, middle aged, next to Suzanne Pleshette.
>
> 73 de Jim, N2EY

What a rotten thing to do... that was *cruel*! :)

Bruce, NM5B


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