You'll typically find PSK63 in the upper 1500 hz of a PSK sub-band. On 20m,
for example, look between 14072.5 and 14074. I often call CQ on 14073, and
am often rewarded with a PSK63 QSO.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


"Michalkun" wrote in message
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"Jim" wrote in :

Hi Fellow Warblers..MixW Software is happy to announce our FREEWARE
DigiPan 1.7 with the new PSK63 and Pactor receive is now available for

Does anyone know what are freq. ranges for listening to this stuff and
decoding?

You'll typically find PSK63 in the upper 1500 hz of a PSK sub-band. On 20m,
for example, look between 14072.5 and 14074. I often call CQ on 14073, and
am often rewarded with a PSK63 QSO.

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


"Michalkun" wrote in message
.251...
"Jim" wrote in :

Hi Fellow Warblers..MixW Software is happy to announce our FREEWARE
DigiPan 1.7 with the new PSK63 and Pactor receive is now available for

Does anyone know what are freq. ranges for listening to this stuff and
decoding?

"Dave, AA6YQ" wrote in
news:K2NPa.40359$N7.5280@sccrnsc03:

You'll typically find PSK63 in the upper 1500 hz of a PSK sub-band. On
20m, for example, look between 14072.5 and 14074. I often call CQ on
14073, and am often rewarded with a PSK63 QSO.

Thanks for the hint.

"Dave, AA6YQ" wrote in
news:K2NPa.40359$N7.5280@sccrnsc03:

You'll typically find PSK63 in the upper 1500 hz of a PSK sub-band. On
20m, for example, look between 14072.5 and 14074. I often call CQ on
14073, and am often rewarded with a PSK63 QSO.

Thanks for the hint.