I am also partial to amplitude modulation, but in this modern age, many people are using text to send and receive information.
If we can demonstrate that text via shortwave can be a useful substitute when the internet is disrupted by dictators or disasters, then we will have provided a good reason not to dismantle shortwave transmitting sites.
To that end, there will be more digital text transmissions during The Mighty KBC broadcast to North America, UTC Sunday 0000-0200 on 9450.
They are actually the transmissions that were planned for the past weekend, if a repeat of the 17 November show had not be played out instead. Flmsg will be involved, meaning, if all goes well, a transmitter in Bulgaria will open a new window of your web browser and display a message.
More information here....
http://www.kbcradio.eu/index.php?dir=news/detail&id=240
Kim
If we can demonstrate that text via shortwave can be a useful substitute when the internet is disrupted by dictators or disasters, then we will have provided a good reason not to dismantle shortwave transmitting sites.
To that end, there will be more digital text transmissions during The Mighty KBC broadcast to North America, UTC Sunday 0000-0200 on 9450.
They are actually the transmissions that were planned for the past weekend, if a repeat of the 17 November show had not be played out instead. Flmsg will be involved, meaning, if all goes well, a transmitter in Bulgaria will open a new window of your web browser and display a message.
More information here....
http://www.kbcradio.eu/index.php?dir=news/detail&id=240
Kim