Mirror site for Weaksignals.com

	Mirror site for Weaksignals.com
	Welcome to the amateur radio software site of Alberto, I2PHD hosted by Jeffrey, WA6KBL
	Here you can find our software, developed for radio amateur's use, all freeware.
	This is a Windows-based software assisted radio for weaksignal SSB and CW work. Although it can be used with a standard soundcard, it is best with a high performance high sampling rate card and radio hardware that has I & Q outputs. Thanks to Jeffrey Pawlan WA6KBL for his advice during development.
	an experimental Software Defined Radio, with AM, ECSS, SSB and FM demodulators, with a highly graphical interface

	a keyboard-to-keyboard communication program, tailored for very low S/N ratios, based on the IFK technique, using only 4 Hz of band. The IFK technique was first described by Steve Olney, VK2ZTO

	a QRSS/DFCW viewer, especially tailored for LF, but usable also for EME For a primer on QRSS, look the link above, on the very informative pages of Rik, ON7YD or 'QRSS and You' from Clint, KA7OEI

	a spectral analysis program, with audio filtering, originally born for EME usage, but useful for many other purposes. An example of use for NDBs reception can be found on this page by KA7OEI Spectran was used during the last successful attempt to establish the world DX record on the amateur 241 GHz band. Look here for details

	Two Tone Tester (T³) , a combination of spectrum analyzer and audio generator (with optional quadrature outputs), useful for many purposes

	*a DOS program, which requires* an old ISA original SoundBlaster card, similar to SPECTRAN in functionality, though not quite as powerful**

	a DOS program that interfaces with a DSKC50 DSP board, implementing an audio filtering unit, with denoising, variable bandpass, auto notch , AGC

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