Zakanaka
A digital mode decoding and terminal program that uses no terminal unit, terminal node controller, or multimode hardware. It does all its decoding using the sound card inside the computer, and it can interface with a radio using a COM port. Zakanaka is an extremely cost-effective way of operating PSK31 and RTTY
Category : Software/RTTY
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The resource is currently on dxzone.com in 4 categories. Main category is RTTY that is about RTTY programs, software for ham radio RTTY emission mode. This link has been on our site since Saturday Mar 23 2002, and it has been clicked on 22827 times. So far it received 44 votes for a total score of 6.93/10Discover more websites like this one in these categories:
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Software/PSK31 - PSK31 programs for ham radio PSK31 digital mode emissions - Software/Multimode - Multimode software
- Software/DSP - DSP software for ham radio operators
- Software/RTTY - RTTY programs, software for ham radio RTTY emission mode
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