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this is a follow up video to the previous setup demo using an EMF coil and a CW KEYER's SPEAKER with a Gstreamer Bandpass Filter to clean up the KEYER's square wave harmonics and key clicks ...

https://youtu.be/o3JDDu3vH_c

this video is similar, only using the MFJ 451 CW Keyboard and placing…

This demo shows the AD5DZ CW KEYBOARD sending CW at 60 wpm from a remote OP's location to a RASPBERRY PI 2b which is using the RIG's own sound card as its own sound card in order to send CW on that rig remotely, over ip, using AFCW MODE on LSB. In order to preserve the first bits of the CW ELEMENTS, when using VOICE VOX MODE on the RIG, on LOWER…

brief QRQ CW example//demo of using dual send & receive scripts for operating REMOTE RIG OPERATIONS::REMOTE RIG AUDIO over IP using Gstreamer RTPrtxQUEUE scripts using the OPUS CODEC…

Using a Raspberry PI2b and the AD5DZ CW Keying software suite -

https://youtu.be/l8wKVnA4oGc

The Pi is using the K3S internal USB SOUND CARD as its own sound card too...providing a direct LINE INPUT and LINE OUTPUT from the pi to the RIG and from the RIG to the PI

The PI sends audio to the…

every Raised Cosine Window that can be used to form the CW ELEMENT Rise/Fall time edges...sounds just a little bit different at QRQ CW speeds...this test was run at 55 wpm using the Riemann Window, and 3.3 milliseconds was also trimmed off of each element to make it just a tiny bit lighter, thinner sounding, between letters...

The AD5DZ…

brief demo of selecting various raised cosine windows for copying qrq cw using the AD5DZ CPO, being keyed by the AD5DZ CW Keyboard....NOTE: ...might not hear much difference unless using a good set of headphones...the changes are subtle between all the raised cosine windows options....…

Experimental test to see how well a Gstreamer AUDIO OVER IP pipeline can (also)filter CW AUDIO headed for the LINE INPUT of a RIG for CW TRANSMIT using AFCW MODE on HF SSB(remote rig over Ethernet LAN setup using a Raspberry PI2b::RIG interface)

Here is the Gstreamer script that includes the additional script for the CW AUDIO BANDPASS…

brief demo of getting the Windows program YPLOG to work on a MAC MINI Mojave OSX using WineBottler

http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/

NOTE: a Gstreamer "audio over ip" pipeline was constructed, using the OPUS AUDIO CODEC, to send audio from the MAC/YPLog over the home WIRELESS NETWORK, to…

Brief demo of using the FILTA LV2 plugin to virtually eliminate all harmonic distortion from QRQ CW edge noise, before transmitting in AFCW MODE

http://openavproductions.com/doc/artyfx.html

this is a follow up test to the previous video demoN the Gstreamer PIPELINE code for a CW AUDIO BANDPASS filter.

https://youtu.be/F6mwluqjlIM

In this video...not only is the previous pipeline used with its CWa audio bandpass code so you can hear your own YPLog CW KEYBOARD sidetone in near zero…

Brief demo showing the original audio output waveshape and sound spectrum output from YPLog's own audio engine...and then taking that original YPLog audio output from this CW Keyboard and Regenerating it to help improve the YPLog CW NOTE waveshape, edges, and audio spectrum.

NOTE: on video, the first text copied /pasted in yplog was supposed to…

test to see how accurate the MIDI INPUT keying would be on the TEENSY BOARD, TEENSY pins 4 & 5, being keyed by an external CW KEYER's RIG KEYING OUTPUT jack(K1EL K40 - in this example) using the AD5DZ software CW KEYER Teensy MidiKeyer code

Extreme QRQ CW speed test at 150 wpm from the K1EL K40 CW KEYER - keying together TEENSY PINS 4…

YPLog is known as one of the most versatile and adjustable QRQ CW Keyer programs of all time...and this video demo's it working well on Windows 10 - to send CW to the Mumble Voice Chat input on iCW

https://sites.google.com/site/icwoip/

using the new VOICEMEETER POTATOE(VMP) windows…

This is a follow up to the previous video using a CW KEYER:

https://youtu.be/4xXtQK57ssM

in this video, QRQ CW from an MFJ-451 CW KEYBOARD is utilized as the example

most of the modern PCs & Laptops on Windows 10 - do not have DIRECT audio INPUT MONITORING available...this video demoS…

webRTC usually comes stock with several audio processing engines in place .... like AGC, NOISE FILTERING, ECHO CANCELLATION which all of them will destroy how QRQ CW sounds over webRTC's OPUS AUDIO CODEC audo processing engines...

used in this example is webRTC from JITSI MEET:…

Brief demo of using this TRF RECEIVER circuit(LINKED BELOW) to monitor the RIG's CW TRANSMIT - RF NEAR field - of my RIG's antenna on 80 meters

setup to listen to your rig's CW, using the RIG's antenna's NEAR FIELD RF EM - picked up by a TRF receiver's FERRITE ROD antenna - BFO'd by a simple VFO circuit

TRF Transmitter monitor…

demo of using a 2nd receiver, a simple TRF receiver, to adjust your RIG and your KEYBOARD settings, to make sure you are sending cw just like you want...create your own custom CW NOTE with its own type of raised cosine edge, its own weight, rise/fall time... etc.. by listening in real time to this TRF Receiver

TRF Transmitter monitor…

Brief demo of keying QRQ CW on the ELECRAFT K3S using A1 mode and A2 mode(AFCW) at 75 wpm to show the CW bandwidth spectrum and CW waveshape differences

A1 MODE = default way to key CW on the K3S , the K3S uses the typical RAISED COSINE at 8 ms rise/fall time and cannot be changed

A2 MODE is done by using the AD5DZ software CW…

one of the challenges when using a speaker for "copy by ear" listening to QRQ CW audio tones, is that the pure sine cw audio tones bounce off the walls, floor and ceiling of the room you are in and can cause all kinds of weird effects...this experimental combo of using a surplus, 5 buck, 4 ohm, flat panel speaker and the CW AUDIO CANNON…

this is a follow up video to the first two videos about using a PETERSON CHROMATIC TUNER 320 as a COMPUTER based CPO CODE PRACTICE OSCILLATOR that you can key, in with STRAIGHT KEY, IAMBIC PADDLES and a CW KEYBOARD

this video demos using an MFJ 451 CW KEYBOARD for QRQ CW sending using the same setup - a PETERSON CHROMATIC TUNER 320 and a FET…