And its interesting to see that the same spit signal (clifton labs splitter) between the RP and.

Once you have CW skimmer setup with CWSL, what you copy into the RTTY Skimmer directory is only the CWLTee.dll and the cfg file with the contents of the cfg file set to: HermesIntf8103 64 Where 8103 is the last two octets of the Mac address for the first network interface on the RP-16.

I was running 13 instances of WSJT with the QS1R to skim FT8 and FT4 segments.

I need to do some more reading, I hope its pretty simple to get going.

I would expect that to be the case Max NG7M See below at my RttySkimServ directory.

Thats it,, just fire up rtty skimmer after setting the sdr interface to the CWSL one you setup in the CW skimmer ini file.

Very cool. I am running currently 12 bands CW and 2 bands in FT8 on my RP 122.88-16.

Any more in FT8 maxes out the computer I use, so the FT8 stops decoding.

IMHO, FT8 is not bringing much additional to the table, as they are so many skimmers.

If switching to RTTY, I am not sure I could run 2 bands, but maybe I could do 40 and 20.

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Will the RTTY setup be similar to the FT8 setup, by just swapping out the CWSLSSBWave.exe with the CWSLTee.dll Not exactly sure how a DLL will replace a EXE, but assuming that RTTY Skimmer will know how to load it in process.

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Im also seeing the temp of the RP-16 hover around 50c with the cpu fan.

I will say that I was able to get everything going based on my grocking through all the posts about the RP-14 and RP-16.

I am of course using CWSLTee to share the receiver output between RTTY skimmer and cw skimmer and HDSDR (ExtioCWSL.dll) etc.and it wasnt too bad to divine how the Mac addresses are used for the two network interfaces.

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I did want to comment on the external reference frequency mod that is published for the RP-16.

I used PowerSDR and simply used my K3S which has the X-Ref option with an external GPSDO 10mhz reference.

I then tuned the K3S to 50mhz and sent the output to a dummy load while using.

I have a HP frequency generator I could have used that is reference to the same GPSDO, but it was so easy to just transmit with the K3S into a dummy load.

The RP-16 was nice and warm and should have been about as stable as it can get.

Anyway, Bjrn, thanks for the nice write up which can be found here: I have been totally checkout on any threads or discussions on the RP-1416, but Im pretty caught up now.

Wheew, Very cool.

Im seeing about 80-90 MBs per 8 receiver slice and a big bonus for me is that I will be.

For what its worth, I did do some side by side testing in the CQWW CW Sunday afternoon and the RP-16 was not spotting as many stations, however it was close.

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