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I used the RS41 for a long time as a beacon and to transmit position in APRS mode.
I stopped using it in CW mode because the signal is unsuitable and causes a lot of interference to nearby stations.
I don't know if there are any new ways to improve this signal.
That's why I'm currently using an ADF4351 controlled by Arduino.
However, I'd like to be able to control the ADF4351 with the RS41 so I can use the RS41's APRS signal at 432.500 MHz (which works well) and transmit a CW signal with the ADF4351.
Could this be possible?
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I used the RS41 for a long time as a beacon and to transmit position in APRS mode.
I stopped using it in CW mode because the signal is unsuitable and causes a lot of interference to nearby stations.
I don't know if there are any new ways to improve this signal.
That's why I'm currently using an ADF4351 controlled by Arduino.
However, I'd like to be able to control the ADF4351 with the RS41 so I can use the RS41's APRS signal at 432.500 MHz (which works well) and transmit a CW signal with the ADF4351.
Could this be possible?
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