> I've made your suggested settings. Sometimes I can see and hear a broad > pactor signal (maybe it is pactor) around 900Hz and a loud PSK-signal > around 2500 Hz. But nothing at 1000Hz. > > BTW: Congrats to your new FT-897D! You will have a lot of fun with it. The PSk signal at 2500 Hz is actually the APRS frequency with 300 Bd AFSK. I had ENORMOUS pactor signals when in Friedrichshafen on the Bodensee, and I could only work pskmail servers in Eindhoven and Stockholm when the pactor stations were silent. You will have LOTS more fun when you use a 500Hz or 300 Hz filter in the FT897D. Maybe we can set up a sked with Wolfgang, as soon as I am at home again (probably monday). I can then put a signal on PI4TUE for a longer time. Even if you cannot actually hear the serer you might try the other way around, send a beacon or a ping (ctrl-P) to the server and look at the log on the website: http://131.155.192.174/PI4TUE.php if you are being received... Use several frequencies 10 Hz apart. That could help a lot to get you started. UT1HZM can regularly send beacons through PI4TUE, so it is not really deaf. 73, Rein PA0R -- http://pa0r.blogspirit.com