QSO inspector
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WS8EOC → W9SSJ · 80 m · October 3, 2026, 05:00 UTC. One complete Winlink message was received. Original and independently replayed peer data reached PACTOR-3 SL3; this is the strongest retained complete receive example, not full-speed PACTOR-3. Inspect the station receiver and a remote witness aligned by 40 unique CRC-valid payload anchors, with a maximum 32 ms residual.
Recorded session
Whole QSO · original logbook outcomeAudio is optional. These recordings contain modem tones and radio noise, not a spoken conversation. The event list describes identified activity, sender, timing and decode results; unidentified intervals are unknown. Decoded bytes can be incomplete or compressed and are not a complete transcript of the recording. Focus a packet control to pause playback for inspection.
At the playhead
Recording waterfall
0–3000 Hz · fixed −100 to 0 dBFS scale · outlines identify the sender; brightness shows the recorded spectrum · TX rail at top, RX rail at bottom · use Playback position to seek with a keyboard
Waterfall measurements in text
Strongest retained frequency bin in each time slice of the current view. These quantized audio measurements do not identify a transmitter or imply a successful decode; use the packet events for that evidence.
Packet signal
Select any packet to inspect its signal.
Modulation guide
DBPSK: differential binary phase. DQPSK: differential quadrature phase. QAM uses both amplitude and phase. OFDM describes how the carriers are arranged.
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Exchange timeline
Following playbackLocal station is the caller · green = CRC verified, amber = failed or partial decode, blue = checked control, grey = candidate, purple = local TX · outlined TX = host record
Exchange ladder
Packet anatomy
Decoded bytes
Traffic at the playhead
Same packet · different receivers
Frames & observations
Frame inspection
Whole-frame replay result · independent of playhead state