QSO inspector
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W9SSJ → NS0A · 40 m · September 27, 2026, 21:21 UTC. One Winlink message was sent with confirmed destination receipt. The original BW2300 session reached L9 in both directions. Inspect the recorded receiver replay and hear the local monitor tap, aligned by nine receive windows and four matching CRC-valid payloads. The original receiver audio is no longer retained; its waterfall and replay observations are preserved.
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