A ten minute Hans Summers U3S frame showing four TX modes (QRSS, WSPR, CW and Slow Hell).

This video shows a ten minute frame being transmitted from a Hans Summers Ultimate 3S consisting of four modes, WSPR, FSKCW6 (QRSS), CW and slow Hell.
The video is commented as it plays, explaining what's happening at each stage.
For information about how to set the transmitter up like this, please see my blog entry here: qso365.co.uk/20...
For more details about WSPR see here: wsprnet.org/
The WSPR/QRSS transmitter used can be bought from QRP Labs: www.qrp-labs.com/
Hans Summers site is here: www.hanssummers...

[@manfredheyne]

Great little transmitter. It took me a weekend to put it together and get it on the air. Another Sunday to build the GPS modul and connect it to the U3S. Lots of fun!!! 73, DF1QQ

[@aaronmiller112]

This would be cool if we could hear what it is transmitting.

[@m0bob]

Great music. 73 de Bob, M0BOB.

[@stephenwalters4798]

nice music. What is it? It's very relaxing...

[@Feakre]

Both tunes are in game music from Eve-Online. The first one is called "I Saw Your Ship" and the second is "Below the Asteroids".

[@jasonamorrow]

Music is from CCPGames the creators of Eve Online. soundcloud.com/ccpgames

[@ronjones4069]

Who the hell cares about the music. We tuned in here to HEAR about the transmitter.

[@Feakre]

Ron Jones Again I point you to the information with this video that link to a blog entry with a very full description of how this was set up.

[@JoeBlow-ty9qd]

yea I know that tune lol still play?

[@Feakre]

I've got an account which pickles along and I do a mission every now and again, nowhere near as much as I used to.

[@ronjones4069]

I didn't watch this to listen to music. I wanted information. I read the manual, I was hoping someone who could talk would talk about this and maybe have some first hand insights. Thanks for the effort, but very little information was conveyed that wasn't already on the QRP lab pages.

[@Feakre]

Ron Jones if you read the comments under the video there’s a link to the blog entry which describes in detail how this is configured. That should tell you everything you need.