![]() ![]() So it would appear not to be so much JT65 being preferred for VHF, as JT65 being better suited for line of sight links and JT9 being optimized for ionospheric propagation links. On the other hand, JT65 probably achieves a higher data transmission rate but would seem to put higher requirements on the stability of the received signal strength, as one would see on VHF and up where the major propagation mode is line of sight (with a reflector thrown in for good measure in e.g. Similar to how CTCSS tones can make it through noise so well. According to Wikipedia, JT65 uses 65-tone MFSK (Multiple Frequency-Shift Keying), whereas JT9 uses 9-tone FSK (Frequency-Shift Keying) probably hence the numerals in the respective names.īy only ever transmitting exactly one out of a set of fewer tones, it would appear intuitively that JT9 would be better suited to the variable signal strength commonly found in ionospheric propagation there are fewer possibilities, and on the receiver side you only need to identify the one tone that is currently being transmitted. ![]()
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