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See the [[ALE Networks]] Page for a listing of ALE networks and their frequencies in use | See the [[ALE Networks]] Page for a listing of ALE networks and their frequencies in use | ||
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Revision as of 12:14, 4 February 2015
Automatic Link Establishment
Provides HF radios the ability to automatically link using the best frequency.
See the ALE Networks Page for a listing of ALE networks and their frequencies in use
Questions on this topic can be posted on the SW Data Decoding forum.
Current Usage
This mode is one of the fastest growing modes on HF. Numerous government and military agencies, both here and abroad, have been noted using ALE on the UDXF Yahoo group
Software and Hardware Decoding
- Hobby Level Software
- ALE decoding for the IPhone / IPad
- Hoka Code 3-32P
- Hoka Code 300-32P
- MultiPSK
- Multimode (Mac software)
- Skysweeper (Discontinued by manufacturer)
- Sorcerer
- Professional Equipment/Software
- go2decode needs verification
- Hoka 300-32
- Krypto 500
- MARS ALE downloads and forum
- Many of the newer WaveCom modems
- Wavecom W-Code
Audio Sample / Waveform
Related Links
- International Amateur Radio ALE Channel List
- HFLink.org is the primary resource and international frequency coordination entity for Amateur Radio ALE Automatic Link Establishment. The most current versions of the popular freeware PC-ALE can be found here
- PC ALE Forum
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