Can't imagine that it's just the longer elements (8 vs 5).
Baudot would be 7.5 bits (1 start, 5 data, 1.5 stop bits).
Could be eight if the programmer did not want to deal with
the half bit period.
Otherwise, it's likely that the data is simply "raw" binary.
> I guess it's the wider shift that makes it sound different?
The 2 KHz (1000/3000 Hz) shift makes things sound "odd".
Just like the old 850 Hz shift would sound "odd" to ears
that are used to 170 Hz.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 1/9/2018 3:06 PM, Peter Laws wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=286&v=c5qm8DZUEBY
I guess it's the wider shift that makes it sound different? Can't imagine
that it's just the longer elements (8 vs 5).
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