A number of high-level features are built in like saving and retrieving telemetry data, transmitting images, and relaying messages via another station.
The main difference compared with JT65 or PSK31 is that the protocol is designed for multiple stations sharing a single fixed frequency. On air FSQ looks and sounds like a faster version of JT65, giving you data speeds of a few characters per second while being able to decode signals right down in the noise. Now four of us in the Hobart area are busily attempting to replaceaugment our online chat with a radio equivalent. Last week Ben VK7BEN shared a video about a new digital mode called FSQ (Fast Simple QSO), which was developed by ZL1BPU and ZL2AFP. Several Tasmanian amateur radio operators hang out in a Matrix chat room, #vk7.
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