In this case I'm fairly certain they're not false decodes. I finished a JT65A QSO with KD5JGA on 80m 18 minutes prior to what you saw. He started calling CQ again afterwards.
-Dan, AE9K > Dave , there is a well known WSJT phenomenon whereby one receives > FALSE CQs. ..... The 1 0 after the grid square are tips > about this possibility. > > That being said , it usually does not happen to the extend that you > receive several CQs from the same station, so yours is likely a real > situation. > > > Andy K3UK > > > > > If only I didn't have to sleep! > > > > Found a load of the following CQ calls on 80M, from leaving WSJT running > > overnight... > > > > 034600 3 -16 1.6 100 3 * CQ KD5JGA EM16 1 0 > > 034700 0 -15 3.3 -471 3 > > 034800 5 -15 1.6 100 3 * CQ KD5JGA EM16 1 0 > > 034900 0 -15 8.1 -471 3 > > 035000 3 -17 1.7 100 3 * CQ KD5JGA EM16 1 0 > > 035100 0 -16 5.4 108 3 > > 035200 4 -16 1.6 100 3 * CQ KD5JGA EM16 1 0 > > 035300 0 -16 -1.9 -471 3 > > 035400 5 -16 1.8 100 1 * CQ KD5JGA EM16 1 0 > > 035500 0 -15 6.7 108 3 > > 035600 2 -18 1.9 100 1 * CQ KD5JGA EM16 1 0 > > > > Oh well. > > > > Dave (G0DJA) > > > > > > -- > Andy K3UK > www.obriensweb.com > (QSL via N2RJ) >
