[digitalradio] Re: JT65 Reports / Messages
In WSJT, F5 key is your friend! RO means you received the OOO it is a shorthand roger for the OOO report... Bill N9DSJ --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tony, I got confused when trying to explain, maybe you will be better. Can you explain whch steps can be skipped and which cannot? Some got stright to RO without sending an original OOO. Andy On 4/14/07, KT2Q [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All: Seems to be some confusion about what message to send when running JT65 and what the reports mean. That's understandable since the mode was developed for EME and not HF. The morse letter O (not zero) is used during EME CW QSO's to indicate that signals are readable and both calls were copied. The JT65 mode uses the digital version of this. The RO means ROGER I've received your O report and your report is also O. If you're not sure what message to send, hit F5 with WSJT running and a small help window will pop-up. It shows the correct message to send for each mode. Hope this helps... Tony KT2Q
Re: [digitalradio] Re: JT65 Reports / Messages
but some seem to skip a step and even suggest that one should skip a step. Take a looks at the QSO, I think this is done right, maybe ? 231400 6 -14 -0.6 -444 3 * VE3FGU WD4GBW FM171 0 231500 3 -18 -0.2 -428 3 # WD4GBW VE3FGU FN04 OOO 1 0 231600 10 -19 -444 3 RO ? 231700 10 -19 -428 3 RRR ? 231800 10 -20 -444 3 73 ? 231900 10 -19 -427 3 73 ? I don't know who called CQ but I assume VE3FGU did... Then WD4GBW sent both calls, report (grid) and OOO's. Then VE3FGU rogered the OOO's, with RO, did not send OOO's himself Then VE3FGU sent RRR's but WD4GBW responded with 73, are BOTH not required to send RRR's? Then VE3FGU sent the optional 73. On 4/14/07, Bill McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In WSJT, F5 key is your friend! RO means you received the OOO it is a shorthand roger for the OOO report... Bill N9DSJ --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] digitalradio%40yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tony, I got confused when trying to explain, maybe you will be better. Can you explain whch steps can be skipped and which cannot? Some got stright to RO without sending an original OOO. Andy On 4/14/07, KT2Q [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All: Seems to be some confusion about what message to send when running JT65 and what the reports mean. That's understandable since the mode was developed for EME and not HF. The morse letter O (not zero) is used during EME CW QSO's to indicate that signals are readable and both calls were copied. The JT65 mode uses the digital version of this. The RO means ROGER I've received your O report and your report is also O. If you're not sure what message to send, hit F5 with WSJT running and a small help window will pop-up. It shows the correct message to send for each mode. Hope this helps... Tony KT2Q -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com
Re: [digitalradio] Re: JT65 Reports / Messages
Andy: Here's the correct exchange with a few notes to clarify... Message Sent Sent by Meaning CQ K3UK FN02 K3UK CQ de K3UK in Grid FN02 K3UK KT2Q FN30 KT2QK3UK de KT2Q in Grid FN30 KT2Q K3UK FN02 000 K3UKKT2Q de K3UK in FN02 your report is O RO KT2QRoger, received my report and your report is O RRR K3UKRoger 73 KT2Q73 It's realy not much different than any other QSO exchange; the minimum requirement for a legitimate QSO would be callsigns and reports given both ways! If any WSJT messages are skipped, other than the optional 73 then information will be missing from one party or the other. Hope this helps... Tony KT2Q - Original Message - From: Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 7:28 PM Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: JT65 Reports / Messages but some seem to skip a step and even suggest that one should skip a step. Take a looks at the QSO, I think this is done right, maybe ? 231400 6 -14 -0.6 -444 3 * VE3FGU WD4GBW FM171 0 231500 3 -18 -0.2 -428 3 # WD4GBW VE3FGU FN04 OOO 1 0 231600 10 -19 -444 3 RO ? 231700 10 -19 -428 3 RRR ? 231800 10 -20 -444 3 73 ? 231900 10 -19 -427 3 73 ? I don't know who called CQ but I assume VE3FGU did... Then WD4GBW sent both calls, report (grid) and OOO's. Then VE3FGU rogered the OOO's, with RO, did not send OOO's himself Then VE3FGU sent RRR's but WD4GBW responded with 73, are BOTH not required to send RRR's? Then VE3FGU sent the optional 73. On 4/14/07, Bill McLaughlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In WSJT, F5 key is your friend! RO means you received the OOO it is a shorthand roger for the OOO report... Bill N9DSJ --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] digitalradio%40yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tony, I got confused when trying to explain, maybe you will be better. Can you explain whch steps can be skipped and which cannot? Some got stright to RO without sending an original OOO. Andy On 4/14/07, KT2Q [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: All: Seems to be some confusion about what message to send when running JT65 and what the reports mean. That's understandable since the mode was developed for EME and not HF. The morse letter O (not zero) is used during EME CW QSO's to indicate that signals are readable and both calls were copied. The JT65 mode uses the digital version of this. The RO means ROGER I've received your O report and your report is also O. If you're not sure what message to send, hit F5 with WSJT running and a small help window will pop-up. It shows the correct message to send for each mode. Hope this helps... Tony KT2Q -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com
