Find a free frequency but not that of the CQ calling station. Then your
WSJT-X will not stop broadcasting either.
It is important to call NOT on the frequency of the CQ-calling station!
73, Enrico, OE1EQW
Am 24.12.2020 um 17:43 schrieb Paul Bramscher:
Greetings-- I may be imagining this (apologies if so), but there may be
a change of behavior between RC1 and RC2 or thereabouts with regard to
transmitting. I'm running RC2 compiled on Debian Linux, Kenwood TS-590.
I seem to recall in the past that if:
Some station is calling CQ
You attempt to answer
They begin a QSO with some other station
Then WSJT-X's TX automatically disables, as a courtesy to the two
other stations beginning a QSO.
Seems it remains engaged now, and you need to manually turn off TX to
that station lest you step on their QSO.
Has this behavior changed, or am I imagining things? I run only split
mode these days, if that has anything to do with it.
73, KD0KZE / Paul
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