> On Sep 26, 2017, at 7:32 AM, Hasan al-Basri wrote:
>
> Of course, it clutters the band a bit too.
Don’t forget that every split QSO takes up twice the bandwidth too. :)
Gary
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Ed,
I thought it was a bug too, but it was explained that it was often
desirable to set up a qso by calling even though the is another caller...it
lets people get in line and speeds up the operation. Of course, it clutters
the band a bit too.
73, N0AN
Hasan
On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 7:14 AM, Ed W
Another thing I've noticed, is that disabling TX also disables the auto
sequence (perhaps also the signal report detection?), so preparing by
disabling TX creates some hassle if the station answers you. One could
either add the option to disable TX if the station is calling someone else
(not only w
Bill,
Thanks for your comment!
When I am trying to work a DX station, I generally call him or her on their
calling frequency the first time and then if I do not get a response, I move
the Tx frequency off of his or her calling frequency and try a couple of more
times (assuming multiple CQs).
I k
Hello Ed-
I find the feature of continuing to transmit "if split" to be handy as I
usually call DX split to avoid all the QRM associated with a DX station.
Sometimes several calls are necessary to hook up with a DX station. Also
helps to get on a "Q" list with the DX station.
Bill W2PKY
On Tue,
Hasan,
Thanks for the comment!
Although it may be a feature, I found myself causing QRM several times
yesterday when I was working FT8 split and some station did not answer me. It
might not be as much a problem with JT65 or JT9 when there are approximately 10
seconds to react and disable Tx manu
That's a feature, not a bug, i.e., intentional
73, N0AN
Hasan
On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 6:30 AM, Ed Wilson via wsjt-devel <
wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> Although it is not new to r8123, I have noticed that when I call a station
> and someone else is also calling him or her and that
Although it is not new to r8123, I have noticed that when I call a station and
someone else is also calling him or her and that calling station does not
answer me, Tx is not disabled when the Tx frequency is offset from the receive
frequency. If the Tx and Rx frequencies are the same, Tx is disa
