Hi Mark,
Thanks for your reply. The "/R" usage is intended for NA VHF contest
messages only. You can't "mix and match" with the special message
formats. Thus, you can't use a "/R" callsign in (say) the special RTTY
Roundup message formats.
See the example QSOs in the "Quick-Start Guide to
Hi Joe. I am pondering running during the HF test tonight but also saw your
message about avoiding the use of a "non standard or compound call". Would
running tonight with a "/R" call be ok ? (I'm not 100 percent certain I can be
on the air tonight but will try hard (: My home HF station i
Hi Mark,
Thanks for your interesting report on using FT8 at 222 MHz.
Also important: we're waiting to hear from you about the "/R" (rover)
capabilities in WSJT-X 2.0. This facility is there because you (and
others) asked for it. We would appreciate your feedback.
-- 73, Joe, K1JT
Hi:
In case anyone is interested. There was a reasonable amount of activity
yesterday in the pacific north West on 222 MHz FT8 during the 222 MHz sprint.
My FT736 appears to be more than stable enough for FT8 use on that band. At
one point I was getting two decodes on two audio frequencie
