Frankly, I do not see how it saves 2 minutes. The based on the
initial protocol, the RRR is the final acknowledgement of the QSO from
the station calling CQ. The final 73 is the acknowledgement that the
answering station received that ACK.
It really saves nothing, it still takes three transmissions per side.
Just my two cents about something that can be entered by the user as a
free text message on one message tab, or edited into the list on the
other message tab.
On 05/04/15 05:16 pm, Michael Black wrote:
Coded up an option under the General tab for using RR73 instead of RRR.
I've been seeing RR73 more and more and, IMHO it's a very clear sign
off besides saving 2 minutes per QSO (noting that others have said RRR
is an implied 73 so why not make it explicit rather than implicit).
I was tempted to make it default to true...any real reason that
couldn't be done other than shocking too many people and the
inevitable "why did that change and how do I change it back" questions?
So this gives the option to use it (default=false) and will auto
prompt for logging if that option is also enabled.
73
Mike W9MDB
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