I wish beaconing stations would send a full callsign, even every so often, in the same mode as they are transmitting. I can undertsand not doing so during a QSO once contact has been established (to
Hello Chris, in standard CW this will be no problem. But in QRSS3, for example, it sometimes just takes too long. While testing in QRSS3 or other "slow" modes, I send CW ID for local operators. As th
Hi Horst, I don't agree. If a station is beaconing in QRSS3, time surely is hardly a problem. Why they can't send a full callsign , say, every fifth time beats me. Anyway, isn't the prefix of more in
Chris QRS 3 is manageable for a full call but when it gets to QRS 60, 120, 240 and 480 it is pathetic and unnecessary because on LF/MF when QSB hits the whole dots/dashes are broken up and meaningles
So you've no strong views on slow QRS modes. That's good.. J He makes my blood boil at times; I manage to keep my fingers off the keyboard though. I bet if we visited him we would spend all day and f
Mal, So you've no strong views on slow QRS modes. That's good.. 73s Roger 2010/1/4 mal hamilton <[email protected]> Chris QRS 3 is manageable for a full call but when it gets to QRS 60, 120, 240
Anything slower than QRS 3 leads to problems in QSB, some of the dashes break up and we get gibberish QRS10 is about the limit. Some use QRS 120 and 240 ie take 240 sec dot that is 4 minute dot and 1
