Roger for WSPR QSO's you need WSJT7, that beside other modes also supports WSPR. TheWSPR protocol is widened to allow the exchange of report and other information. This in contradiction to the WSPR s
Hi Roger/LF The discussion at the RSGB meeting noted the ARRL’s position that essentially if two stations make WSPR reports with each other and this is confirmed by QSL or sme other approved me
Jim, I agree. This is far more than the information that is exchanged in a DX-pedition pile up, where the exchange is often limited to (a part of) the calls and the obligatory 59(9) report. 73, Rik O
Now I am unclear what really constitutes a WSPR QSO. Does me getting a WSPR database report from XX3XXX and he getting on from me at much the same time on the same database constitute a QSO? Or does
Dear All, According to the ARRL, WSPR contacts, if verified as two way, will qualify towards DXCC awards as they consider these to be a QSO mode and not simply a beacon. As there is an exchange of ca