With the beta release of WSJT7, I've been toying with ideas for operating both WSPR beacon and WSPR QSO at the same time. Anyone else doing that? I see many stations use the old MEPT/WPSR beacon method and a few non-betaphobic hams trying QSOs a few hundred Hz above the traditional MEPT frequency ranges (auditory). Now I am wondering if there is some useful method of identifying a tradition WSPR beacon that is "live" and in the shack...available to QSY up the band for a signal exchange or "QSO"?
W5AER was just received , as I type this.. 024000 5 -12 4.2 94 0 W5AER EL29 37 Anyone have any idea of how the above could be changed to signify available to QSY ? Perhaps it is easier to just load WSJT7 and "CQ" a bit further up, but having an indicator that you are also monitoring up band for CQ opportunities might be useful; . -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ)
