I'm going from memory dating back many years, but I think RTTY stations
normally ID in cw by sending cw with the "key down" on the space
frequency, and key up on mark. Sticking with that convention might make
it a little easier to copy for them due to familiarity of the tones. I'm
not sure too may ops would recognize what you're doing, but it would be
fun to find out.
Larry N8LP
wayne burdick wrote:
Hi all,
Suppose you were an RTTY station (FSK, narrow shift, in the HF bands),
and you were called by a CW station. Assuming that this didn't annoy
you too much, would you rather the CW station be on your mark or space
frequency?
I've made one cross-mode QSO this way, so far, and I want to increase
my chances. Just for fun, of course....
73,
Wayne
N6KR
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