On 03/12/2018 22:24, Jim Shorney wrote:
Not to mention that /ME would suggest that the op is in England, and would be a
rules violation if he is not.
73
-Jim
NU0C
Hi Jim and Larry,
point taken, but ME is not a valid UK prefix. We have 2E, MM etc. but
the England M prefix is just plain 'M' followed by a digit.
As far as WSJT-X is concerned, and I think Joe's point, is that if we
allow 'CQ W1DYJ /ME' as a free text message (note the space before the
'/') then it almost certainly will not be helpful as receivers of the
message cannot double-click it to reply. OTOH 'CQ W1DYJ/ME' is a
standard message but anyone double clicking it will end up logging the
wrong callsign and you are probably misrepresenting your location as Jim
states above.
I wasn't aware that WSJT-X filtered any valid free text messages but in
this case it seems to be the best thing to do.
Larry I suggest you save a macro like '73 FROM MAINE' and use it as a
Tx5 message now and again, I expect that would be much more productive
as it will not trip up stations receiving it.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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