I use Hold Tx Freq, pick a clear spot in the waterfall and start with Tx
and Rx together. That way I can see if someone occupies that spot before
I decide to transmit there. When I complete a QSO, I either click on
the down arrow to put Tx and Rx back like they were, or ctrl click on
the red bracket Tx bracket in the waterfall.
That's the way I do it. I'm sure everyone has their own way of operating.
73
Stan
KM4HQE
On 12/13/18 8:26 PM, Bill Somerville wrote:
On 14/12/2018 02:18, Gary McDuffie wrote:
In fact, I’d rather not have it go to the location where I double
click to answer someone’s CQ. I don’t need it there.
Hi Gary,
this is not correct, don;t do that. The Rx offset goes your QSO
partners frequency for two reasons, firstly because that directs
messages decoded at that offset to the Rx Frequency decodes window,
and more importantly the decoder tries first and harder to decode at
that offset. This is possible because more resources can be spent on
decoding the most likely spot before trying everywhere else in the
decoder passband.
If you do not want to see decodes in the Rx Frequency windows then
drag the splitter bar between the windows to the right until you can't
see it any more, that way you will not be crippling the decoder
whenever you work another station.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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