Firstly, a Happy New Year to all - I hope everyone has enjoyed or at least survived the 'festive season'!
Further to my posting on 22nd December about 4-character qualifiers in the Tx 6 message not 'sticking', I've observed another (possible) oddity when using 4-character qualifiers in the Tx 6 message... If I add the 4-character qualifier of, for example, ASIA to the Tx 6 CQ message it appears to be sent as one would expect, ie. as CQ ASIA G0HDB IO82. However... I recently wanted to call CQ for stations in Zone 3 so I tried adding the qualifier of 'ZON3' to the Tx 6 message; when this was transmitted it appeared as <CQ_ZON3> G0HDB IO82. Similarly, when I tried calling CQ with the qualifier 'W6W7' the outgoing Tx 6 message appeared as <CQ_W6W7> G0HDB IO82. I haven't found anything in the documentation or archives to explain what constraints there might be on using 4-character qualifiers in the Tx 6 CQ message or to explain why some qualifiers but not others appear to cause the CQ plus qualifier to appear inside the angle brackets - is this the expected behaviour? Can anyone shed any light on this, please? -- 73, Martin G0HDB --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
