Several times the other station failed to receive my RR73. I addressed
this problem by clicking the TX5 radio button then [Enable TX] to send
the 73 message. That worked.
I think it would be helpful for the called station to return a 73
message in response my RR73. As things are now, if I received nothing
after sending RR73, I do not know if the other station received my RR73
or if I could no longer copy the other station due to band conditions or
QRM. If the other station started a new CQ, I took that as confirmation.
I worked 47 in the mock contest. I was surprised at the number of times
a station that responded to my CQ on my frequency failed to move
frequency at the end of the exchange. I also discovered that when two
or more stations answered my CQ, all but the first station I answered
were generally gone by the time I called them. I transmitted the
"TU;..." a couple times, but it never resulted in a contact. I gave up
trying to grab the second caller.
It was a fun contest. For me, logging worked without any problems. In
fact, RC5 worked perfectly.
Drew K9CW
On 5/8/2019 10:44 PM, Ray Rocker wrote:
On Wed, May 8, 2019 at 10:21 PM Gary - K7EK via wsjt-devel
<wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
On multiple occasions the other station failed to receive my RR73 and kept
sending his exchange over and over. Unfortunately there was no timely method to
requeue an exchange with RR73. This lost more contacts and appeared to confuse
the autosequencer. I am very sure that I had set things up precisely as stated
in the various emails.
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