Hello Claude and All, Claude wrote: A similar situation occurs outside of the contest mode, if the one station sends RR73 and the partner stations sends 73, which the first station was not able to decode. The QSO cannot be considered as ended. This point has been mentioned many times previously.
Yes, this has been discussed many times and a quite general conclusion for normal QSOs has been that RR73 means 'I confirm your report (containing R e.g. R-10) so I log the QSO and wish you all the best', more exactly 'I will only resend RR73, if I receive again a report (containing R) from you, meaning you have not received my RR73'. Also 'I am happy to receive your 73, but I don't mind, if you don't send one or I miss that'. Of course Claude you can always want receive 73, but then it is better to use RRR, refer to Manual clause 7.1 second note. This is my understanding about minimum QSO on protocol point of view. Why it should be different for normal QSO and contest QSO? 73, Reino oh3ma PS. I hope that this mail clarifies the situation and does not generate another fight! _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
