Yeah, that would be a really useful addition if it's in fact feasible. I have a "QRM UR FREQ" free-form message that I use in these situations. Sometimes people get it, sometimes not.
-- Ray WQ5L On Thu, Jul 8, 2021 at 2:24 AM Saku <oh...@sral.fi> wrote: > > Yes! > > I have suggested this kind of solution years ago. > Now I have tried free message "QSY MY QRG" but it spends more periods and > seldom results to anything. > > Easier solution for us, the users, would be to spread 2kHz up or down with > vfo dial. That way a part of "official" dial traffic can still be seen.But > also this seems to be too difficult in practice. > > Good "bad" example is 6m. All stations use 50.313 and just few are brave > enough to call CQ with 50.323 dial. > > One good thing also to mention from 6m: It seems that with EU-AS qsos most of > the EU stations use 1st/even period for calling and AS stations use 2nd/odd > period. It makes working a little bit easier than in HF bands. > > -- > Saku > OH1KH > > Tim Goeppinger via wsjt-devel kirjoitti 8.7.2021 klo 6.07: > > There are so many times on FT8 or FT4 that the station you are in QSO with is > buried in QRM by a signal they probably don't even know is on their audio > frequency. > > On future releases of FT4 or FT8, if there is ever a spare bit in the message > formats, I propose adding a "please QSY to my tx audio frequency" bit. > There would be a "Pse QSY: button on the user interface that would be off by > default. > There would be an indicator to the other op that a QSY is requested, and it > is up to them whether or not to hit the up arrow button to sync TX > frequencies. > > There have been several times on 6 meters recently where this could have been > helpful, and would have cut down on all of the repeats back and forth. > > Thanks for your consideration & 73, > > Tim N6GP _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
