>The third time this happened, the fox did respond to me with RR73 but I wonder >what happened there? It still didn’t move me below 1,000 so I moved myself >down. At that point, the fox moved me to where they wanted me (681).
Hi Dennis, I don't know what actually happened, but the frequency movements are controlled at the hound station based on the received message sequence. Fox has no capability to move hounds as there is no frequency control in any of the message fox is sending. Hound should move to fox frequency for sending the R+rpt after receiving report from fox. If the hound needs to repeat R+rpt, then it would by its own move either 300 Hz up or down. So the first movement is initiated by reception of the report from fox. By the way the frequency movements as such are not mandatory for the F/H QSO as such. They only provide a higher probability for less QRM. Well there are still stations that call fox on the fox frequency and cause the QRM! In addition Fox will not answer to those stations by design! A careful study of the ALL.txt record may help to understand what happened. 73, Reino OH3mA _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
