Setting a fixed TX mark should be default behavior in wsjtx. Having
default set users jumping on the target mark together with their TX is
not beneficial,
rather than spaced tx calls forming a better decoded cue for the target
to then work. TXing on a clear space and RX the target on the target mark,
does not interfere with anyone, and the target can see all calling and
choose. Many (mainly new) wsjtx users misunderstand this.
73
vk4tux
On 30/4/23 22:22, Sam W2JDB via wsjt-devel wrote:
As to randomizing the TX offset on TX1 and/or TX6 I don't see any
benefit but can see potential problems. If I am calling CQ after I
find what
appears to be a clear offset on my end, I do not want WSJT-X to move
it for me. If I don't receive replies after a few moments, I will
stop, and look
and analyze what I see and if need be I will move it if necessary. The
same applies to TX1. That is part of what being a HAM is.
73,
Sam W2JDB
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