I'm using N1MM+ and a Winkeyer USB to send the CW.
First test was with the code being sent with a Farnsworth mode at 15
wpm. (15 wpm letters, spaced so it's at 10 wpm) and after not getting
detected went to stock mode and made no difference. I'll just have to
self spot in the Slow Speed Open.
Joe WB9SBD
On 9/7/2024 8:36 PM, Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
I'm not aware of any minimum speed, but suspect that at slow speeds,
hand-sent CW may vary from the ideal often enough so that Skimmer will
get confused. Joe, if you want to experiment and have the means for
sending computer-generated 10 WPM CW (stored messages with perfect
word and character spacing), try that and see if you continue not to
get spotted. I'd appreciate knowing. I'd do it myself but my keyer
died and I'm waiting for a replacement.
73, Pete N4ZR
On 9/7/2024 12:11 PM, Joe wrote:
Do the RBN sites have a min speed to be detected ummm thing?
I'm getting ready for the Slow Speed Open.
I CQed for close to ten minutes at 10 WPM, and not a single RBN
grabbed me.
But at 15 Wpm a few like six grabbed me.
At my usual contesting speed 25/30 wpm, the browser was totally filled.
It seems to like faster speeds.
But at 10 wpm not a single decode.
Joe WB9SBD
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