Hi Mike, This is actually addressed on the website, in the setup instructions for the various categories of CU2QSO participation. I've restated the pertinent parts of those setup instructions below:
Yes, but the whole point of the one signal per band rule is to prevent multiple transmitters from being operated on the same band at the same time which if I read your message (instructions) correctl
No Mike. That's not what I said. Maybe restating will help... There are two ways to assure that Rovers don't have two signals on the band at the same time: test to see if the TNC's CSMA circuit will
I've been reading with intrest this discussion on CU2QSO and am wondering what antenna polarity is favored for this? I could assume that since it's FM it would be verticle, but since most weak signal