At 09:16 AM 7/26/2002, Don Hill AA5AU wrote:
>The secret to QTC traffic is to accept every one offered and to do
>some begging. "Please, please, please accept my QTCs." "You don't
>have to do anything with them, just tell me that your received them OK".
>This usually works, but if a station says "no" to QTCs, then don't force
>the issue. Sure, you have to spend extra time convincing someone to
>accept your QTCs, but think about it, if you send 10 QTCs and it takes
>you 5 minutes to convince the receiving station to accept them and
>to send them, it 's the same as making 10 QSOs in the same period
>(5 minutes), that's a rate of 120 per minute!
hi Don - looking at the rules, the receiving station must log the QTC to get
credit.
If the transmitter logs the QTC, and the receiver does not, wouldn't the log
checking process disallow the transmitter's QTCs?
(Also, if anyone could please give explanation of how QTC logging (TX and
RX) works in Writelog and other loggers, it could be really helpful for us
"QTC-phobics" to get over it...;-)
thanks! - jeff wk6i
Jeff Stai Twisted Oak Winery LLC
Email jds@twistedoak.com
Amateur Radio WK6I
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