The point of SO2R is to increase rate and score. Conditions at the time,
and operator skill, determine whether the tactic is to run on one radio and
S&P on the other, or run on both, or dual-CQ, or S&P on both.
A number of us have been running two interleaved pileups on RTTY for over 20
years now. That mode is a great way to train the different SO2R techniques
without the "distraction" of also copying two code streams!
With some hardware assist, it is possible to not only interleave two
parallel transmissions, but also interleave segments of transmissions.
You've probably heard the timing delays from multi-op stations who are
experimenting with this.
Ed W0YK
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Steve N2IC wrote:
On 12/06/2015 07:27 PM, Kelly Taylor wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
> Granted, however, if you have good antenna systems on both bands (and good
propagation on both) and you're running dueling CQs, isn't a potential
outcome of both CQs an answer to each, and the ability to answer each in
sequence? Wasn't that the point of SO2R in the first place?
No. The point of SO2R, for the vast majority of SO2R users, is to run on
one radio, while S&P on another radio, with a lockout to prevent
transmitting on both radios simultaneously.
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