When I spot in BPSK, I report my supressed carrier frequency e.g., 14.070 and
then report the frequency at which I worked or found the station in the
comments
area. It could be 1250 hz or whatever. I do this to save me the trouble of
having to add the transmit frequency to the supressed carrier frequency for the
spot. My CAT control is already reporting the latter. Ostensibly, I'm lazy! If
you don't like that method of spotting on BPSK, just ignore the spot. It's OK
with me!
Happy Easter to all.
AL
> I am not really up to speed with BPSK so what does the 1050 Hz mean?
>
> > 14071.0 3B9C 10-Apr-2004 1326Z bpsk 1050Hz CQ CQ 3B9 <JA1DOF>
>
> My assumption (than may be wrong) is the JA worked 3B9C on his dial frequncy
> of 14.071.00 (USB) and the his transmit VFO was at 14072.50. Why not just
> say up 1?
>
> Dick, AA5VU
>
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