NO, that's not necessarily the case.
In a weak signal situation a space is often decoded as an "A". Look on your
screen when someone is sending 599 56 599 56 and you will see it variously
as:
TOOATYATOOATY
So your call will show up as VKUAWESAW4UK
A <CR> puts you on a NEW LINE, by yourself, away from all other garbage and,
on some machines, resets the USOS so you get:
VKUAWES
W4UK
The carriage return <CR> is one of the RTTYer's most useful tools. A space
often shows up as an "A."
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