I have been doing QTCs in the WAE for several years because it is fun
and it raises my score to one I'd never be able to achieve running QRP,
as I usually do. I _always_ ask to receive QTCs, never to send, since
my QRP signal is usually too weak for reliable and reasonably quick
transmission of QTCs to another station. I noticed in my log report
for 2015 that I had about a 7% error rate in receiving QTCs (which of
course has nothing to do with my running 5 watts). Is this an unusually
high error rate, or is it simply that there is so much chance for
undetectable errors in the time (as long as its within sequence), call
suffix and serial numbers sent?
Dave, K2YG
Thom
I hear you.
May be blasphemous to say it, but you can participate without the QTC thing.
Your score will be relatively low but still fun.
I started doing the QTC thing last year at the urging of K2YG and once you set
up the macros I found that it is not that difficult and makes it interesting.
73
Al
K2AL
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On Oct 26, 2016, at 9:44 PM, Thom <ki8w@ki8w.com> wrote:
I thought about running WAE RTTY but this QTC thing has me totally confused.
Right now, with my current state of mind, I do not need more complication in my
RTTY operations. Maybe next year. Good luck in the contest, all.
73
Thom KI8W
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