Ed's advice is spot on. For a good discussion of the "CQ" technique by
N6TV, see http://www.nccc.cc/misc/nasprint020210_%20N6TV.wmv . The
discussion is about CW but the principle applies for all modes.
My N1MM+ RTTY Sprint .mc file is attached.
Use at your own risk.
Note that the CAT commands are for K3.
Note that Run F3 toggles the K3 between VFO A and VFO B. I keep the two
VFOs at least 5 kc apart. After the toggle, if I don't quickly hear a CQ I
think I can win, I CQ myself.
Sometimes late in the contest, I keep one VFO on 80 and one on 40 and
alternate bands.
W6SX Prime Directive: The first rule of contesting is to have fun!
Contest Exuberantly,
Hank, W6SX
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