[RTTY] setting up fpr NAQP

[John]

Hello George  (W1ZT)... and thankyou for your answer.  and Yes,  1800z is
4am here..  I will be on air on 10 metres real soon now to give out some
points should anyone want them.. (tho maybe not after y'all read my rebuf
below)..   I am listening on 10m as I type this and sigs are really weak so
another 30 mins should see me going at it.   Thanks again George.of all the
replies I received, yours is the only one to actually tries to answer the
question  I asked.

to everyone else that answered.... I do not care what your opinions are as
to how I should set up my program as I did not ask for them.  I simply asked
for an answer to a question which only George bothered to try to address.

John - vk4cej

> Yes, there is no need for the proverbial 599 report.  Although you will
hear
> some people send it Hi Hi...
>
> I have not used a buffer entry variable for the NAME.  I have always hard
> written it into the buffer for my name.  I do not repeat the name back
> unless I had a question about it.  I have used a separate buffer key for
> send NAME?? to get the other station to repeat it.  In turn I also have a
> buffer key with just my name so I can respond easily to the same query.
>
> Did you say you would be looking on 10m around 1730z??  I misunderstood
your
> comment about start time at 1800z being 4am for you but you would be
looking
> on 10m at some time.  I will also be looking on 10m for you and other
> Pacific stations and I was thinking around 20z or 21z for us???  But not
> sure with 100w and these conditions.
>
> George (Seadog) .. W1ZT
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "John" <vk4cej@hamsnet.net>
> To: <rtty@contesting.com>
> Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2001 7:09 AM
> Subject: Re: [RTTY] setting up fpr NAQP
>
>
> > I have been through the WF1B help (alt h) and cannot see anywhere where
> the
> > NAME field required for NAQP is supported by one of the buffer
variables..
> > Am I missing something ???      -         I want to setup a function key
> > that will qsl a report given to me with something like...
> >
> > "<1> I QSL your <rxname> / <2> - for your log my name is <txname> QSL ??
> de
> > <11> k"
> >
> > John - vk4cej
> >
> > PS.. The way I read the rules there is no need for signal strength /
> > readability / tone reports  (599)... is this correct ???
>
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