[RTTY] Decoder performance on crowded bands

[Jim Preston]

The main concern was about adding a "newline" (as writelog calls it) 
after your exchange. This can require the other op to chase the 
exchange. A "newline" at the beginning of the xmsn doesn't cause any 
problems, and, in the case of skimmer, might help solve some.

All of my macros start with "newline" followed by a space. They all end 
with a space.

73,

Jim N6VH


On 9/29/2015 8:45 PM, Michael Adams wrote:
> The last time I rewrote my collection of RTTY contest macros (about a year ago?), I thought that the consensus on best practice was to use CRLF's sparingly, only at the start of a CQ, in order to be efficient and to guard against runaway scrolling for those folks whose interfaces don't guard against that phenomenon.
>
> Did I misunderstand...or perhaps best practice has evolved due to skimmers?
>