[RTTY] RTTY Skimmer
Don Hill AA5AU
aa5au at bellsouth.net
Thu Mar 24 19:05:25 EDT 2016
That's actually may be a good idea. How about using GO.
CQ AA5AU AA5AU GO
Callsigns following CQ are RUN stations. Callsigns preceding the word GO are RUN stations. Callsigns trailing GO are S&P.
Don AA5AU
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Subject: Re: [RTTY] RTTY Skimmer
maybe there could be on “word” that the consensus agrees on to use at the end, and that word could be eliminated from the ini file ?????
> On 3/24/2016 12:14:18 PM, Alex, VE3NEA (alshovk at dxatlas.com) wrote:
> > RTTY Skimmer Server treats all CQ words listed in the Contests.ini
> > file equally. For example, for the BARTG contest these
> keywords are: CQ, TEST, BARTG, BG, QRZ. Replacing one of these
> keywords with another in your message will not improve the accuracy in any way.
>
> 73 Alex VE3NEA
>
>
>
> On 2016-03-24 11:53, Don AA5AU wrote:
> > Good points except that RTTY contesters have been adding CQ at the end of their CQ messages for many years now and it's more the norm now than not. I wouldn't be against adding QRZ at the end instead of CQ. The point is that someone tuning across a signal sees someone callsign once or twice and you don't know if that station is calling someone or calling CQ. By placing CQ (or QRZ) at the end, you know right away what's going and no need to wait and continue listening (time wasted).
> > Since Alex has weighed in that adding an extra space at the end does will not significantly impact the error rate, the question is now...
> > Does adding QRZ instead of CQ at the end of a message reduce the error rate?
> > Don AA5AU
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