"Didn't someone create a FT8 contest reflector? It would be nice to take all these comments over there. Seems like FT8 is monopolizing the contest reflector just like it is on the air. " There is a r
But it isn't really. The noise floor is raised greatly when the multiple signals are ran. When it is a single station like a DXepedition, all is fine it is not interfering with anyone. But when you a
Well, the WWROF just created what they hope is a 4th CQWW major contest, the WW-Digi contest, and they've been publicizing it heavily here on the reflector with webinar and practice session announcem
Hmmm Joe is right, when you are trying to listen in on the whole FT8 band.. the noise to signal ratio goes NUTZ. So, if you are REALLY trying to make a contact... and understanding that we NEVER tran
Yes, it can be done with WSJT-X without using Fox/Hound. Here is how K0PIR does it: http://www.k0pir.us/two-instances-of-wsjt-x-running-simultaneously-with-two-radios-two-antennas/ He does it on two
I might not be politically correct, but why not to mention that one of the all of the DXpeditions' goals is to try to maximize the overall QSO count in order to get more donation? That's what hiding
What you are saying is only one signal at a time and routinely done by SO2R stations on all modes. Chuck W5PR _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contes
Jeff Clark, <<Now that I've reached 100 countries I'm starting to get bored with it.>> Hang in there, Jeff. It starts getting challenging at about 120. The you have to start using some DXer skills, s
Wow, that is amazing. I had no idea the products were so bad. I wonder what is at the root cause of that. I was not advocating a rule violation - simply questioning the argument that the occupied b