Really NOT. He was receiving normal and transmitting inverted.
Worked them:
VFO A - in USB positiion receiving his inverted signal.
VFO B - in rtty (or LSB) transmitting a normal signal
Big problem was the european wall. Called for 1 hour
to make the qso. Best regards
Fred -`PY7ZZ
N3SL@aol.com escreveu:
>
> He's doing a good job at running the unruly mess. He's receiving inverted
> as well, so those transmitting normal won't make it. Your competition is
> less....
>
> Good luck
>
> In a message dated 7/26/2006 4:33:37 P.M. Central Standard Time,
> deuxfox@earthlink.net writes:
>
>
> This afternoon 7/26 at about 2000Z I copied a YU6AO on 20 meters. His signal
> was copiable when I clicked on the FSK-Rev in Writelog.
> If His transmitted signal was reversed, is he receiving in the same inverted
> mode? In my second window I saw stations calling him in FSK-Norm!
>
> What must I do in this case??
>
> He was also passing only a first callsign and a 599. Sure do wish N6tqs was
> on board there. Perhaps 403T will be better.
>
> Don KF2XF
>
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