Ray,
A good point, indeed. For this very purpose my usual macro is:
TU N6HE 73 DE VE3IAE QRZ
or
TU N6HE 73<CR>
DE VE3IAE QRZ.
"73" is yet another confirmation if you eventually miss the TU in sometimes
garbled start of decoding.
73,
Vladimir VE3IAE
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Ray Day" <rayday@cox.net>
To: <rtty@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2011 7:14 PM
Subject: [RTTY] Another "macro" suggestion...
> ..... to help us "Search and Pouncers"....(and for the true
> afficionados of the RTTY game)
>
> How about the CQ-ing station on the QSL/QRZ transmission of the
> exchange send, rather than "N6HE QSL W1XXX CQ" send instead "TU N6HE
> W1XXX CQ" or "QSL N6HE W1XXX CQ?"
>
> Seems like a minor point, but when the rhythm of the QSO is
> established, I can tell when the station I worked is sending to me
> and all I want to know is (and quickly) "did I get my info QSL'd?" so
> sending TU or QSL first would allow me to quickly slide off looking
> for my next victim and yet the CQ-ing station wouldn't be slowed
> down. Lots of those 3-seconds periods really add up!!
>
> Don't get me started on the guys that send in this instance ". . . .
> . OK RAY . . . I QSL" or some such!
>
> I had a blast with the RU this last weekend - thanks to all the sharp
> ops and their dedication to our hobby!
>
> 73,
> Ray N6HE
>
>
>
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