This problem could also apply to CW and SSB QSOs.
After all, on a sked, or the second band I work a
station on during a contest I already know the grid
square they will send (unless they are a rover) and I
probably know their call, so doing some fills when
they are at the noise level probably happens once in a
awhile. These are probabaly unintentional, as when I
think I hear him send the grid, but might be getting
some help from my expectations or memory.
73s John AA5JG
--- Tim Coad <timcoad@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have read some pretty convincing articles that the
> validity of
> contacts made with the JT65 "deep search" mode are
> pretty iffy. Such as this
> article: http://www.sm2cew.com/jt65.html.
>
> But I have not read a rebuttal to the specific
> points he makes. His article
> in my mind makes me not to want to pursue this mode
> until I hear more
> details.
>
> Any one here familiar with these criticisms?
>
> Tim - NU6S
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