Sounds like great progress Hans. The exchange is completely up to you. If
you don't want to send NR just take it out of the exchange.
<urcall> <urnumber> B K0HB 65 MN is written as %C % B K0HB 65 MN
The %C is the station's call.
The % by itself is the number.
The standard exchange has a pair of %B in it. These bracket what would be
sent if the call is a dupe, as in B4.
So the standard exchange sends K0PC QSO B4 if we have already worked and
K0PC NR 123 B K0HB 65 MN if we haven't.
73,
Pat KØPC
At 01:07 AM 3/19/01 +0000, Hans K0HB wrote:
OK, now I'm getting dangerous! I've got WL talking to my
radio and sending CW and I've even fingered out how to
make <f1> work as in CT. Aren't you proud of me?
Now a question. I hate sending "NR" prior to sending
a serial number, as in SweepStakes. Using the example
from the help file, I programed <f2> like this:
%C %BQSO B4%BNR % B K0HB 65 MN
This causes the program to send this:
<urcall> NR<urnumber> B K0HB 65 MN
I prefer the form:
<urcall> <urnumber> B KOHB 65 MN
Can I (and how) program the memory to not transmit the
letters "NR" before <urnumber> ??
Thanks,
Hans, K0HB
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