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"Colin XSD"
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThanks Hans,
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I¡¯ve got it now, pity you can¡¯t enter a space after (and before if you have
a 5-character callsign) to made the entry the same for QRSS.
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Just got to get it to work on 10m (I have yet to build the 40m LPF), I did
have a problem with the 10m LPF due to an intermittent dry joint (check out fine
with a continuity check but didn¡¯t work when it didn¡¯t have a meter connected to
it). In the process of fixing it I have made a mess of the LPF board, a coil
wire came out of the hole and I could not get the solder to clear it, so had to
resort to drilling it out, so I think I will be ordering another 10m LPF at some
time.
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I also seem to have problems with it running on 10m, so I¡¯ve going to try
twiddling with the DDS pot as suggested by Eddie
G3ZJO. The frequency is too unstable to measure most of the time.
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73, Colin M0XSD.
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Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 6:38 AM
To: QRPLabs@...
Subject: Re: [QRPLabs] Re: Message Error ?
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Hi Colin
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WSPR has certain precise requirements about how you specify the callsign,
they are described in section 6.3 of the manual. The typical 5-character
callsign should be entered plain, without spaces. Bit if you have a callsign
with 2-letters, 1-digit, 2-letters, then you have to put a space on the right
after the callsign. Sorry, I know it is a bit confusing.
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One space after the callsign is recommended for QRSS modes (i.e. other than
WSPR) because otherwise your message will just flow into repeats e.g.
G0UPLG0UPLG0UPLG0... and be hard to decode.
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73 Hans G0UPL On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 3:05 PM, m0xsd@... <m0xsd@...>
wrote:
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