[WT-support] WT in CQWW

[ct1ilt at mail.telepac.pt]

Hi Larry,

Almost everything was resolved, I just had some noise from my sister's PC on
160m which occured in having a vy low score there, but anyway everything was
just perfect... My new antenas + W-T rocked!

I will wait for Olivier answer, will check it tomorrow cause I dont have
Internet at home in University. I am using WX0B-SO2R Box (tnx CT1BOH =) =) )


Well I didnt know about the ^ so I know it for next time! thank you.


Once again thank you fantastic Job you guys are doing!

73's Filipe CT1ILT aka 6Y3T
CS2A in 2007 ??



Citando Laurent HAAS - F6FVY <f6fvy at free.fr>:

> Hi Filipe
>
> glad to see you finally resolved your problems to be on the air this
> week-end !
>
> ct1ilt at mail.telepac.pt a écrit :
>
> > 1-When running at 42 WPM or more and we want to work a mult on the 2nd rig
> that
> > has a slower CW we have to change all the time with Alt-F9 to a slower
> value. I
> > made lots of QSOs on the secund rig, actully most of the mults were on the
> > secund rig and I always had to change the speed, normally between 30-36 WPM
> and
> > then come back to 44 or whatever.
>
> I'm not involved in SO2R coding but I think it is possible. But maybe
> only with certain hardware boxes only ? Olivier has to confirm this later.
>
> > 2-I donno if someone thinks thinks the same but here it goes. Isn't the
> time
> > from the spaces between text, for example "INSERT", I mean on the INSERT we
> > have: his call + RST + EXCHANGE. I find the time between his call and RST
> very
> > long, I took the space out and its too short. It there any way to change
> this?
> > If not it's no problem, just an idea.
>
> You can use ^ (called half-space) characters. Duration = 1/2 dot. You
> can chain several ^ characters if needed.
>
> 73
>
> Larry - F6FVY
>
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