[ADXA] Explaine me this

[w5znjoel at gmail.com]

S20MUJ was first reported as a pirate that always appeared on the same frequency as 7O73T. However it was finally determined this is a clitch in the WSJT software that occurs when a compound, or non-standard callsign, is being decoded. 7O73T is such a call sign, it ain’t normal and that is why you will see <…> displayed in the decode window and you won’t see the callsign, in this case 7O73T, until you enter that callsign in the DX Call box. Once you do that things will appear and work fine, but if not, and you try to call 7O73T by placing the callsign in the TX msgs it will hiccup and send a bogus callsign.

 

So, whenever you see <…> in the decode window enter the real callsign of the station in the DX Call box and life will be much more simpler.

 

73 Joel W5ZN

 

From: adxa-bounces at mailman.qth.net <adxa-bounces at mailman.qth.net> On Behalf Of Trent Fleming
Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2023 10:37 AM
To: Jon W. Reynolds <jwr91886 at pm.me>
Cc: adxa at mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [ADXA] Explaine me this

 

Perfect!  BE the DX!!!

 

 

trentfleming.com





On Nov 22, 2023, at 9:45 AM, Jon W. Reynolds via ADXA <adxa at mailman.qth.net <mailto:adxa at mailman.qth.net> > wrote:

I say, let us gather our lanterns and pitchforks and radios and travel over there to inquire further.... and if it's a pirate, we'll just set up shop as a DXpidition team....and then, of course, GET IN THERE, AND WORK 'EM!!!


KI5UCZ 
Jon


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-------- Original Message --------
On Nov 22, 2023, 09:26, WB5JJJ < wb5jjj at gmail.com <mailto:wb5jjj at gmail.com> > wrote:

 

It has been reported that S20MUJ is a pirate.  Given that, why is he and 7O73T working and giving RR73 to the same station in the proper sequences.  Could it be a bad WSJTx hash and causing the S20MUJ to appear instead of 7O73T?  So is the same station all the time as they seem to appear together most of the time.  

 

See attached.  

 

73's

George - WB5JJJ
HoIP - 100105

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