This means that no call sign was associated with a transmission.
So even if all you’re doing is testing your antenna, tuning up the amp, speaking your call sign will work.
And to see if you’re in reach of a distant repeater, keying the mic and listen for the repeater’s signal, that’s called kerchunking because of the sound that everyone else hears.
You are supposed to say your call sign! Right?
Main rules are to give your call sign at least once every 10 minutes during a contact and when the contact is finished.
You’ll generally need to give your call to establish contact of course.
If the contact is too short for the 10 minute rule just give your call sign as you end the contact.
This applies to test transmissions as well.
The purpose of identification is to state the source of the signal.
If you are using phone, you are required to identify in English I think[/b] but I hear an Italian net in VK2 all the time so I guess not.
Anyway its not about phone its about data... it looks like the WSPR digital signal is OK and if you decode it you will know who and where
AND the regs say....
The call can be given in CW, voice, image, or even digital transmission.
so don't drop carriers on legit data please.
You dont know what is going on they were legit tests at gray line
as a courtesy I am setting my CW ID ON.
• 160m 1.836600 1.838000 - 1.838200
• 80m 3.592600 3.594000 - 3.594200
• 40m 7.038600 7.040000 - 7.040200
• 30m 10.138700 10.140100 - 10.140300
• 20m 14.095600 14.097000 - 14.097200
• 17m 18.104600 18.106000 - 18.106200
• 15m 21.094600 21.096000 - 21.096200
• 12m 24.924600 24.926000 - 24.926200
• 10m 28.124600 28.126000 - 28.126200
• 6m 50.293000 50.294400 - 50.294600
• 2m 144.488500 144.489900 - 144.490100
> And a contentious 432.300
1500 HZ tones UPPER SB
