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Doug Smith W9WI wrote:
It would be an interesting exercise... for a DXpedition to use custom software... that issues a random code number for each QSO... and transmits it. If you want a QSL, you have to provide the right code for your QSO. I wonder what it would do to the QSL rate if you *had* to copy the DX? That's one heck of a good idea! Alternatively, you can just key the random code back. If correct, you get "TU", if not, you have two more tries. Third try without luck is a "not in log". I like that. Peter Lemken DF5JT Berlin -- Paul Lincke ist dem Zille sein Milhaud. (Harry Rowohlt) |
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