Radioteletype

yeah

i am primarily cw and ssb um I've been dabbling, doing some RTTY, mostly contesting just because I enjoy contesting and the competitive aspect of it.

I'm not real big on FT8, FT4, although just my personal...

To me, it doesn't do a whole lot.

It's written in Go and uses the Qt 6 mapping, uh, in my Qt for the, uh, for the UI.

Uh, the main focus is on CW contest on HF, but it should also work for a single sideband and a RTTY contest.

It's Go based.

It's MIT licensed, and I'm just looking at the, uh, at the user interface here.

It's pretty simple.

Um, nothing super special.

I'd be interested to see exactly what they're talking about with, uh, RTTY and whether they actually have a RTTY UI or you're using something else for that.

Strangely enough, they don't show us a screenshot for the- [laughs] with the RTTY in it.

There was this so-called flashlight propagation to the Pacific Northwest, and he only worked a handful of stations, and luckily I was one of them.

The same station was on later on 20-meter RTTY.

He was 20 over S9 at my location, and I can't print him.

And I'm pulling out the rest of my hair trying to figure out why I can't print him.

So Super Fox allows you to send, I hope I get this correct, four signal reports and five RR73 reports in one 15 second cycle, and really that's quite impressive.

Now, do you try on a...

When you do your de-expeditions from a hotel or whatever, do you try to run multiple modes, not just FT8, but, um, single sideband CW, RTTY, and FT8 i- in order to create a variety of offerings for the people that are wanting to pounce on you, and be able to give everybody a chance to work you?

Yes, I do.