On 26/01/2022 15:28, Carlos wrote:

.... locator in
Tx 1 I do not log these QSOs as I >regard them as incomplete.

OK, well, its up to you Roger....
And, do the other station know, that you did not log the QSO ?
Is for you the missing locator a reason for a faulty QSO ???
73, Karl OE3JAG

Normally there is no requirement to log any QSO in the UK so there
should be no expectation any QSO will be logged.

I usually ignore calls without a grid but the odd one creeps through.

I like to collect the grid of stations I work so a QSO without without a
grid is useless to me.

73
Roger
G4HZA

Am 26.01.22, 13:40 schrieb Roger <groups@...>:

On 26/01/2022 12:22, Chuck - KY4CU wrote:

It's fairly standard to use this method to move things along. It's

mentioned in 10.5 of the user's guide:

In some circumstances it may be desirable to make your QSOs as short as

possible. To configure the program to start contacts with message #2,
disable message #1 by double-clicking its radio-button in the Next

column

or Tx 1 button in the Now column. Similarly, to send RR73 rather than

RRR

for message #4, double-click one of its buttons.

Unless they have a complex call which prevents sending their locator in
Tx 1 I do not log these QSOs as I regard them as incomplete.

73
Roger
GW4HZA