​Paul, I agree with you 100%. Andy...W3LI Q codes: I wouldn’t use them period in messages period. Plain language is key to relaying messages, and habits can be hard to break... I recommend to

Q codes: I wouldn’t use them period in messages period. Plain language is key to relaying messages, and habits can be hard to break... I recommend to all ARES members to break that habit quick and

Doug - Did you happen to extract a suitable answer to this? The existing flmsg Radiogram form can be used to enter the information and pass among operators. When it is time to either pass it to an NTS

So I am confused. From the earlier email asking for a more compatible form for NTS and your reply I thought I understood the following: That it would be preferred if flmsg transmitted the radiogram

Larry, Actually, flmsg's radiogram is very good. The user screen is a great guide for someone who's not adept with the radiogram format. With a couple of mouse

The "File/View/Text..." menu item produces a Radiogram text that is (or at least was) designed to be 100% compatible with NTS requirements. Now one of several issues might be at play

Thanks for the detailed explanation Steve. Unfortunately my Custom Forms skill set will not help here. Custom forms presents the data to fldigi as field names and numbers along with the corresponding

That would be correct. Plain language. Steve KB1TCE

You are correct. Dont use them on messages if the message is for someone or an agency outside of the Amateur community. Same for 10 codes. Wayne Wayne W. Santos N1CKM SEC NH

I have one question regarding the usage of "Q" codes, "10" codes, or any substitution in voice, or digital data. It is my understanding and I have been informed many times that codes are not to be

I appreciate your replies..The path is simple and works for CW, data, & phone. Another big TU to Dave, the development team, and the forum. Doug K7KY

Hi Larry, The proper radiogram format is described in, for example, the "pink card" (cheat sheet) reference. This can be found

Please explain what "compatible" is.... Do you want an exact replica of the ARRL message form? Send me an HTML example of one that is compatible and I can create one for flmsg. -- Larry

The text output of the flmsg Radiogram form is correctly formatted for transmission by voice, cw or digital. I use it routinely for injection into the Digital Traffic Network (DTN). The

I am confused. The FLMSG built-in form should have all of the info NTS is looking for. If they don't work with the fldigi form, then what format are they expecting it in? -- Larry Levesque KA1VGM

We want to pass FLMSG RadioGram traffic to an NTS net, but NTS doesn't work with the FLMSG form. We're hoping someone here has developed a custom FLMSG RadioGram form compatible with NTS. If so, we'd

Here you go: <MODEM:NULL> <TX><!TUNE:01> <RX> -- Larry Levesque KA1VGM

Tx needs an Rx to return to receive. Tune:5. Tunes form5 seconds Try tune:5 by itself-- Larry Levesque KA1VGM Cheshire County EC NHARES

Hello All, I am trying to make the TUNE macro work. Setting it up for a 5 second tune and then stop transmitting MACRO,    <TX><TUNE:5> What I get in the transmit screen is: ^! The timer box

I own a Yaesu 991a and had the exact same problem that was solved by matching menu items #64/65 to 1500. The comparable menu items for this radio appears to be #54\55. Give it a try.