Jim, I have a nonCAT setup as well on my TS-450 and have not used Fox/ Hound mode due to the very low frequency (below 500hz sometimes). Do you adjust your dial frequency down to move the Fox up in

Whitelist that directory in your antivirus and see if that fixes it. Mike W9MDB

Nice if you are a PC person, what about Mac? Ted Asmus K8UKE

This issue has been around for a while, go to sound card settings and re-choose your sound card, even though it is already showing, then try to TX. make sure your screen saver and all other green

Thanks Reino for info.,got it working &3,Guy McCracken Sent from Mail for Windows

Bill: Received the following message from a fatal error: Running: C:\WSJTX 2-3-1\wsjtx\bin\jt9 -s WSJT-X -w 1 -m 3 -e "C:\WSJTX 2-3-1\wsjtx\bin" -a "C:\Users\KB3HF Hamstation\AppData\Local\WSJT-X" -t

I've worked many foxen with a 40 year old radio and no CAT. No problem. It works just the same, you just need to be a little more mindful of where the low end is on your SSB filter. I would go so far

Hi Jim, I've certainly experienced Fox & Hounds situations in which I haven't copied the Fox's RR73 because of QSB, QRM or whatever but in the 3D2CR scenario on 17m this morning I was copying the

If you've got CAT implemented, so that WSJT-X can control your rig, then that's all you need for successful operation as a Hound. It *is* possible to operate as a Hound without CAT but it's far from

The ST command is in the 891 -- and that's the one he says is working. The manual for the 991 certainly shows that is not valid.

Hi Mike, I don't even see a 'ST' command. He may have mad a mistake about that and used 'SV' to swap the VFOs. If he did that, it would effectively simulate Split On if the 'SV' command was issued

You're right...my mistake. That's what hamlib does too. My main question is on the query though as to which command works. It sounds like the ST is working on his FT991 which doesn't match the

Hi Mike, I just added the 991A to my program and I believe the SET command is 'FT2'; to set Split Off and 'FT3;' to set Split to On. The read command 'FT;' will return either '0' for Split Off,

Nothing SO2R about it. All this happens with one radio on both ends of the QSO. 73, Jim K9YC

I don’t use SO2R so guess I’m just out of luck

Bad fingers -- I meant to say ABOVE 1,000 Hz. 73, Jim K9YC

Both the 991 and 991A show the FT command for setting split. The 891 has ST. So either the manual is wrong or something is strange with the rig. Can you test to see how your rig responds to those

MAYBE because the Fox must reduce power if running multiple streams, we may not decode the RR73 because of our local noise. I've not operated as the Fox, so don't know how it works on that end, but

The manual is a great place to start, but it confused me at first too. Here's the concept. The Fox owns the channel (and it's always a non-standard FT8 dial frequency), and always operates at small

I think you answered your own question there. "the 17m Fox operator perhaps logging QSOs before they'd run through the complete sequence, in an attempt to maximise the QSO rate" 73, B