Dave Garber
have you done a reset on the frequencies tab of wsjt? Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Mon, Oct 11, 2021 at 6:31 AM Nico Ebbendorf <n.ebbendorf@...> wrote: Thank you Dave for your comment.
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Re: Working split
Roger
I'm not happy with the language used in this thread earlier today and have just deleted a message with intemperate language. I will close this thread if it happens again.
I know some members have strong views on certain operating practices but that is not an excuse for lowering the standards of discussion. I expect all views to be stated in a respectful and polite manner. 73 Roger GW4HZA moderator
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Re: Forced Disable of RR73
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Bill M
The problem may also be that they saw the RR73 and moved on. I've done so why wouldn't they once in a while in their own rushed world?
The point is it happens. Bill
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Re: Working split
Sam Birnbaum
Hi Bob,
An upvote from me.
73, Sam W2JDB
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob McGraw - K4TAX <rmcgraw@...> To: main@WSJTX.groups.io Sent: Mon, Oct 11, 2021 8:58 am Subject: Re: [WSJTX] Working split When working stations calling CQ I work them on their frequency and then move on to the next station calling CQ on their frequency. I never take over a frequency. When I call CQ I try to pick a frequency not being used or one where I see no decodes. Therefore I working only those stations calling CQ and not calling CQ myself.
Seems that many ops have different operating schemes, some good, some not so good. With me not being a contest operator, nor a DX chaser, I'm rarely into the fray of battle on the bands, unlike many others. I choose to use decode CQ ONLY and just work those on their frequency. I see no harm in doing this and consider it to be a good neighbor policy as to band usage. Be critical of my operating as you wish. But as the song goes "that's my story and I'm sticking to it" 73 Bob, K4TAX
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Re: Working split
Bob McGraw - K4TAX <rmcgraw@...>
When working stations calling CQ I work them on their frequency and then move on to the next station calling CQ on their frequency. I never take over a frequency. When I call CQ I try to pick a frequency not being used or one where I see no decodes. Therefore I working only those stations calling CQ and not calling CQ myself.
Seems that many ops have different operating schemes, some good, some not so good. With me not being a contest operator, nor a DX chaser, I'm rarely into the fray of battle on the bands, unlike many others. I choose to use decode CQ ONLY and just work those on their frequency. I see no harm in doing this and consider it to be a good neighbor policy as to band usage. Be critical of my operating as you wish. But as the song goes "that's my story and I'm sticking to it" 73 Bob, K4TAX
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Nico Ebbendorf
Thank you Dave for your comment.
The FT897 is set in the VFO mode. I tried to understand the responce on the spilt / non- split mode and found out that when I select the SPL mode in the FT897 I got the correct behaviour for WSJT. This even when I set the VFO-B completely outside the FT8 range (VFO-B at 7.15 MHZ at TX). It is ok when I press A=B and both VFO's are at the same freq. but I still have to select SPL otherwise WSJT shows "ooB" and 0,000 in red on the freq. display. Tried a factory reset of the FT897 but still the same results, Works fine in SPL but ooB when in VFO-A mode... btw, I don't have this issue when driving the FT897 directly without OmniRig, Nico PA3ADU
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Re: sound input error
#windows11
#AudioIssues
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Jeff Elkins
I'm running an IC 7300.
73, Jeff Elkins K5JF
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Dave Garber
Looks like a filter or slope tune is set to very narrow......on the radio Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Sun, Oct 10, 2021 at 12:53 PM reg williams <regwilliamsfod@...> wrote: I have a TS870 with WSJT-X with no problems operating for over 2 years. Well working the recent dxpeditions over the last few days i have on occasion used fox /hound mode.This has always been returned to normal mode operating when a station has been worked.
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Re: sound input error
#windows11
#AudioIssues
#Icom
Dave Garber
do you have the 991a audio drivers installed?. I may have missed that answer. You should be selecting the audio codec, and I think someone mentioned, give permission to allow wsjt to use the microphone make sure you had restarted the PC before trying to restart the wsjt/jtalert, or whatever you are trying to use. Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Sun, Oct 10, 2021 at 12:47 AM Jeff Elkins <jeffelkins@...> wrote: OK, after fighting this for days, I finally grabbed a ferrite and wrapped my USB cable (never had an issue with this cable with previous setups) just in case this was an RFI issue:
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Dave Garber
are you using radio in split mode, or wsjt in 'fake it' mode. is your radio in vfo mode ( some have to be) or memory mode Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Sun, Oct 10, 2021 at 2:02 PM Nico Ebbendorf <n.ebbendorf@...> wrote: Hi,
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Dave Garber
I see this on several clusters. I think it infers cw by the bandplan, not the mode. an example would be the fox/hound at 7056, right in the CW portion. it is just like when the EU were transmitting below 7.100 . assumed cw, when it was either rtty or SSb as long as I know the regular frequencies, i will qsy in wsjt, and not from the cluster, so my radio is in the correct mode Even some logging programs do not recognize, the if a manual entry is on 14.074, mine think its cw (on first log entry) Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE
On Sun, Oct 10, 2021 at 2:02 PM Neil Foster <archernf@...> wrote: I have noticed that some stations are reported as CW in my ve7cc cluster, when clearly they are in a Digital mode by the frequency displayed. I wonder why that is? Neil N4FN
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Re: Forced Disable of RR73
#EnhancementReqest
Gary - AG0N
On Oct 10, 2021, at 10:35, KD7YZ Bob <kd7yz@...> wrote:Apply a little logic.. If you are running a pip-squeak antenna or power (or both), you should expect to not be heard every transmission. Be prepared to use RRR on a normal basis. I you regularly have to do repeats, you should assume the same. If it is a very strong station, you may be able to go back to RR73. Most HF seems to use and only require RR73. On the other hand, if you’re running VHF with a non-local, RR73 should not be assumed. If you’re on MSK144, please don’t use RR73. By definition, MS is hit and miss, mostly miss. Gary - AG0N
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On 10/10/2021 18:46, Neil Foster wrote:
I have noticed that some stations are reported as CW in my ve7cc cluster, when clearly they are in a Digital mode by the frequency displayed. I wonder why that is? Neil N4FNHi Neil, as far as I know the DX Cluster protocol does not include the mode of the spot unless the spotter includes that information in the notes. Therefore it is down to the client receiving the spots to interpret what the mode might be, possibly from the spotted frequency. 73 Bill G4WJS.
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Mike G0LQI
Hi Reg,
To me it looks like you have a notch filter set to 2 kHz. I'm not saying that you have, but that's what it looks like. 73 Mike G0LQI
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Re: Working split
Carl - WC4H
You hit the nail on the head Charlie.
73. Carl - WC4H
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Nico Ebbendorf
Hi,
Trying to set up WSJT-X in combination with Omni-Rig. RX works as expected and the FT-897 is responding correctly. But at TX, the freq. display turns red and showing 0,0000. It is just the diplay because I can still make QSO's and the FT-897 stays at the same frequenty as for RX. I did not make any changes in the Frequency list. I don't have this issue when setting up the radio without Omni-Rig. Any suggestions? 73, Nico PA3ADU
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I have noticed that some stations are reported as CW in my ve7cc cluster, when clearly they are in a Digital mode by the frequency displayed. I wonder why that is? Neil N4FN
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Re: Forced Disable of RR73
#EnhancementReqest
And you do it again. And again as necessary until you or your partner decide to quit the qso. 73 Phil GM3ZZA -- 73 Phil GM3ZZA
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reg williams
I have a TS870 with WSJT-X with no problems operating for over 2 years. Well working the recent dxpeditions over the last few days i have on occasion used fox /hound mode.This has always been returned to normal mode operating when a station has been worked.
Today I switched on the radio to continue working stations and noticed the stations being received and decoded were very close together on the frequency graph ranging from approx 0Khz -1500Khz only. I have checked that all the settings normally used are correct. with the software and radio. I only use the radio for operating with WSJT-X only and not adjusted any of the controls since setting up 2 years ago. It would only have been done inadvertently. I think the problem is related to the radio settings as I have used MSHV to see if the same problem exists on that software, and it does. I have been advised that my frequency could be off a bit. I think this is okay because the frequencies i am using are set in WSJT-X so all I need to do is click on the chosen frequency which then tunes the radio to that frequency where I am able to decode the stations with no problem.. Filter Bandwidth is set to off which is the default setting for digital operation. Any help to solve this problem would be appreciated. Just had to happen for my last day to work the dxepeditions. Many thanks. Reg
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Re: Forced Disable of RR73 #EnhancementReqest solved
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Hey Bill!!
THANKS. Just added two new countries on 12m AFTER I disabled the RR73 What I saw was me repeating RRR and after 3 to 6 times THEY replied with the 73 and my program logged it. No wonder you guys put in the caveat, in the manual, that suggests only use RR73 if you are SURE the other station will have copied you! -- -- Bob KD7YZ in NE Kentucky
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