Dan, I'm new here. I would like to ask you about the settings you used within WSJT-X. I have a USB Signalink and an IC-706MKIIG. I can not seem to find or set the proper settings for the radio.

I just upgraded my system to a Ryzen 7 3700x from an i5-7600T. The decodes now quickly happen almost 2 seconds before the timing slot ends even if set to Deep. But at the very end of the time slot all

Well spoken Loren. If you have a ”work around” to solve the actual problem you can use this solution temporally . We remember many programs Is free to use, made by enthusiasts who use a lot of

Hello. While trying to install latest 2.2 version with gdebi i receive (before installation) error with some dependencies. Please find attached txt file with lintian output of gdebi . I hope it will

Hi Personally After upgrading i would wait till the errors Hamlib And ADIF export log headers are fixed) . Best Regards Tom

Hi Edward I Fixed the WSJT-X ADIF Export<eh> error ...Open log file and add a o between the e and h so it reads WSJT-X ADIF Export<eoh> save problem fixed happy days ..73 Best Regards Tom M0HYE

Never used FT-857 instead of FT-897. This is the first time with the new 2.2.2 version it did not function. I cannot answer for other versions of transceivers. OZ4GD / Per Fra:

I usually let a week or two go by as sometime fixes are still sometimes in the works before I upgrade.

Hi Jay, what version of Windows are you using Jay? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hi Bill - tnx for reply. didnt work. Then un-installed WSJT-X, downloaded it again, same problem. Any other ideas ? -- jay ny2ny

Hi Ken, I'm not sure anyone should be running Windows 8.0 any more, 8.1 was a free upgrade that fixed many issues. I have been running every version of JTAlert

George, WB5JJJ, wrote: This applies to not only WSJTx, but JTAlert (if you use it). Older versions of JTA will not function under the new decoding process of WSJTx. Currently WSJTx is v2.2.2 with

Bill, Thank you for your suggestion. I think increasing the TX percentage will work quite well for my situation. At the present time, I only have resonant antennas for three of the bands I have

Tony, you should always keep your software up to date for a myriad of reasons. Just because none of the items "fixed" apply to your operational installation does not mean there are no "under the

I am not blaming either software. I am also not ruling out hardware, or some other piece of software causing the issue, I am just looking for help in finding the issue. I come here to get assistance

Yes I agree, didn't I say I cleaned it all out and used the tar?? I only joined the group in the last few days as until now have been able to sort it all out. Mike VK8MA

Mike, the Linux package files we provide are targeting specific Linux distribution versions, if you are not running those versions you should not be trying to adjust other

On 13/07/2020 07:21, oz4gd@... wrote: Per, this issue has been raised many times here on this list, each time with the same solution being offered. 73 Bill

Here similar problems. Was running fine, tried to upgrade to the new .deb version (2.2.2) on XUbuntu 20.04 and heaps of errors. Cleared it all out using purge to start afresh and try the tar

Hi Ted, you are correct. It should be obvious that all the slots for the band hopping schedule are full so no changes are possible. If you want to add other bands then you must disable some of the