Let me add this: Perhaps you should also please ask to stop the OVER-moderation of this groups.io page! Maybe, just maybe if the helpful hints & answers posted here actually remained here... people

Bill, I am and have been using BktTimeSync. I also checked the time displayed on the main WSJT-X window against time.is and they matched. Ed

Nope! Sorry... That says what it fixed; not what it broke! Like: A) the .adi header, or B) the Yaesu 897, 817, etc., or C) the decodes issues, or D) the problems with band hopping ... Etc.! 73 - John

Tell us why, please. Kyle K7KE

This may help: https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/Release_Notes.txt Lloyd K8DIO

Not sure what you mean by “rf filters”, but I had a similar problem here with my 7300 and PC, connected by a single USB cable. I bought some clamp on toroids and put one at the end of the cable

I ran into this problem on mac, got around it by adding an empty bash script into the .app package. in wsjtx.app , show contents, create new file in Contents/MacOS named user_hardware, chmod +x so it

Hi guys. As I think we all have seen; there have been countless help posts concerning several bugs in v2.2.2. - With generally the same replies/answers. So, out of curiosity, I just rechecked on the

I'm running WSJT-X v2.2.2 on a Windows 10 Pro v1909 system with a FlexRadio 6600M using the slice-master interface to Smart SDR v2.62.. Soon after I enabled the "Special Operating Activity" mode for

I do NOT recommend this company or their materials. 73, Jim K9YC

For lightning protection, yes, as well as all other bonding described in my tutorial, previously posted in this thread. BUT -- the earth is NOT a sump into which hum, buzz, or RFI are poured. 73,

Hi Bill, About when is the new release due to fix the several bugs? 73 - John - N7GHZ

Hi David, there is a known defect in WSJT-X v2.2.2 with WSPR band hopping mode. If you need band hopping mode then I recommend you use WSJT-X

Read Palomar Engineering online RFI issues. Consider wrapping cables around ferrite toroids as well as using snap-on chokes Regards, Joe Ellis KN5Y

John, I had much the same problems until I ran a #12 wire ground from the transmitter to the frame of the computer. My computer does not have provision for a ground, but I put a ground lug under one

I suspect a basic antenna problem, which is the lack of a dedicated return for antenna current. If we don't provide a return, Mother Nature will find her own, which may be through your ham shack and

John, most likely your RFI is hitting the USB interface between PC and TRX. You should use a USB cable with double shielding and RF chokes an each end. If this does not solve the problem try to

Seems like I remember seeing a technique to transferring a contest to ADI file. Is it possible? Thanks and 73 Rod W7OM

Also... put about 3 to 5 ferrites on the coax near the tuner & on the patch coax between the tuner & radio. 73 - John - N7GHZ

John I think you are on the right track. I have ferrite chokes, mainly clamp-ons, on every lead into the computer and also on any power supply or connecting leads, mains and PSU. If possible I use