Hi Bill Sorry to be a bit obtuse but when I look at the site, I can see a number of folders but I can't see a download link for this version. I have done a search at the top rhs side of the page but I

Ed, Decoding saved .wav files validates only that PC is working properly. It does not tell anything about connection between rig and PC. On the other hand Signalink USB has worked for others. One

Hi Svein, the Hamlib developers can be contacted on the Hamlib project developers mailing list: Hamlib-developer@... I am fairly certain you issue is

Hi David, I don't understand your question, the link is to the installers for v2.1.2, that is the version I am recommending. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Bill, How do I contact the HAMLIB developers with regard to this bug? You can eventually contact me directly at la3pu@... 73 de LA3PU Svein

Many thanks Bill. I have looked at the link you sent me. Which version should I use?. There are several listed. Kind regards David Griffiths

I also noticed the decode button staying on during the contest. Investigating, I found that one CPU core was hitting 100% for periods roughly coinciding with the decode button behavior. I'm using

Possibly! More basic system here v2.2.2 W10 Pro 64bit v2004 on a 3GHz Intel Core2 Duo CPU and just WSJT running alongside N1MM with a K3 over the weekend. Out of contests I run JTALert and DXLab suite

John- perhaps you could compile and maintain said information? Dan KC2STA -- Dan Ziolkowski KC2STA SKCC #4290T Ubuntu LINUX

Reino, Thank you for the reply. Here are my responses and comments on your concerns. "I have followed with interest this discussion. I have not seen which rig you are using and how its audio is

Hi Rod, all your contest QSOs should already be in the wsjtx_log.adi file. If you renamed your original wsjtx_log.adi file to something else, eg. wsjtx_log.full, before the start of a contest then

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