An exchange of grid is no more of a requirement for a valid contact than an exchange of state or country. You have worked that grid whether you exchange it or not. The TX2 call method is in the user's

Alek, I fully agree with you. There must be a two way exchange of the minimum elements required for a legitimate contact. I too avoid folks that call me right off with only a signal report, not having

I had an issue like this and what happened was that I was transmitting to far up or down on the waterfall, if you are too far up or down it won't transmit any audio. I was pulling my hair out over

If you look at section 7.4 "Standard Exchange" of the User Guide you will find: " Several options are available for circumstances where fast QSOs are desirable. Double-click the Tx1 control under Now

Also, I noticed that also from time to time and usually work the station (usually DX). I never gave it much thought but I do see your side of it. 73, Chris KN6EQQ

Alek, Interestingly enough there are a number of DX, (to me), ops that work just the opposite... Makes it difficult to decide which way to go... I tend to use your method first, but if I see the DX,

I notice that when a lot of people call me in FT8 mode, they skip the first line with their callsign and grid square information and just call with their callsign and my report. I make a point of not

Bill, Have you looked at pskreporter? https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html I just checked, and your call is being received in several places in the USA, as well as in Japan. Your audio is

The IC 7100 has a menu setting to switch the audio source to the USB. Have you checked this? Roger GW4HZA

I’m sure you’re familiar with this lament, but I’m pulling my hair out trying to figure why my IC 7100 won’t transmit data on FT8. The CAT works fine, received data (CQ’s) are displayed as

THIS WAS IT! after 4 days of trying to get my 991A to tx…, 🤪

Take a look at GridTracker. It will upload your QSOs automatically to multiple sites. https://gridtracker.org/ John, WØZI www.w0zi.com

OK thank you everyone - this is extremely helpful. I am beginner in WSJT so I had not fully explored the software. The information and references I am sure will let me configure my two-receiver

Hi David, This is a bit outside the normal WSJTX group issue, but here it goes. As Bill already stated WSJT-X does not support a two source solution. In you comparison you need two receivers and

Well, all you need is a single standard USB cable to convey both audio and cat between rig and pc and you got it. 73, Reino OH3mA

Besides the time issue I did find MS messed with the audio ports last update. Tnx. BillB W7WMB

Long story - longer. Just changed internet providers from T-mobile hot spot to ATT Wireless Internet (we're out in the county - wireless or sat is the only solution). After your comment I checked and

Immediately on the right end of the Input line is a selection box ("drop down") that allows the user to select Mono | Left | Right or Both. Just make sure that Windows initializes your sound card

Tnx for the support! The reason why I want to work via vox control simple I have not cat cables yet. But I had found a old usb cable by clean the shack so I wanted to try. But I’m not an real digi

On 10/12/2020 17:28, David Feldman via groups.io wrote: Hi David, it doesn't sound like you have tried what you want to do, there are no issues with doing the things you wish.