It worked here for a few minutes and then returned. I shut down JTalert and it went away. I just installed the latest version of JTalert, so It looks like it’s coming from that application. Time

I will try that and see if it works – appears to so far

In the past, this issue was diagnosed as related to deep decoding and the workaround was to change Decode to Fast. I don't know if that still works now or not but it is worth a try. I have made a

I found that somehow JT-Alert had gotten the “ITU Zone” alert turned on. Cleared that check mark and the green is gone! I should have realized that dark green is not a color choice in WSJT-X!

Having same issue here

Greetings, I swapped some monitors and USB sound cards around in my PC today, and ended up returning to the original configuration. Now when I run WSJT-x V 2.2.0, all of the 73 and RR73 texts are

An easy way to tell is by reducing your transmit power. If the issue stops, it is an RF issue. The odds are very good that it is.

Rick, I have rc2, & it's crashing too & having log issues, and... 73 - John - N7GHZ

Go Download the latest RC version… 73 Rick N2AMG

In all fairness, this is open source software and complete source code is freely available. There is nothing in the way of licensing that would stop you from fixing it yourself, and/or even

Same situation here... Win 7 Ultimate, no other programs open... FT8 is fine, FT4 has crashed 13 times in 4 hours............. VERY FRUSTRATING !!!!!!! 73BobKo6Lu On 1/2/2021 10:27 AM, Patrick Hung

It’s RFI. Same thing happens with almost all USB cables on my 705. The 705 is super sensitive to RFI. You’ll need ferrites on your cables. And if you use an amp, you’ll need a choke on the RF

Sorry if you already answered on the grid tracker forum. I must have missed the alert for it. I understand, it's for a new callsign I've never worked before. I tried to turn it off in call roster

RB K8EZB

Run v2.3.0-RC2 On 1/2/2021 12:27 PM, Patrick Hung wrote:

I'd ask on a JTDX group as it isn't supported here Neil, KN3ILZ On 1/2/2021 10:55 AM, Andy_501 wrote:

I went up to the computer in the radio shack and got more specific answers for you. The filtering I was talking about is at the top of Call Roster as shown below. If you need help on the filtering ask

Bill, to see if you can do that, in Windows File Explorer on a different computer, click on Network Neighborhood. If you see the other computer in the Neighborhood, you can replace the IP address with

Thank you, Charles, I'll give those freqs a try. Best regards, Patrick Hung -- 73, Patrick, W6AJR

OK, thanks sir! 73, and thanks, Dave (NK7Z) https://www.nk7z.net ARRL Volunteer Examiner ARRL Technical Specialist, RFI ARRL Asst. Director, NW Division, Technical Resources