Glenn, you appear to have replied to the wrong conversation topic. That link says nothing about why a /etc/sysctl.conf file does not work on macOS 11 (Big Sur) running on M1 hardware. Note that it

Hello, Comments from the peanut gallery. Even if it's just an FYI. See https://discussions.apple.com/thread/135487 --73, Glenn, AF8C This email has been checked for

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Austin: As far as you're concerned a QSO is complete when you've sent either your RRR or RR73 so you can (and should) log the QSO as soon as that stage in the sequence has been reached. It's not

Hi Jim, can you send me your ~/Library/Preferences/WSJT-X.ini file please? 73 Bill G4WJS.

I can run 2.3.0-rc2 good with no trouble. Jim Quick / N4ULE jimn4ule@...

None! Jim Quick / N4ULE jimn4ule@...

Hi Jim, is there any sign of a system crash report? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Installed WSJT-X 2.3.0-rc3 on my Mac running Big Sur and it starts but then I get this error. Here is a screenshot of the error I get. Any help or advice will be a big help. 73 Jim Quick /

Hi Shervin, As you know protocol cannot support that as such. One solution is to use free text messages and only a single call sign e.g. you could receive “VE7HQT R+10“, but both operators need

Hi Frank, the sysctl.conf file is right next to the ReadMe.txt file on the WSJT-X installer DMG, but as said before it does not work on macOS running on M1 hardware for some unknown

The readme file is not copied to the user's system when wsjtx is installed. readme can be found inside the wsjtx .dmg install package which you download. Hope this helps. Austin 2E0MNV

Hi Bill I spent a couple of hours yesterday trying to create the LaunchDaemon. It was quite difficult to follow all the steps I found in a YouTube video. Anyway I did complete the file but it didn't

Hello, I use DV9/VE7HQT as my call since my QTH is in the Philippines. When I answer a CQ of another ham with a non-standard DX prefixed call sign, we were both stuck in a never ending loop since we

This is very easily fixed by the user .. just press the DOWN arrow next to your Tx frequency to reset the Rx frequency to what you're using. Neil, KN3ILZ

Hi Michael. thanks for the issue report, this is fixed for the next release and the default -a path will be honoured. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Bill, I guess I did not explain this well enough. In simple terms, when ever I send a CQ then WSJT-X makes sure that RX is lined up with TX and NOT back somewhere else from the previous

Thank you I am using a Mac so JT Alert is not available. I was considering JT Bridge, but not sure if it's quite the same thing. I periodically check all the bands for FT4, but 30m stands out as

Hi Austin, if you have JTAlert running you can see how many station are on each mode in each bands, which helps when chasing QSO's as you are not wasting time hunting on dead bands

Hello Austin, The FT4 part is not as crowded as FT8 but i do use FT4 on 30 meters at regular times. Also hear and work stns at 10.140 MHz in FT4, so they do exist. If you hear and wrk stns in