Yes Bill, I agree, but that's not what many operators who are testing Q65 seem to be expecting... They are, maybe wrongly, assuming that Q65 will somehow replace FT8 or FT4. Much of the testing,

Hi Rex, No, they don't, at least not in some modes of Q65. For example, Q65 30A looks like this with Sh selected...

OK Bill. Thanks. Interesting. Thank youfor the reply. Joe, K1YOW

Hi Dave The spectrum below the waterfall has indicator letters T, M, R and 73 which correspond to the single tones and they move with reference to the frequency you are working such as 600 Hz to

Hi Joe Checking Sh to send single tones such as @1000 Hz = tune, @1250 Hz=Send Messages, @1500 Hz=RRR and @1750 Hz=73 is the expected behaviour. It is used to complete very weak or marginal QSOs

Thanks for the replies and suggestions. I tried all of them but no luck. The frustrating part is that this combination of hardware was working great not that long ago. In between I was using and Icom

I looked and looked but I can't seem to find a RigBlaster forum.. Does anyone know where that one is? Thanks all Dennis N6NG

I have a TS-570S but I am going to guess that a few things are similar so let me throw out an idea. Change the handshake to hardware. My TS-570S uses a hardware handshake and I don't know if this is

Hi Joe, that is expected behaviour. The short code messages in Q65 mode *are* single tones. Single tones are used by some EME operators to complete QSOs with maximum

in windows, 8 , none, 1 and also had to have dtr and rts high, maybe your should also be that way Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

it sounds like more than one program trying to access the same port, maybe Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

I did a quick test toggling the "Sh" box and the "Tx6" box. I guess that "Sh" stands for 'Shorthand', as in the Shorthand messaging used in other modes? So, clicking on "Sh" changes Tx4 to

On 12/02/2021 21:13, smith.rip@... wrote: Hi Rip, the default baud rate for the USB virtual serial port is 115200, you have 9600 in WSJT-X which is probably wrong. 73

Hello all I just swapped in my Kenwood TS-590sg and attempted to get it up and running with WSJTX. I had had this setup working nicely a few months ago but I put in a different radio for a while. When

Hello, I am using OMNIRIG 1.19 together with SDR console V3.0.26, FT817 with microham USB III interface and it´s virtual coms. All settings OK all function OK for the SAT. Now I want to add

I found out what the issue was, and it isnot configuration change related but it only happens when in Q65. On the IC-9700, I had Sh checked from thelast time I ran MSK144 on 2 meters. So, no

All are present and available to other applications. Chris, AB6QK

That was my suspiscion, But rolling back the update did not change anything. The radio is a Kenwood ts-450s which is properly selected in the settings. There is no special driver for this radio.

Ironically, the only device showing is the Windows Default. No, the device needed is not the Windows default. The device I'm using for the Kenwood is a c-media pci card, which works fine with other

All seems to work well. Just a couple of small things to report so far. I run a TR590SG in one configuration and an IC-9700 in a second configuration. Running V2.4.0-rc1, Windows 10, 64 bit. 1. In