Hi Jay, we are aware of the sequencing issue you mention, it should be fixed in a later release. The short code tones used in Q65 are like the ones used in JT4 mode and are only ment for a visual

Thanks. I had Auto Clear Avg turned on but Enable averaging was not on. -- 73, Jay K0GU DN70mq

Hi Joel, thanks for the reply, but yes, I've gone back and forth with an older hamlib (using -m 204) and new hamlib (using -m 2004) and using the hamlib linked with wsjtx (wsjtx-rigctl and

I just realized I'm running a non-standard version of sntp. So this command: may not work for you. I'm continuing to investigate, and I'll report back what I find. 73, Steve W1SEG

Hi - observed 2 issues with RC4 Q65 and not sure if its just "cockpit error" hihi... * RR73 turns off ENABLE XMIT even if AUTO SEQUENCE is unchecked * SH tones in Q65 transmit OK but do not decode

I had the same problem on my Flex 5000. I found uninstalling all previous versions of WSJT and deleting the .ini file solved the problem. Lyle N0LWF

Hi all, If you are running Big Sur on Mac, check your time. Try https://time.is There seems to be a defect in Apple's "timed" daemon, which is responsible for maintaining accurate time in Big Sur. I

Hi Mike, yes format does include channels, all WSJT-X does is check the available formats using the Qt QAudioDeviceInfo::isFormatSupported API, that is an operating system neutral

I didn't expect BOTH to be valid, but I did expect the "mono" option to work the same on the DSNOOP and HW as it does on PLUGHW. Obviously (now that I found the "answer") HW and DSNOOP refuse to go

Turn on Autoclear Avg after decode and that will work around the problem for now. Make sure Enable Average is on. 73, N0AN Hasan

Hi Bill, Before I had aluminum in the air here in NorCal, I worked a bunch of single-hop and at least a dozen double-hop CW QSOs to the east coast and KH6, switching between the two 80M dipoles at

Bill, I think you heard Joe K1JT on either sporadic E or ionospheric scatter or tropo. He has a good signal and Q65 is a very sensitive mode. Your 80 meter dipole at 50 ft should do

Team: Ok, this is a littel weird. Been trying q65 with a very modest 6 meter station and have a few QSOs from within the area. I was working on something else, and looked up and saw this on my

I'll attach a screen shot below. K7MAC called me and decoded twice on the same sequence on the same frequency about 4 seconds apart (EME delay is not turned on). You can see in the TX window that

Mark, the settings file location is documented in the WSJT-X User Guide: https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.3.1.html#_file_locations 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hi Bill. Sorry, slight error on my part, I should have said forces DIGL not LSB. DIGU is normal. 73 Geoff.

He is my simple solution. A DATA QSO is a DATA QSO.and will match any other DATA mode QSO.

The obvious solution is to delay uploading your log with Q65 QSOs until that happens. The only downside is that ALL of your QSO partners will have to wait for that to happen. No biggie -- MANY hams

Mark Have you rescanned Hamlib to see if WSJTX installed a new version? At times the radio designation number is changed and your rig to daemon will need to be updated. Joel

LoTW will not accept the submode until its been approved. They did the same with FT4 even though it was also a submode of MFSK. TQSL will need to have a configuration update in order