Hi all, My thanks to those who responded with constructive comments. Given their structure, I had hoped it would be realised that the two callsigns I used as an example would be recognised as being

MS took out my Nvidia GPU but my tx problem predates it by a bunch. I don't think they are related in my case. I have learned to do a test tx after changing bands. Bob - wd6dod

a dark mode would be so nice to have...

Hi, There are 2 , possibly more, issues here. 1) The tune issue has been addressed on here and is hopefully being fixed next release. If you hit tune and then decide to call CQ or answer someone

Hi guys, I'm pretty sure this is a WSJTX issue since I had the same problem under Win7 with CreativeAudio sound cards and I have exactly the same problem on now that I've switched to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

Hi all, I've just setup WSJT 2.3 on Ubuntu 20.04.2LTS and everything is working fine but I was wondering if there is a way to make WSJT only see active audio devices or better yet, only

Hi Bill, I am interested to see where this leads. I have the 101D and have to run split as none or my TX is around 500Hz higher than what the waterfall says it is. I can't be sure but I think this

John, Yes, having the transmit move around, (assuming you have some form of split turned on), is normal. Your rig will shift around in transmit frequency, (slightly, Hz., not KHz.), depending on

Hi John, it is normal for WSJT-X to shift the Tx VFO dial frequency according to the Tx audio offset you choose, it is done to ensure your signal is as clean and free from audio harmonics as

You should NOT turn split off. You need Split or “Fake It” to ensure a clean TX signal, unless you only every TX above 1500Hz. 73, Paul G4IJE.

Mine does as well, as it should when the audio component of the sent transmission falls outside the optimal passband of the transceiver. This is to ‘push it back’ to where it is within said

Fred, the way WSJT-X uses a different VFO dial frequency for Tx is not a problem that needs solving, it is an important feature that ensures your signal is as clean as possible, which also allows you

John, Regarding the shift, the VFO frequency remains constant on my FT-DX3000 between transmit and receive. I would check two things: 1) Make sure you aren't in Hound Mode. 2) On the settings tab,

North Korea, "ABC", Kim Jong-un ...... Wake up and smell the coffee. Sorry. -- 73 Ron W3RJW FTdx-5000, Timewave Navigator, WSJT-x 2.4.0 rc4, JTAlert 2.50.1, HRD Deluxe v6.7.0.357 FTdx-3000,

do you have additional software for time sync. check your clock at time.is to see if your clock is off greater than 2.5 seconds ( critical) try using dimension4, meinberg, or any other available

A shift of 500Hz (that’s HERTZ not KILOHERTZ!) is completely normal. It allows the program to generate the tones at a higher frequency to keep harmonics outside the TX passband. 73, Paul G4IJE.

John Are you sure it shifts 500Khz !! thats going put your signals way outside any band we have I fear !!! Not being an expert, but the only time I have noticed a similar problem with decodes, is that

I agree with you and Peter, it is definitely not RFI. I lost the output with 1 or 2 watts output from my FT-857 and even lost it while transmitting into a 50-ohm load. Sometimes I can switch back

Everything was working great, WSJTX, JTAlert and HRD LogBook. Then there were no decodes the next operating session, no Windows updates to interfere. I hear and see loads of signals but no activity is

Hi I have over the years used a RPI for WSJT-X, mostly for FT8 and MSK144. The "speed" of the RPI is on the margin but when #4 was introduced I had no issues to run WSJT-X in deep mode