I am running the latest version. I have been using Dimension as may time syn for years.Today I am getting Double decoding ?? I am making contacts. My computer has enuf horsepower to decode quickly.

Hi Mike There is an app for PC, and for mobile phone (at least for Android type phones), which is able to decipher a number of digital modes. It is called «SignalID» for «Automatic Radio Signal

And now, having just modded the PIC code to generate Q65 Pure tones, no noise - NO DECODING whatsoever, ever, never, to the extent I was pointlessly chasing up errors in the code and wasted over an

This may be a stupid question - But in scouring the bands I hear so many data signals and I look for a possible decode based on what I think they sound like. As Im predominately a 2M up and we've

Hello to all, I would like to mention a strange behavior regarding the use of a specific type 1 suffix in the callsign. The list of type 1 suffixes indicates that /P is a valid type 1 suffix: When /P

Hello to all, I would like to mention a strange behavior regarding the use of a specific type 1 suffix in the callsign. The list of type 1 suffixes indicates that /P is a valid type 1 suffix: When /P

RR Martin. It is an interesting project. 73 de Bob K4RCG

OK, time for this discussion to END. 73 -Jim NU0C "K8BL BOB LIDDY" <k8bl@...> wrote:

Bill, Thanks for pointing those things out. Yes, there are many helpful and often necessary things provided when an answering Station is gracious enough to provide their Grid. That's why it's selfish

The grid allows WSJT-X to show their beam heading so I can turn the antenna. Also, JTAlert will quickly / automatically provide their name and grid. But the grid displayed in JTAlert (from QRZ.com)

Thanks Bob, currently reaching out to HAM Radio Clubs around the world to draw some interest and to promote the new Project. I already made a post on the Wsprnet.org forum. Much appreciated if you

IMHO... I consider it rude and inconsiderate to purposely avoid using the proper protocol that was specifically designed to provide the Grid to the station you are calling just to save a few

Lance... Vy Cool! TNX for sharing. Drive Safe! de Bob K8BL

Hello Martin, you answered the important difference to many other operators, hi! So only some will know grid by just double clicking, I assume. As reminded in the text in the User Guide “reasonably

Hi, Wondering if someone can help. I packed all my gear away for three months and recently set it back up. Now when I change frequency band in WSJT-X using cat control, the rig momentarily flickers

I am on a month long road trip across the country on 6m from the car, and I always call CQ with my current grid. Funny how many people answer me ignoring my grid and assuming I am still in

Hello Reino, whenever I work a new station, and often when I've copied a new one but haven't yet worked it, I use the 'Add' button to put the station's callsign and grid into the 'database' which is

Hi Bill, Switched to Mode->None. Works. Thanks. 73, -- Stan, K4SBZ

I use a similar approach to Jay, albeit with a slight variation - if I've previously worked a station, either domestic or DX, then I'll generally use Tx2 to call them because they should already have

Update If I add noise the frequency measurement works properly. But the S/N doesn't Is S/N reporting supposed to be implemented in JT4 wider modes? I do very vaguely seem to recall a comment once that