Thanks to both! I'll try TOR tonight when I get home. 73, Reid K8JLW

Hi Reid! A colleague had a similar problem. Access to the site WSJT obtained through the use of the Tor Browser. Try it. 73 Boriz UX8IW -- Борис Романов

Bill: >> Let us know if the Avast whitelisting helps with the issue please? Every time I created the path C:\Users\harry\AppData\Local\Temp\WSJT-X\...

Hi Reid, you are not the first to report this issue. The edge servers at the Princeton.edu domain use tools to control spam and malware attacks which sometimes block ranges of IP addresses, your IP

It is the weirdest thing, but I cannot access the WSJT website from my house. I continue to get the ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT message. All other websites at my house work. Several other hams that

Dave, if WSJT-X does not track the VFO frequency of your rig when you have CAT control enabled, then CA control is not working correctly. I do not understand what you are referring to when you say

Is it possible for CAT control to follow the freq from the rig. I have 7.070 and 14.070 in memory but the rig is not following. I have to use the freq choice at the top of the screen. -- Thanks 73's

Gene, that is not necessary for an ntp client, only servers accessed from outside the local sub-net need port 123 opened for incoming connections. 73 Bill G4WJS.

John, that is correct advice for all Icom users, it is not specific to the IC-7300. Note item 4 in the WSJT-X User Guide

I don't recall whether this was mentioned before but make sure Port 123 UDP is open through your firewall(s).

For 7300 owners, check to see if ( transceive ) is on in CIV settings, turn it off. Had error but with off no error when setting rig to split. John NA2NY UPDATE -- Well that was not the problem,

On Wed, Jul 28, 2021 at 12:12 AM, Gregg wrote: i can RX just fine but TX triggers the PTT but there's no sound coming out. Any ideas?Hi Gregg, I have a Pi4 setup to do WSJT-X with my 991A. See the

Willie, Looking at narrowband, high resolution spectra from SDRuno, HDSDR etc. is a good start and is useful for identifying gross effects. However, I find it's very useful to go the next step and

I would add to look for an audio source that has been muted by software accident. Rick KD0XD en12 On 7/28/2021 12:28 AM, Adrian Fewster wrote: -- There are

Are you saying that if I'm using Split and no audio processing, I _can't_ overdrive my rig, and my quest for the perfect signal and maximum output power without causing audio {splatter, harmonics, bad

Yes you can overdrive a 7100 -- I just worked with another user recently and we came up with these settings for the 7100. IC-710012% on USB MOD LEVEL – ACC/USB AF LEVEL to 16% And here's the paper

Nick/M0HGU and Willie/N1JBJ, thanks for the input. I will keep kicking around in W8.1 and see if I can sort it out. Jim/KC4HW - EM71 Alabama

There may not be registry entries as such, ntp config will be in a directory somewhere called /etc/ ... On a win7-pro machine they seem to be in C:\Program Files (x86)\NTP\etc - which may, or may

I suspect that with HughesNet you are going to have 'poor' network time sync, but you'll still be well within the requirements for WSJT-x and it's ilk. You've probably got something left over in a

Hi Reino, Yeah, I didn't want to send a bunch of 3+ MB pictures to the group. The scale is 7.066 to 7.079 MHz, I'll try again when I figure out this SRDuno program, or find another that's easier to