Derek, As Bill has said, if it works satisfactorily then do not worry. Different devices do not always match. It may be that the best driver is not loaded, maybe just Windows generic USB sound

I hand point the antenna and the cable is short. Hearing the echo in CW is an art, but hearing an echo as programmed into WSJT ( 2 s repeated transmissions over several minutes) should be simpler.

Did a test with an old version v2.0.1, yes old. CAT works perfectly to my Rig and PA ! When I change band in WSJT-x the band is also changed on the Rig and PA ! 73/Bengt, SM6MUY

No..I didn't detect a bug necessarily...I just put a check on the one strcpy routine in flrig.c to spit out a debug error message and avoid the strcpy when the argument is null. But it appears from

It’s still supposed to be. I’ve had the occasional PSK31 QSO on this frequency. More interesting than the wham bam thank you ma’am FT8 QSO’s. That said I had a ten second CW QSO the other day-

Hi Derek, I have the same exact situation. Just little back ground: I was using a SIIG USB/Audio adapter (I have no clue which audio chip it implements). About two Windows updates

"So 0dB is OK?" In my case yes. But I want to be clear. In my internal sound card (Motherboard), the mic input has a gain control AND a level control. Its the gain control that makes the difference in

Did the "Info Threads" data help anything? My understanding at this point (from the replies here) is that Mike has detected a bug in Hamlib and will fix this in the next release -- but when is that

While operating FT8 on 20m recently, I've noticed activity below the tuned frequency. Timing and appearance on the waterfall make it look like someone was operating FT8 on LSB instead of USB. There

Derek So 0dB is OK? I've used stereo single input sound devices like that for soundcard SDR, rather more critical than WSJT, and have been satisfied by results. Often it seems such devices are

Hi George, 14 .070 used to be a PSK 31/64 watering hole. You might want to check out this site for sounds and visuals of other digital modes: http://www.w1hkj.com/FldigiHelp-3.21/Modes/

You didn’t state which frequency. If it was 14.070 or 14.090 then it may have been FT8 in Fox/Hound mode. Bill WB6JJJ

While operating FT8 on 20m recently, I've noticed activity below the tuned frequency. Timing and appearance on the waterfall make it look like someone was operating FT8 on LSB instead of USB. There

Thanks for all the help. Ron Schmahl K2PSD

To Bill and others who helped: Thank you my friends. I have solved my problem. When my laptop was wiped cleaned and Win10 reinstalled, the driver for my USB to Serial converter cable was deleted. I

Martin, Your comments turned up something. The cheap USB sound card input is in fact a mic input (not Line-in). I had checked earlier for a mic gain setting as you suggested some mic inputs

Hi Randy, Does it produce a executable for different platforms or does it depend on its own Node-Red runtime environment ? 73, Sam W2JDB

Hi Phillip. It is a coding environment as well. It is different from the typical line-by-line structured coding that you may have seen for arduino or other environments. In Node-Red, there are

It's a coding environment too. The example dashboard in the QST article shows an azimuth plot on a world map so looks like somebody has already coded the necessary information. Mike W9MDB

Hi Guillaume, sent signal reports are no longer automatically changed during a QSO, this is to avoid any confusion about the report sent when messages are repeated, and for effective message