By "Field Day Overlay" we are referring to the Advanced Setup using the Field Day Contest mode. The number and letter will encode the county or county line in Nevada and the section will be 'NV'.

We will not be using the WARC bands for the contest, so there should be no conflict. Rules are at http://nvqso.com/contest-rules/ 73, Jim W6US

Bill I appreciate the feedback and guidance. I suspect based on the premise the harmonic problem is due to overdriving the rigs modulator that there is hope I am not one of the lids agitating Mike.

That *assumes* the transceiver still has a crystal filter in the transmit path. Many of the newer SDR based designs lack crystal (or other 2.7 KHz bandwidth) filtering in the transmit path and rely

Please be aware, FT4 is used, sometimes heavily, on 18.104. Please try to avoid conflict. I’m not sure about other frequencies/bands, but 17m is very popular during the daytime. Gary - AG0N

Could you explain what you mean by 'Field Day overlay', as the WSJT-X special contest mode for Field Day will only accept codes for type of station, and ARRL area. Neil, KN3ILZ

On 07/10/2021 01:43, Chuck Moore via groups.io wrote: Chuck, this is a misunderstanding of the issue and such advice can easily lead to a very poor transmitted signal. Audio

Audio distortion products that fall outside the sideband TX filter do NOT burn TX power. But the war on distortion products is certainly a worthy one. Learning how to properly set audio levels is also

Evening Mike While I can raise the low end frequency, and the high frequency end rises with a 1:1 ratio, I am only seeing 2500 Hertz displayed with the Waterfall adjusted to display edge to edge.

The Nevada QSO party will be using the Field Day overlay to pass all of the counties and countylines this weekend. We will be operating about 4 KHz above the standard frequencies to avoid conflict

No I didn't, how to do that? John VE7KKQ

FWIW .... its actually easier to create a separate configuration for DXPeditions, then enter the DXpedition frequencies, and clear out the normal frequencies. Less clutter in

You don't say what rig you have but you're correct many rigs have about a 2400Hz bandwidth. If you turn off Flatten, set Start=0, and increase Bins/Pixel to see the right edge, and go to a quiet spot

On 06/10/2021 22:10, Chuck Moore via groups.io wrote: Hi Chuck, the waterfall bandwidth is not limited to 2500 Hz. The WSJT-X audio processing chain is currently limited to

Did you test the "BSX" command as I recommended and see the behavior? Mike WMDB On Wednesday, October 6,

Thanks, Bill! I thought the shift happened around 1500 Hz or so. Just didn't want to be branded as a "lid" for transmitting on the DX station's frequency! 73 Dave - K1DJE

While trying to identify an anomaly around 2300 Hz on the waterfall display I was curious about what is above 2500 Hz. The typical grab the edge of the waterfall display with the mouse and pull right

Hi Dave, assuming you have one of the "Settings->Radio->Split Operating" options checked then your Tx VFO dial frequency and Tx tones will be adjusted to keep the Tx tones between 1500 Hz and 1999

I've created a separate configuration for F/H and have gone through the instructions several times, and it appears to be working, except for one thing. When I transmit to the DX station, I don't see

I just checked my FTdx-3000 Menu 31, set to BAND, always has been, so my conclusion is that there is something amiss with the WSJT-X rig file for the FTdx-3000 as the FTdx-5000 file works