Hi Amos, see point 11 in the "Detailed Instructions for Hounds" section in this document: https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/FT8_DXpedition_Mode.pdf I is intended and designed to try an

FT8 Fox and Hound have become very popular lately but it has a problem: My calls for J5HKT yesterday and today on 7,10, 18 Mhz does last about 2.5 minutes. Enable Tx becomes Halt Tx. This in in

OK, after fighting this for days, I finally grabbed a ferrite and wrapped my USB cable (never had an issue with this cable with previous setups) just in case this was an RFI

Hi JJ, your expectations should not be any different from the examples given in the WSJT-X User

While calling CQ, If a station responds thru the conversation, if he sends me a 73, my software disengages the ENABLE button and resets. See image of QSO. This doesn't happen when I'm calling someone

Yeah, I jumped through all the RealTek hoops; disabled the rt devices in device manager, disabled driver updates, even booted into safe mode and moved the rt drivers out of the way. Bill says that

Jeff I guess we are all waiting for some genius to answer! The error seems to involve the RealTek audio device. But that should not be seen if it is disabled. In any case it has nothing to do with

All the privacy options are checked.

Not every caller seems to answer replies on my original tx freq. even though they saw me on freq A, they only reply when I reply on their freq B. doesn’t make sense to me, but it sometimes is the

It looks like the caller in question has a large drift - ~1 Hz/minute. BTW I second your request. 73 Phil Sent from Mail for Windows

I tend to lock the tx frequency and then fake the split I do not operate on the callers frequency, using the waterfall display to help, like anytime in radio listen listen and listen again so your on

May I ask those responding to a CQ who are moving to the caller’s frequency to then QSY when QSO is completed. It is best to keep your transmit frequency selected to avoid this. It is unnecessary to

Hi John, yes that is the correct location, assuming the WSJT-X directory it self is in the right location. As Reino states, an easy way to locate the right location is to use WSJT-X,

Bill, Where precisely should they go? Does this look better? I seem to remember that they should be under SAVE It's been an interesting and LONG process to get my shack back in order after the OS

Hi Roger, Your proposal works, but there are three issues to make it less useful for the proposed feature: - decoding attempt is first tried on the green goalpost, but if the first decoding

Bill, Where precisely should they go? Does this look better? I seem to remember that they should be under SAVE It's been an interesting and LONG process to get my shack back in order after the OS

Hi Jeff, You may not have noticed this but the station on the top of the decode list is the station in the green RX maker on the waterfall display. So if Im understanding your question this would do

You can already do something like that yourself with grep or equivalent in a command prompt. I use python programs for parsing ALL.TXT but that might be overkill for the feature you are looking for.

I had the same problem in Windows 11 with an FT-991A and the suggestion of: Have you allowed WSJT-X access to microphone devices in the system Camera and Microphone Privacy options? Fixed my problem.

Hi Jeff, I doubt the AUDIODG.EXE crash in the event log is related to the WSJT-X error message. Have you allowed WSJT-X access to microphone devices in the system Camera and Microphone Privacy