Many thanks Bill, I appreciate your help and courtesy 73 es stay well Neil N4FN

Perfect! Thank you Bill -- Harry K7GQ

Harry, that sounds like a diagnostic trace file, normally called WSJT-X_RIgControl.log , that will only be created if you have adjusted the diagnostic logging facility of WSJT-X. Whenever I ask from

I'm running WSJT-X 2.5.0 f95b59 under High Sierra and each time it starts, it places a RigControl.log on my desktop. I've found no later versions to download (actually no executables to download).

Superb news, thanks Mike and Bill!

Found it.....I just missed the box to check off....TNX

Every time a new WSJT-X version is installed it overwrites the old directory but creates a new Apps entry. It's best to "unnstall" WSJT-X before installing a new version or install each in it's own

How many times have you tried to install it? Neil, KN3ILZ

Hi Neil, assuming you used the default option when upgrading WSJT-X they are just small entries in the registry, you can ignore them as they take up a trivial amount of space. Unfortunately Windows

Hi Jay, where is the WSJT-X installer from, and what command are you using to install it? 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hello Jay, here is a suggestion. Look under the audio tab in WXJTX. Pick codec audio device so the audio comes out and goes through the USB cable to your radio. If you don't see a codec device

I was just in my applications settings to remove an application I no longer use. In scrolling down I noticed about 19 copies of WSJT Many with the same date. What is that all about? Neil N4FN

I double clicked on the installation file, and when that runs, it wants to download another installation file. That download fails- “Failed to Install File” The package download failed.

Thank you! I got it. SSB Menu number 106 SSB mic select needs to be set to REAR…. I changed this and now everything works just great! Thank you! ’73, Jay

Negative. It's a string of beads. #31 is the right material for HF, but without multiple turns, it's primarily inductive at HF. It's addressed directly in this slide

A few small snap on ferrites up near the feed point on the antenna really helped me with problems like this. The ones I found best were of the type 31 ferrites for HF. Beware of the non designated

In System Preferences -> Sound panel, make sure you have the Input and Output devices set to the Griffin iUSB device. I have Line Out (the headphone jack on my MacBook Pro) going directly to Line In

Hey Jim, What's your opinion of

Download the 32 or 64-bit zip file or exe and replace the libhamlib-4.dll in WSJT-X from the packge. The VFOA problem has been fixed. http://n0nb.users.sourceforge.net/ Mike W9MDB

Hi Paul, I am informed this has been repaired. If you are running on MS Windows you can try the latest snapshot build of Hamlib from the Hamlib team. Download the appropriate binary snapshot from