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Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

Yep got that now. Thanks Martin __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

By Dan Malcolm · #29591 ·

Re: #install #Ubuntu 20.04 #install #linux

Bill - that did the trick. Thank you for all of your hard work. Impressive package and development. 73 Glenn AL4Z

By AL4Z <gpearston@...> · #29590 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

Windows with Meinberg ntp does NOT use gpsd and the official version of gpsd from github does not support Windows at all. While *nix like systems can use gpsd with a serial attached GPS, there is

By Jim Pennino · #29589 ·

Re: Crash when double click on Rx Frequency side under some circumstance #Windows10

Paul, that highlighting of callsigns only is not done by WSJT-X, it is done by some other application like JTAlert. 73 Bill G4WJS.

By Bill Somerville · #29588 ·

Re: Crash when double click on Rx Frequency side under some circumstance #Windows10

This is a followup... I haven't had a chance to test if the program still closes when double clicking, but noticed that it does not alert new DXCC when the double message format comes through. I did

By Paul AC9O · #29587 ·

Re: Feature Request #mainscreen

On Wed, Oct 20, 2021 at 01:52 PM, Pete Ritter K5CPR wrote: Unfortunately some DXPeditions use Fox & Hounds mode on default FT8 frequencies, defeating some of the advantages of that mode, and negating

By Martin G0HDB <marting0hdb@...> · #29586 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

On Wed, Oct 20, 2021 at 02:50 PM, Bill Somerville wrote: Hi Dan, you are not using gpsd. The line: o127.127.22.0 .PPS. 0 l 7 16 377 0.000 0.003 0.001 indicates you

By Martin G0HDB <marting0hdb@...> · #29585 ·

Re: WSPR output power at <0 dBm #WSPR

OK Bill, I guess I need to read more closely. HI!! Thanks, Bobby -- n4au@... n4au@...

By Bobby Chandler · #29584 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

Hi Dan, you are not using gpsd. The line: o127.127.22.0 .PPS. 0 l 7 16 377 0.000 0.003 0.001 indicates you are using the

By Bill Somerville · #29583 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

That doesn’t work either. I don’t think I have gpsd installed. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

By Dan Malcolm · #29582 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

That doesn’t find it Mike. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

By Dan Malcolm · #29581 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

Thanks Bill, I get “pi 17943 12439 0 08:32 pts/0 00:00:00 grep --color=auto gpsd” I’m using the Adafruit Ultimate GPS hat. Meinberg reports the Rpi4 server as a PPS time

By Dan Malcolm · #29580 ·

Re: FT-991A issues #txaudio #AudioIssues #Kenwood #Yaesu

They (Yaesu) did put the AGC off setting on the menu. Press and hold the AGC button to switch it off. Quick press just cycles through Auto, Fast, Med, Slow. Rich W6BOT

By RichW6BOT · #29579 · Edited

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

On 20/10/2021 14:35, Martin G0HDB wrote: Hi Martin, I tend to have /usr/sbin in the PATH environment variable, my bad. Try: /usr/sbin/gpsd -V 73 Bill

By Bill Somerville · #29578 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

On Wed, Oct 20, 2021 at 10:44 AM, Bill Somerville wrote: Hi Martin,gpsd -V 73 Bill G4WJS.Thanks Bill; for some reason when I execute the command, either with or without 'sudo', I get a 'command not

By Martin G0HDB <marting0hdb@...> · #29577 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

The your gpsd is not in your path. Probably in the /sbin directory or such. find / -name "gpsd" Mike W9MDB

By Mike Black · #29576 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

Hi Dan, then you are probably not using gpsd. You can check with: ps -efwww | grep gpsd What GPS are you using? Does it make a PPS signal available to your

By Bill Somerville · #29575 ·

Re: GPS bug may cause PC time to revert to March 2002 on Oct 24th #Timesync #Timesync

Bill,I had the same question that Martin did. “gpsd -V” doesn’t work for me. I get “gpsd: command not found”. This is on a Rpi4 running Buster. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

By Dan Malcolm · #29574 ·

Re: Feature Request #mainscreen

Pete, it is unlikely that DXpeditions use FT8 DXpedition mode on the "usual" FT8 subbands, they are more likely using the "multi-streaming" extension to the MSHV clone of WSJT-X. It is unfortunate

By Bill Somerville · #29573 ·

Re: Feature Request #mainscreen

Unfortunately some DXPeditions use Fox & Hounds mode on default FT8 frequencies, defeating some of the advantages of that mode, and negating the advantage of your suggestion to use a F&H

By Pete Ritter K5CPR · #29572 ·

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