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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Bill, is that selectable by the usse in the drop down menu ( right in main screen) Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

Hi Bobby, you have misunderstood the query, the WSPR beacon message format includes the transmitter power in dBm. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Bruce, I find the power slider to be fairly accurate, if not near the top. If you set up for a 0dB signal, and follow the slider to drop, say 10dB, it is pretty accurate. Bobby/N4AU --

Just an update. So I placed beads from the the ATU both wire the control wire and the TX/RX wire . I also added another bead to the laptop from the ICOM-705 making 3 beads. But I also changed the

Bruce, The only way I know is wsprnet. In your profile or "Chat". But unfortunately I do not think it is used by many. I also would like lower powers to be accommodated but I guess the protocol can

On 20/10/2021 10:37, Martin G0HDB wrote: Hi Martin, gpsd -V 73 Bill G4WJS.

On Tue, Oct 19, 2021 at 06:47 PM, Bill Somerville wrote: Hi Mike and all, I checked my stratum 1 NTP server, which is a Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi OS Linux system. It is using gpsd 3.17 (as is my

Paul, Im also using v2.2.2 for the same reason as you and I have had the exact same issues as you with the 3DA0 stations. Both the instant crash if you double click a 2 message line, and the

I have had many hours of fun over the past few years, transmitting very weak WSPR signals at <0 dBm (1 milliwatt) output power. My most recent "experiments" were at a level close to -20 dBm, aka 10

If you use multiple servers, Meinberg should ignore any with bad times as "false tickers" or "outlyers". I "seed" my NTP configuration file with two or three publicly accessible stratum 1 servers

Gil, Nothing happened then because we spent a lot of time and money fixing stuff. WB4HXE, Carey -- 73, Carey, WB4HXE

Condolences. 73 Phil GM3ZZA -- 73 Phil GM3ZZA