Does W11 give you any indication of how often it does a time sync? I believe earlier versions of Windows were by default configured to time-sync once a week, which is far too infrequent if you want

Interesting! I wrote an application to control my FT-891, it also connects to an external GPS (if available) and auto computes the grid. There is an EXT CAT interface that allows me to moderate the

Good idea re a memorial award of some type. An annual innovation award would be worth consideration as well. Some hams are more interested in developing new modes and techniques than in contesting.

What about some sort of "uber-award" - Like the Bill Somerville Memorial Trophy - awarded annually for extraordinary achievement in the WW-DIGI contest? I would contribute to

Another option would be for one or more individuals to sponsor one or more plaques in Bill's memory in the WW-DIGI contest. Details here: https://ww-digi.com/plaques.htm

Mind you the W11 time update also allows you to select nist.gov as a source. Not realistic for those of us in Europe. Hi Phil, At least time sync in W10 allowed to type in any source for time

Whatever works is fine. 73, Sam W2JDB

I'd recommend the non-routable 224.0.0.1 address. I doubt anybody needs to route their multicast data. Mike W9MDB

Hi Mike, I'm running WSJT-x together with MacLoggerDX as well, but on Mojave. Are you by any chance using iCloud for Desktop and Documents? If so, try to disable that feature and retry. Best 73 Frank

Log broadcasting has been deprecated. N1MM can monitor the UDP traffic directly. If you wish to use N1MM and JT Alert at the same time, setup all three program for Multicast by changing the port

That’s what I though so I disabled the W11 time update. When W11 installed it installed a lot of other things it thought I would need. I think I’ve got rid of most of the other stuff I don’t

Meinberg should disable Windows Time Sync, shouldn't it? You don't want more than one time sync service, as they may fight with each other. 73, Willie N1JBJ

With Windows, never make assumptions Gwen

Just installed W11. I noticed that the windows time sync was enabled. I assume I don't need it with Meinberg. -- 73 Phil GM3ZZA

I managed to find the root of this issue. Seems that the network and file discovery service had been disabled for some unknown reason and this prevented WSJT-X from communicating with OmniRig. How

I've written a description of the coding process for the LDPC modes FST4/FST4W, FT8 and MSK144 based on a study of the source code, converting this into code generating routines in an alternative

To use N1MM with WSJT to manage your logs you need to do just a very few things. In WSJT, turn on log broadcasting under reporting. In N1MM, go to the WSJT tab in configure and enable the radio 1

Every contest that I have been in states that the score is not necessary as their software will figure your score. Hi Steve Glad the tips helped - and cheers to Phil about not including the header,

If I’ve forgotten to tune after changing bands and get a high SWR warning, I will hit the rig’s tune button after finishing say a CQ. This takes less than a second at 14 s in the cycle. 73

Potential partial answer. Checking "Calling CQ forces Call 1st" in preferences/settings creates the behavior. It appears the WSJT-X treats a "Tune" as a CQ.