We aren't talking about the amplifier linearity -- we're talking about the rig's power level being linear with the input audio data.  That's how you ensure you aren't into the ALC compression.It all

Thanks for all the input. But I am afraid I don't really follow....so keep it coming, please. In most WSJT-X modes the amplitude is constant, so there is absolutely no need for RF amplification to

Thanks for the patch -- it's been applied to hamlib. Mike W9MDB

Hi Steve, I've been running my FT-897D remotely in the garage with rigctld and network audio streams. This works OK and while I haven't had reports of audio issues, I haven't had a chance to set up

That's one thing I do with everybody I work with is ensure linear operation. So if you have 100W at full scale in WSJT-X then taking the power slider down in 3db increments will halve the power each

Steve, Another thing, maybe more useful for QRP, is that if ALC is not working then the WSJT-X power slider will reduce power linearly. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

Almost every rig with a 12V final amplifier (most all 100W rigs) is pushing the 1 dB compression point of the final amplifier devices at 80W (PEP) output. If the rig is properly aligned, that

Please welcome two new members of the core WSJT Development group: Chet Fennell, KG4IYS, and Uwe Risse, DG2YCB. Each brings important skills and experience to the project, after the loss of Bill

I should have also said.... If you can generate 90W into your rig set at 100W with no ALC is the extra 10W going to really help?  The answer is no. Unless you can monitor your own signal to ensure

Great answer Mike. 73, Sam W2JDB

Nothing to do with transients. Has to do with rig calibration, ALC feedback circuit, and the level at which ALC starts attenuating the signal.     Then it is how does that level relate to clipping

Steve, What Yaesu model are you referring to specifically? Eric KK4KYE yahoo.ca@groups.io> wrote:

There seems to be "received wisdom" that for non-Elecraft radios one must operate WSJT-X modes with no ALC action. Having recently acquired a new Yaesu radio, I found a variety of videos and

Hi John, Just shut down WSJT-X and delete the "wsjtx_log_config.ini" file. ( See last sentence of this Bill's email: https://wsjtx.groups.io/g/main/message/21177 ) You can delete the

Hello and good year to all! I write for asking help for one function that are not udeful on my case, when I start WSJT-X my FTdx3000 (wired via USB cable) start-up. This is not a problem for me but

Hello everyone, #raspberryPi #Bullseye #wsjt-x-crashing New install of WSJT-X 2.5.3 is randomly crashing between receive sequences during decode. Newly built Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.4,

What are you seeing in the syslog file? You should be to have it zeroed out  Put the following in a file named "wsjtx_log_config.ini" in the same directory as the syslog fileYou can change one of

Resolved. Uninstalled and then reinstalled. No memory error now.

I posted a message asking for help with this information file. I posted it to the wrong group. I would like to stop this file from gathering data. It has become very large. I got a response advising

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