Thanks all for replying. It seems as if my practices are consistent with mainstream thoughts on QSO's end and courtesy. I'd like to have a 73, but I don't require it. Every logged QSO is sent to

Mike, I'll reply to an R-XX with a plane 73 up to four times. Then I assume he just can't receive me. Sometimes I'll use JTAlert's message facility to send a notification that I have them in my log.

If you have the gps for time you may as well use it for location and to discipline your DDS frequency

Bill: Are you sure you're looking at the correct file, namely wsjtx_log.adi? There's another file - wsjtx.log - in the same directory but this isn't the ADIF file that gets read by the software; my

Hi Alan, It looks like the IC-7300 does drift some. I tried with my TS-590SG and the drift shows as 0 on almost every station that reported hearing me. The TS-590SG does have the optional TCXO. I've

You are right, it is not that big of a deal.    Your station, your process. In my operation process, I do expect to see confirmation that my signal report was received, either with a RR73 or the

Hi I don't have any header on the adif file, but wsjt-x reads it without any hiccup. 8000+ records is shortly shown on the info box in the bottom line left hand. Do your wsjt_log.adi file possibly

Add this to the top of the fileADIF Export<adif_ver:5>3.1.1<created_timestamp:15>20220331 125620<programid:6>WSJT-X<programversion:5>2.5.4<eoh>

I know this has been covered many times in the past, but my problem continues. I have upgraded to the latest version, still have the error message. I have read all of the previous posts regarding

If you look at my QRZ page I have links to USB adaptors which break the shield.  There are both USB-A and USB-B adaptors.  You can put those on most any USB device (not the hub though) and reduce

StuLike you I have an IC-7300. Unfortunately triyng to keep it operating when operating FT-8 it is hit or miss. The consensus has been rf is getting into the USB line andcausing havoc with control of

Hi Ropert, The sensitive part of your installation is the connection between your radio and MacBook. I think you mentioned it to be a USB cable. A quite low common mode current on the cable do enter

Stan, If it is only occasional from maybe one or two stations then it is their problem. If it is on most spots of your transmission then you are drifting. A search seems to indicate that some

Starting next set of experiments to understand and characterize the WSJT long running tx failure. Next set of experiments: 4a, b, c, d, e, f Same configuration as Experiment 1 with the following

Are you sure that your local oscillator frequency is low enough and the signals you see on the waterfall are from the upper side band of the receiver? E.g. on 20 m band the local oscillator frequency

Sure you have no AFC? Pietro I2OIM

I've been tinkering with WSPR lately. At first it was receive only using an SDRplay RSP1A, CubicSDR and WSJTX 2.5.4 on Kubuntu 20.04 Antenna is a 55 ft random wire fed with a 9:1 unun at the antenna

I've been tinkering with WSPR lately. At first it was receive only using an SDRplay RSP1A, CubicSDR and WSJTX 2.5.4 on Kubuntu 20.04 Antenna is a 55 ft random wire fed with a 9:1 unun at the antenna

I do the same.

I, on the other hand, log just about anything that has all the BASIC elements of a contact (as in callsign and signal report exchanged). You would be surprised as to how many LoTW confirmations I get