Search the User Guide for a7. Its fully explained there. Charlie DL3WDG

Read them but it does not state what the a7 means other than additional messages tnx AH0U

I did that first thing but it does not state what the a7 means other than other message

Done that and all it says is additional message... I want to know what the a7 means. tnx, bc

Are you showing the standard Elecraft 4 bars with 5th flickering under ALC?? Neil, KN3ILZ

See release notes on version 2.6.0 rc1

You're using the Release Candidate version, which is a BETA test.  All changes are listed in the RELEASE NOTES on the WSJT-X site.  There's a shortcut built into the HELP menu under RELEASE

Open the Help file and search for "a7". Mike W9MDB

William Smith and Dave Garber, Thanks to both of you for your help. I usually can solve most technical issues since it's what I did for a living over 35 years but this has me stumped. Here are

Where can I find an explanation of what this means? Tnx AH0U

Sorry, but F&H - "SHOULD BE" USED ONLY ON non-std freqs; however, we just had a couple of dxpeditions that DID use Std. Freqs & threw a whole box of wrenches into the works! Ironically, they gave a

I know this can be a deeper subject and not exactly about WSJT-X but the various studies done seem to suggest that you use a 43 mix for HF baluns and 31 mix for HF chokes. See Balun Design's Web

The F250 is the SIZE of the Torroid.  The -31 is the mix. -31 is best for HF -43 is best for VHF can actually get them thru Amazon (probably easiest) Gwen KI5PXQ

Jim, Reino, and Gilbert, Thank you for the replies. They all are helpful. As a new General I know I have a lot to learn. I don't have any F-31 toroids but I added several of the clip on ferrites

I didn’t use any interface at all with my 991A!! Just a usb cable! Worked great using wsjt-x

Hi, Signalink works with its own usb cable. Try to disconnect cat and work only with Signalink (vox ptt). If problem insist compare the settings of your 991 with another working with wsjt-x already

The loading coil makes that a lousy antenna. That's because radiation is greatest from the part of the antenna carrying the greatest current, which for an antenna this short is at the feedpoint. And

Ferrites simply clamped onto cables are optimized for VHF, with maximum effectiveness around 150 MHz. For HF, the weapon of choice is Fair-Rite #31 material, and 4-5 turns through it is about right

I forgot to ask how long is your feedline. In any case your coaxial cable, your rig and computer are on the RF point of view one of the radials. In the worst case at 40m the lengtth may be around 30'

Wolf River Coil 1000 with 102" whip and 3 radials. SWR less than 1.3 -- Thanks, Robert Bower W9RWB WRPH745