Dennis, You can set up WSJT-X for field day operation. On the WSJT-X main window... Select FILE, then SETTINGS Go to the "Advanced tab"... Select the check box for "Special Operating Activity" Select

GM Dennis My recommendations are as follows: 1. I don’t use automatic logging. I found it missed some QSOs, and didn’t provide enough operator feedback to ensure all the QSOs were logged. 2.

I think auto logging it has been changed to be contest mode allowed only......(see under reporting tab) Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

Guys forgive me if my question is a combination of programs ! I use wsjtx with JT Alert and N3FJP for logging and everything is automated. I make the contact and it logs !!! I am going to

To add some context to this he has a sound card speaker jacked plugged into a MIC jack.  So, very easy to overdrive things  (MIC input expecting -60 to -40dBu, line level -10dBu, and speaker level

Mike If overdriving is the issue, 3 resistors can create a 20db audio attenuator. That may be all you need. Dennis W1UE

Well, Mike Black, W9MDB, looked my system over today and recommended replacing the $10 external USB sound card with something more configurable such as a SignaLink. The current sound adapter is over

Neither of these understand how chokes work. When I measured a Balun Designs product several years ago, it didn't look ANYTHING like their online data sheet. Palomar sells the wrong mix parts. Steve

"Richard ORourke" <rickorourke@...> wrote: You need the qt5-qtserialport-devel package installed -- Brian G8SEZ

"Richard ORourke" <rickorourke@...> wrote: You need to install boost-devel The names wsjtx is using are because it is developed using Debian-style library names. Fedora uses different names so

"Richard ORourke" <rickorourke@...> wrote: The package you need is named: qt5-qtserialport HTH -- Brian G8SEZ

Have you checked your time? http://time.is Mike W9MDB 

Both questions are answered in the links I posted. RFI-Ham.pdf has Fair-Rite part numbers for the most useful sized parts and lists a number of vendors. It also includes a table you can fill in to see

Mike Black, I believe the spots you see are when the radio was connected to my older laptop.  I've attached a diagram of how I have things physically configured.  To move between the old and new

cat /etc/redhat-release Fedora release 36 (Thirty Six) ..so it's a Fedora36 installation. dnf search Qt5 | grep -i serialport <some lines omitted> qt5-qtserialport.x86_64 : Qt5 - SerialPort

Update; I uninstalled again but this time I manually deleted the C:\WSJT and C:\Users\suenr\AppData\Local\WSJT-X folders. I had to reboot 1st though. Something was still in use and it wouldn't delete

Changed rigs from KX3 using serial USB adapter to K3s with USB radio interface. Before WSJTX worked fine but suddenly the FT8 mode would randomly just switch from audio signal going to K3s via usb to

Mike, I installed hamlib 4.5 and the wsjtx_log_config file, attempted to make an ft8 connection but it still fails.  I'm attaching the rig control log.  Thanks!!! I'm new to the Groups application

/home/RickO/Downloads/wsjtx /qt5-qtserialport-5.15.3-1.fc36.x86_64.rpm does not provide the required ake Error at /usr/lib64/cmake/Qt5/Qt5Config.cmake:28 (find_package): Could not find a package

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