Fabrizio, Exactly what isn't working? Can you receive, can you PTT, does it send a tone when you click Tune in WSJT-X? 73, Bernd - KB7AK

Yes, if you mean by "looking like an inductor" as "there being impedance," I agree. In my last message I forgot to mention that they also need to be short for that very reason. But then again,

That would be counterproductive. If the time current time drift is caused by clock problems associated with high cpu load, elevating the process priorities would make that worse, giving Windows less

Mark, I can't add anything since I'm pretty computer illiterate but I just wanted to let you know that I looked at your WSJT-X data and I've seen the same thing on a very different set-up within the

ntpq can't show good status and the system clock be off, so are you certain? If this isn't a system clock problem, how can another lesser tool do any better? -- Sent from my Android device with K-9

It has nothing to do with moisture. It has to do with braid looking like an inductor at times. Inductors are a resistance to RF, therefore they can defeat the purpose of the ground strap when made

Mark,  I went back and read all the posts.  I didn't see where you checked your system time against: https://time.is/ Just to see if Windows is disconnected from the ntp updates for some reason. If

Tim, NTP was working fine.  Exploring a different avenue now.  Time servers don't seem to be the problem. Mark KD0QYN

Did you look at ntpq while this was happening to see if aervers were lost, or ??? -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Hi Mark, There seems to be both linear time shift of half a second from 18:48:15 to 18:49:00. Then at 18:50:00 a jump of one second. Finally at 18:51:00 another 0.4 seconds jump. All to the same

Tad: I recommend that you load the User Defined Contest (UDC) module that was designed for this contest by G4ODB.  It's called VHF_NAMSS, and can be downloaded from the Website of the NAMSS.  Open

Your research provided more justification why I run a GPSDO for my shack. The GPDSO provides a reference 10 MHz signal and 1 PPS that I use to drive a Raspberry PI NTP. I followed the instructions

Dave, Thanks for the comment.  I don't think all those stations are off time.  It's possible I suppose, but they seem to be communicating with each other. I don't have any virus software

Mike I will check with a local, who is using this radio, and see if he has been already using fake it. I know he was during the Flex period Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

if the 3 contacts can be exported to an adi file, I believe there are online Cabrillo creators. Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE wrote:

those time differences could be them and not you..... also, make sure your virus scan is not happening while the laptop is in use. that could cause issues Dave Garber VE3WEJ /

Hi all, Just to add some more details to my research. I have tried several different time servers, but I can't get any improvement from just using the us.pool.ntp.org servers, so I've stayed with

The fact of the matter is that I am not so tach savvy with matters Linux related. I am also very keen on WSJT-X work natively on Android for a truly excellent /P experience.

If you're running EFHW, I have had problems as well. Ordered 50 clamp on MIX 31 ferrites and put them on everything... multiples on the coax etc. Lot's of experiments but might fix one band but

I would have no idea how to start. I cannot even install the OS on the eeePC. I guess I need a Linux head/guru to help me make this happen. I just want to work /P. I have not yet managed to get the