I am having trouble completing the exchange in a FT8 QSO. It seems I just go back and forth many times exchanging signal reports without making it to the 73 portion to end the QSO. I assume I must

Going one step further, I offer these suggestions: --The built-In Sound card device of your computer:-- * Windows Sounds Playback ALWAYS goes to Speakers on the built-in sound card device. * Windows

I just realized this, but, if it were a hamlib issue I could copy the library from 2.3.1 and paste onto the 2.5.4 installation; however it still breaks and shows this error. So, more than likely, the

Thanks for the tip Jeff. A couple of reboots seems to have cured it. Unknown why. 73 Paul K1ABC

I could not get N3JFP logging running on the Pi under wine, so I am running a Raspberry 4 8 gig for WSJT-X and a HP laptop with windows 7 for N3JFP logging. I am using the built in UDP servers to log

Follow the instructions in the DMG file. It should fix the error. Usually happens when there’s an update for macOS. -- Thanks & 73. Jeff K3JRZ ● Email ( K3JRZ.Jeff@... ) ● YouTube (

Since installing the 12.5.1 MacOS patch, I am receiving a Shared Memory Error when trying to run WSJTX (wsjtx-2.6.0-rc1-Darwin.dmg). And clues as to what might be causing this? Thanks and 73, Paul

GM Michael. A few added comments for your excellent list: 1) If you use a powered USB expansion hub, add a ferrite toroid on the cable coming from the USB power supply. 2C) Some hams will

Hey Bob - any chance of setting your OLD system drive to a data drive using the drive on-board jumpers and then seeing if you can read that data on the new system? Just a thought... I have done that

Hi, Michael I just tried this version but it still behaves incorrectly; the only apparent difference is that now it returns 040 for the last few bits of the frequency instead of

Robert, You will need two interfaces, one for the CI-V CAT control and another for the Audio I/O. This one for the CI-V CAT control, https://www.g4zlp.co.uk/unified/IcomCAT.shtml This one for the

Well thanks for all the help. I got it working this morning. I did a fresh install with the frame work 6.0 and reloaded JTALET and WSJT-X . Now it's working great. 73's to all for the help. Dave

Hi Bob, I don't know why you got that directory ../shogu/shogu/.. in first place. Where wsjt-x directs you by the File | Open log directory. Your logging file wsjtx_log.adi should be there. There

One option is to simply recreate the missing directory tree . . . Maybe not ideal, but it would get things back quickly. -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Bob, have you tried any advanced recovery on that drive? Typically you can get those files back.

Using WSJT-X V2.5.4 and Windows 10 64bit I recently had a total wipeout of my computer and lost all my ADIF files (hundreds of FT's, years worth) plus all other modes. Thankfully I still have my

Thanks, guys, for all answers. Another (stupid?) question: will these cables also work for connecting the transceiver to Ham Radio Deluxe? 73 Robert, OE7OER Von: Bruce

The locale has nothing to do with it. Try the latest 64-bit DLL here https://www.dropbox.com/s/7aejdv74nfjxr0q/libhamlib-4.dll?dl=0 I checked the history and there were some changes to the 747GX that

Change your address to 224.0.0.1 -- you will need to update HRD log too for the WSJTX connection and ACLog too. Everybody is adding the multicast capability now. Mike W9MDB

Did you install. NET 6.0? -- John P. WA2FZW