Last night 30 meter worked well. Tonight not. The setup is the same. Change the input volume. Nothing. If there is problem with communicating with the rig, why only sometimes on 30 m or 40 m? And

Something is wrong. If the output is between 1500 e 2000 Hz it cannit drive from 0 to 3000 Hz. Is it a combination between step of 500 Hz and the fine tune between the two limits? Pietro (via

Wrong. The frequency should be between 1500 and 2000, not locked on 1500. It goes where you put the RED “goal posts”. Gary - AG0N

Here are some vetted settings for the IC-7300 For the TX side set the rig at 50W, WSJT-X Pwr slider at -3dB and adjust the ACC Mod Level to get 25W during transmit.Then you can crank up the WSJT-X Pwr

That's completely different for a transverter setup -- You want to use Split=None and avoid the band edges. As you found sounds like it somewhere like a 2500Hz bandpass. If you RX on the transmit side

Perfectly normal! You have split set to NONE! You must use CAT control for the appropriate shift to work. Use RIG or FAKE IT for split and make sure your CAT control is working properly. Gary -

Pietro, The red goal post and the Tx spinner tells the actual transmit frequency and it really changes for FT8. For some modes 1500 Hz is a default frequency, but you may change it by moving the red

I'm using Win 10, WSJT-X 2.5.4, and HRD Logbook 6.8.0.340. After the QSO has completed (I sent my 73) and the Log QSO window pops up, I make sure all the appropriate fields are filled in, I click on

You need to use Rig Split or Fake It and then you can transmit anywhere. Mike W9MDB

What you mean it's not accessible? Perhaps you should create a hard link to the file on your desktop to make things easier. cd /home/[username]/Desktop ln wsjtx_log.adi

Why are you limiting yourself to 10W?  Rig limit?You'd get more than 9dB on your transmit going to 100W. Mike W9MDB

Checking PSKReporter you do seem to be receiving Europe pretty well but not transmitting very well. What antenna are you using?  And what power level?  What rig do you have? Mike W9MDB

There are no absolutes here -- for example, the IC7300 can put out 100W with no ALC showing at all.  Some rigs will show ALC when at full power.  I have worked with rigs that cannot do full power

Thanks Reino. I'm using a FT818, without split. I had understood that in this condition the output is always 1500 Hz, I'm wrong? If true can't be the audio passband to cut the audio. And I can't see

Hi Pietro You don't tell what rig you are using as the exciter. In most of modern rig the TX filter cut off power around that audio frequency for normal settings of the rig. You could use Split

Was the first thing I thought about. But the output of wsjt (I understand...) is always 1500 Hz and the split moves the RF to create the right output. So in my station the output frequency doesn't

Hi Ray, You've gotten me real confused here. I'm using an Icom 7300. So, if this is not one of the 'late models' then disregard the rest of this message. On my radio the power setting is in about

Pietro, What do you have the TX bandpass filter set for? If the upper setting is lower than 2700 then you are either on the edge or totally out of the upper limit passband. Try adjusting the TX

If you want to simply read it I think that a soft link will do the job. pietro I2OIM verizon.net@groups.io> ha scritto:

v2.6 rc4 If I put the tx frequency higher than ~2700Hz I have no audio output. I'm using split = none, data/pkt mode; the output frequency is under my control (i'm working on QO-100 with separate