You can delete it. Mike W9MDB

After having worked with WSJT-X and different transceivers/WSJTX-configurations and OmniRig 1.19 for more than a year without any problems, I suddenly ran into that "Failed to start Omni rig Com

Love to see how that works out in the real world, there's a lot of handwaving in the description (works best on low frequencies, ground wave, near the transmitter) and even then it's a degree or so of

Dave, It is supposed to limit by default but one of my instances generated an enormous file ~500MB! (Others did not, I do not know why.) It rarely is of any use. If you have no problems just delete

Is there any reason not to delete it every month after I back it up? Will wsjtx start a new log automatically? Hi Dave, The wsjtx_syslog.log is only a debugging help. It is not read by the wsjt-x

Hi Chuck, Simple answer is *no*. On a QSO point of view the minimum requirements of a complete QSO is to receive a confirmation message "RRR" as it indicates a reception of a "R+rpt" meaning that a

Why should it? Your partner's 73 indicates they've received your RRR. QSO complete! 73 Phil GM3ZZA -- 73 Phil GM3ZZA

I backup my system regularly monthly. I noticed that wsjtx_syslog.log has become very large. There is about 2 years worth of data in it. Is there any reason not to delete it every month after I back

ALL, Yes, I have Auto Seq checked. Yes, I've checked and unchecked "Disable TX after 73" with no effect. Am I missing something here? BTW, WSJTX sends a 73 just fine after my RR73. Isn't FT8

Thank you!

Thank you! verizon.net@groups.io> wrote:

Yes it does! It offers two SNR based displays, weak or strong, based on a user-settable db value. de Laurie VK3AMA (JTAlert author)

Peter G3PLX has been looking at the notes I wrote on the coding of the WSJT Modes, and had some thoughts and unease about the use of binary error correction protocols used with multi-bit symbols.

What you describe is typical of an SDR program. Many SDR receivers are best not used at the centre (Local Oscillator) frequency so an offset is applied, often adjustable. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

Sorry, I lost the first part of the messages. The same occurs on QO-100 satellite... (and obviously can't work on the downlink...) Pietro <pietro@...> ha scritto:

So much great info in this thread. For several years I've heard the "wanted call" voices on FT8 and did not know what the source was or even what the words were. Nice to know what it is. Also, the

Unfortunately it arrive to 30Mhz only. For as I know. 73 Pietro I2OIM Il dom 27 nov 2022, 02:31 Mike Chace-Ortiz <mchaceortiz@...> ha scritto:

Use USB mode and not USB-D which has limited bandwidth on the 991. Menu 103 set to Rear.  My notes on Tx show menu 107=42 and the RF Gain knob half-way.  RF Gain at max causing digitization

I am using the WSPR mode in WSJT-X to control gqrx, which is tuning an RSPdx, running under DragonOS on a Raspberry Pi 4B. Things are working fine, but there is a "quirk" that I don't understand.

JTAlert has always disabled audio output if WSJTX is using the same output device, but that was a one-off check at startup. and didn't take into account changes mid session. With the JTAlert 2.51.0