Joe: I see on the Wikipedia entry for "630-meter band" that "amateurs have experimented with weak-signal radio communication near 474.2 kHz, utilising WSPR

I love a good mystery. I assume that mapping programs can’t decode the signal either? Only way I know then would be to get two or more azimuth readings and triangulate. If it is in Area 51 do

Works in my tests with WSJT-X v2.5.4. The name entered on the Log QSO window is getting recorded correctly into both the wsjtx_log.adi and wsjtx.log files after confirming the QSO by clicking the OK

It could be done by the log program. Wsjt-x doesn't know the name. Pietro (via Tablet) I2OIM

A station is transmitting WSPR type signals at 475.690 (1490 on waterfall) that I am unable to decode. The signals appear to have correct WSPR timing, but there are signs of over or excessive

Here are the errors I get from GDebi: Reading database ... (Reading database ... 5%% (Reading database ... 10%% (Reading database ... 15%% (Reading database ... 20%% (Reading database ...

When wstj-x adds the record after the end of the call, it inserts everything into the record we except the name of the contact. Is there a setting to mak.e this happen ? I usually copy and paste from

Thanks guys. I’ll keep my fingers crossed an update comes along that fixes the issue. I now see the other posts describing this issue. I’ll try doing a more thorough search before posting in

I thought that was as it is now. If you re-enable TX then that happens. Or goes to CQ if they don't repeat tx3 or send 73. Unnecessary automation. 73 Phil GM3ZZA > -- 73 Phil GM3ZZA

Gary, Is your MBP Ventura running a M series ARM Chip or Intel? Harry — W9HGO -- 73, Harry W9HGO - Grid DM73rj SKCC #4647 - FIST #21825 -  NAQCC #0211 - QRP ARCI #17488

Hello again, PROBLEM SOLVED. My understanding of F/H has been improved greatly. Here is my NEW perspective: In FT8 F/H mode with me as Hound and "Activate TX" depressed, the cycle goes like

I am in FT8 Hound mode and WSJT-X transmits at 15/45 because "Activate TX" is depressed. I cannot hear other Hounds when transmitting, obviously. But during the RX periodes 00/30, the Fox is

I don't see a Preferences folder inside the contents of my WSJT-X 2.6.0-RC5 app file. And your file is a wsjtx.app file with a white circle & slash through it. Seems weird to update the hamlib parks

I’ll make two suggestions: Update your hamlib version. I compiled hamlib for Mac this morning at: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uf9j4km8oliiz48/wsjtx.260rc5.zip?dl=0 In Finder, go Applications, right

For giggles I tried again. I'm on 13.0.1 too. Uninstalled everything. Used CleanMyMacX to do so. Reinstalled 2.6.0 rc5. Redid special file. Rebooted. After cycles the waterfall stopped moving and

Dave, are you saying that he is not a Fox nor Hound? When I am in the Hound mode, then my transmitter starts at 15/45. I never read the original message carefully, sri. So it is unclear whether Lars

Reino, if he is in F/H should he not be transmitting at 15/45, and listening at 00/30.. sounds like it is not actually in f/h mode Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE wrote:

Every three or so calls, I cease transmissions, take a look for open spaces, then change transmit frequency to an open location, and begin the call cycle again. 73, and thanks, Dave

Lars, If you are not transmitting and activate selection "Rx All Freqs" at the lower middle, then you will see other hounds. 73, Reino OH3mA

The update is available in System Preferences/General/Software Update I have 13.0.1 and my applications will not recognize any ports except the /dev/bluetooth Not sure yet on where the issue is. --