They should run fine without admin privs. Also take a look at this app, I tried Dim 4 for awhile, and then switched to this one, I like its simplicity: http://www.timesynctool.com/

Hi John, hard to answer that definitively. If the signal reports start dropping and the rate decreases then that may be a time to reduce the number of slots, on the assumption that Hounds are missing

Thanks, Bill. One further question: when do you suggest is the best time to change the number of slots? During an RX session or at a different time? John W9ILY

I have the State ID turned on in JTAlert, and found it very easy to see their location.

Michael, et al: We have a Club Station that has no Internet access and we also do Special Events and Field Day from locations with no Internet access. Some of our Members and I have watches that are

John, Bill, perhaps another approach would be to think of the data flow and how integrity of the contact log is maintained. Currently WSJT-X has data integrity since a log entry is made

why? the exchange contains the state ... many people these days 'collect' grid squares, so that is an additional bit of information provided by the current format.

If the building has wifi, put a Raspberry Pi at roof level with a GPS unit and a wifi dongle. Let it be a ntp server for the network. Jim Bacher, WB8VSU wb8vsu@... https://trc.guru

We thought about that. Problem is, the shack is in the middle of the first floor of a three story building. We would have to run a line to the roof for the GPS to work. Huge task. Michael

and I just waited for CQing stations to send their next sequence which revealed their location if they were in USA Andy

On 09/12/2019 15:38, Hank Garretson wrote: Hi Hank, the exchange of locators is included as a means of enhancing scoring, i.e. some sort of points per distance arrangement,

Hi John, glad things are going well apart from the dupes in the log. I am sure you have worked this out, but take care to have the number of slots allowed set appropriately for the propagation

On Sat, Dec 7, 2019 at 12:33 PM Hank Garretson <w6sx@...> wrote: When In RTTY Roundup, wsjt-x generated CQ is CQ RU W6SX DM07 Wouldn't it be better, more informative, and more useful as CQ RU W6SX

Hi Bill. Yes, we are using 2.1.2 and understand the process. It would be good if, in the future, a second or third transmitted RR73 within a 2 minute period, for example, did not create additional log

Michael, Look at Net Time, http://www.timesynctool.com/ and it does not require admin to use as it installs as a service. Sure, on systems set up for admin control such as the EOC it will need admin

Good decision Bill. Yes, dupes are better than missed confirmations for valid QSOs. 73 Martin 9A2JK On 9.12.2019. 12:43, Bill Somerville wrote:

Without internet access you may try USB GPS receiver (less than US$ 10) and free software. On eBay search for ''VK-172 GMOUSE USB GPS Receiver'' For software google

Hi John, I assume you are using the latest WSJT-X v2.1.2, this was intentionally changed to log dupes, prior versions did not log dupes. The reason was that when dupes were ignored many stations were

Hi Michael, I don't know about Dimension4, but the Meinberg NTP Client installs a service to run ntpd and that has the necessary rights to adjust the system clock. Other than a UAC pop up when

I've just had a very frustrating few days with similar symptoms on my Mac. I my case this finally turned out to be the sound card spontaneously setting itself to 41000 samples/sec despite me setting