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Doesn't QRZ and LOTW Use a 30 minute window for logging conformation? And I believe it is standard when Updating the log it is 1 minute difference. It can be tedious to have it log as many times as

By Shawn Johnson · #4866 ·

Re: Invalid QSO Data

That happened to me a few times but I noticed that each time it did, either the sent or received signal report boxes were empty. Once I filled them in (from the WSJTX line item) I could hit Log and

By Joe · #4865 ·

Sounds good to me - would help identifying multipliers. - John, N0TA On 12/9/2019 8:38 AM, Hank Garretson wrote:

By John Reilly <reillyjf@...> · #4864 ·

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/

By Don--AE4DW · #4863 ·

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

By Bill Somerville · #4862 ·

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

By John W9ILY · #4861 ·

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

By Herb Blue - WB8ASI · #4860 ·

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

By K8BL BOB LIDDY <k8bl@...> · #4859 ·

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

By R Gape <robin@...> · #4858 ·

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.

By Jim Cooper · #4857 ·

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

By Jim Bacher - WB8VSU <wb8vsu@...> · #4856 ·

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

By Michael WA7SKG · #4855 ·

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

By Andrew OBrien · #4854 ·

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,

By Bill Somerville · #4853 ·

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

By Bill Somerville · #4852 ·

I ask again.

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

By Hank Garretson · #4851 ·

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

By John W9ILY · #4850 ·

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

By W7DDE · #4849 ·