I do not see how this would help much. If at start timeis tells you that you are too far off you still have to fix it. I have used dimension 4 and cannot remember the last time any of 3 computers were

Make sure your radio is set to USB on all bands for FT8 and other JT modes. 73. Dave G0WBX. -- Created on and sent from a Unix like PC running and using free and open source software:

This is such a common problem... I wonder whether the maintainers of https://time.is would permit WSJT-X to make use of their API, so that on startup, and periodically thereafter, WSJT-X could show

Hi Clarence, you need the fftw3 development package as well as the library package. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Checked the PC time and it is only 0.2 sec ahead. On 1/10/2020 5:20 PM, neil_zampella wrote:

I am having trouble building wsjtx for the odroidn2 board. The current error is centered around the fftw3 package. Has anyone had success building wsjts for any odroid board? Thanks, Clarence,NT7V

You can use the website Time.IS which will tell you whether or not your computer is correct. Neil, KN3ILZ On 1/10/2020 3:10 PM, Bob McGraw - K4TAX wrote:

Hi all, Running a Mac Mini with Catalina fully patched and WSJT-X v2.1.2. The radio is a K3s. I have absolutely NO issues decoding on any bands except for 80M. I see signals on 80 in the water fall

Neil, Congratulations! If you hear me just call; I'll be happy to Q. 73, George K9GA

I use Dimension 4 which is basically the same function. The timeis web site will tell you how close you are. I just checked and it was within 33 milliseconds. Seldom more than 40 milliseconds off.

Any chance the developers could create a standalone 'ft4d' command line decoder for .WAV files similar to the 'ft8d'? Yes I know 'jt9' exists, but the request centers around creating a standalone,

What a blast, I just had my first QRP FT 8 contact with K3EEI on 15 m. I used my Elecraft K2 that had the Fixed Audio mod board available from Dave W8FGU. My K 2 is the basic QRP radio not the 100

Check your computer clock with some reference. While Windows does provide a time service, I've found it is not adequately accurate for WSJT-X and FT-8 modes. I personally use a free

Great answers from both of you Bill and Zeev. This resolves my issue. This shows that in the background the activity, once launched, wait for an addition of the latest contact into the wsjt.log (the

Seannon, My problem with the no power issue seems to have come down to the red xmit bar jumping out of range on the waterfall on transmit. Sounds crazy but it happened. I was looking at every

I'm afraid I'm not computer savvy enough to do my own build. So while waiting for the dev team to consider this polite request, is there any way to obtain a build with the patch described by Kari

Hi Seannon, have you checked the levels in the pavucontrol application? If you don't have it then install the pavucontrol package. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Also check the audio level you have set (speaker) on the computer. I also had no power out a few times, but bumping the audio level up a few % brought the power out right back.

Best ask on the JS8Call list. groups.io/g/js8call 73. Dave G0WBX. -- Created on and sent from a Unix like PC running and using free and open source software:

Use get-content ${Env:LocalAppData}\wsjt-x\wsjtx.log -tail 3 -wait | foreach {echo $_.split(",")[4]} to show only the Callsigns without the need to change directory. 73 de 4X5ZS