Hi. Yep, there is the warning/note on page 91 of the user manual, as found at:- https://www.manualslib.com/manual/381776/Yaesu-Ft-847.html?page=93#manual In the CAT section, no mention of such a

Not the cheapest interface, but looks to have a good chip and isolation. Native Linux support, as well. https://www.tindie.com/products/hb9zhk/digilink-nano/#specs

FWIW, I've never used anything BUT VOX for SSB, RTTY, and other digital modes. The key is the first part of George's advice to use the PC sound card for system sounds and the USB sound card for

Good to know that this has been reported before. As for it not affecting anything, well if I run 1.5kw on EME, the power spike is 1950 w. Amazingly, the beko amp can handle that ok but it's pushing

Bill, Your powers are strong, I've concluded exactly the same after I "Unchecked" the "Start new period decodes at top". And the Band Activity Window no longer disappears. Good Luck with

On 16/01/2020 14:19, Greg Clark wrote: Hi Greg, the advice to use "Settings->Radio->Split Operating->Fake It" which is often given as a way to work a traditional split

Hi Ed, this is a known issue that we don't currently have a fix for. The decodes are printed but are scrolled off the top of the band activity window, you can verify this by scrolling the window

I forgot about the PSK Reporter feed ... not sure if that's a primary feed there for the WSJT-X modes. Neil, KN3ILZ On 1/16/2020 6:23 PM, Chuck Reti WV8A via Groups.Io

My only "reporting" is to PSKReporter directly from WSJT-X, and I've always seen that reflected on HamSpots. Chuck WV8A

Hi, The FT847 is a strange radio. Connecting an FC20 Auto tuner disables the RS232 port without any warning! There is no indication of this on the display, no LED, nothing at all. Yes, there is a

Greg, I am usually driving my TS590 through the HRD cat interface of WSJT-X. But the HRD interface gets confused with the TRX hardware split between 1840 and 1908 (software split of WSJT-X is to be

FWIW .. if you're using JT-Alert the Decodes History Windows will give you that information, along with all the decodes for your current session. Neil, KN3ILZ On

I have a script that runs independently of WSJT-X and shows the last 5 calls logged. You will need to install Cygwin for it to run though because tail is not a windows app by default. Cygwin is free

Greg, You should be able to add that frequency to the list of allowed frequencies. Bill WB6JJJ

Hello Zeev OK, I am still in the dark how one would access the output of the WSJT-X to add your code ! I will leave well enough alone and be happy to use all of the SW as-is. Thank you for the quick

I certainly second this opinion. Thanks to Zeev for given us the additional script to complete the option made (partially) available as indicated in the FT8 + Operating guide. The process works

Go into the WSJT SETUP menu and select the Frequencies tab. Then on the table Right-click and select Insert. Put 1.908 in the box and click. OK. Then back to the WSJT screen and select that

Hello Dick, I do not believe that one can mix a PowerShell script with the WSJT-X code. The script works independently of WSJT-X by scanning one of its output files.

Its not surprising that you see the same issue on the clone, as it uses much of the same code base. This has been reported previously, I know I've been Bill comment that it

I am running a flex6700 with a beko power amp on 2m directly. My new microham peak power meter is showing a power output spike occurring with WJST -X JT65b just at the beginning of the transmit