Are you saying that following your ODD Tx time, you see nothing on the EVENs, then the next ODD Tx time (evidently you disabled the Transmit button) you don't see anything either?

Thanks Martin, I don't normally have the TX1 etc tab open so I wasn't aware of it. 73 Phil GM3ZZA -- 73 Phil GM3ZZA

John, All of your questions...and probably some that you haven't thought of can be answered by having a quick read of this

Tnx Dave, I've got things back to normal. Disconnected everything and got each working on its own. Had to revise the new path to HamPrograms folder in a few places I missed the first time around.

Log checking for several recent contests that used the FT4 and FT8 modes has shown undesirably large numbers of claimed QSOs that receive not-in-log ("NIL") status from the other station. The WSJT

Ok, I will try the Esc key , but I find also entries that do have other QSO's in between - that is what really concerns me . I'm just sitting and editing my logs in MacLogger - and find 1 out of 100

I am new to using fox and hound. I was trying it out yesterday. In hound mode, WSJT-X would transmit the TX1 message a few times and then stop. Is that normal? Should I just enable transmit again? I

-- I use wsjtx 2.1.2 with Ic-7300 for Ft8 for a couple of years now, it works fine. I have an issue when I go to fox and hound. When I enable the transmit button after I make my call for 15 seconds

On 26/02/2020 16:12, Steinar Fremme wrote: Knut, this will only happen if you have no intervening QSOs. If you abandon a QSO then hit the ESC key, this will forget the

Sure I can , but why should it be necessary - I classify it as a bug in functionality. And yes - I just set the start time - 1 minute before end-time - and then all is ok. Now when I know about - i'm

On 25 Feb 2020 at 21:45, Steinar Fremme wrote: > When I then look at the entries I > find that the start-time for the log > entry is the start time for the > FIRST QSO, that did not succeed , and >

Lots of good stuff here, but I really like the cold cerveza tip -- 73 Mick VA3EPM

Dave,   I really like the sound of your suggestion to put all my ham programs into their own folder.   I found that some don't give you a choice.  So now I have some in my new HamPrograms folder,

Start-Time and End-Time of a FT8 QSO I have been using WSJT-X together with MacLoggerDX for a year now, and wherry happy about how it works. But I have been a thing that I have not understood for

Bruce, I've been away from WSJT for a couple of years so I'm rusty but would USDE or DEUS perhaps work? 73 Jim - W4BQP first licensed in 1953 as W4BQP/WN4BQP

Great advice on all counts, George! I'll also add "RTFM" and study the ARRL Handbook to learn as much as possible about how radio and electronics work. 73, Jim K9YC

I use WSJT-X and JTAlert (AL) for running FT8. My computer is a home made Windows 10 machine with plug-in sound card and it also has a headphone jack. My interface is a Yaesu SCU-17. WSJT-X is

Thanks for getting back to me I decided to upgrade my end fed to a OFC Dipole

Dave, I really like the sound of your suggestion to put all my ham programs into their own folder. I found that some don't give you a choice. So now I have some in my new HamPrograms folder, and

Ok, that worked, I have to wonder though what happened, there were then gone. Thanks -- Ryan, KC0QNB, DN90WW. Gothenburg, NE