On 26 Feb 2020 at 15:38, reg williams wrote: > I see many stations being worked by > VP8PJ in the band activity column but > as of yet I have not seen the > operator calling cq. I guess this is >

Hi Reg, Most important is that you see Fox transmissions. Secondly you answering CQ is best, but you may as well call Fox as soon as you see a RR73 to somebody and no additional report to somebody

John: I am not sure your question was answered. I see the same thing when calling in the current version but not a prior version. it may be an unfixed bug. I just reclick enable. The fox will

I have used WSJT-X for some months now and have enjoyed using it. I have never used the fox/hound mode, so this is my first use of it, to try and work VP8PJ ft8 mode. I have set up hound mode

The fox will always be BELOW 1000 Hz, and callers have to be above 1000 Hz ... At least at my QTH, VP8PJ is always quite week ... I never saw them stronger than about -11 db ... They can use

See attached. Do you use JTAlert? It's great. I let JTAlert do the coloring in conjunction with WSJTX. Green for new CQ. Grayed out for Worked B4. Red to LOTW. Works great for me. 73, Herb

Thanks Steve. Contest Exuberantly, Hank, W6SX

I've seen calls for 2 states without a space....CQ NYMI....CQ NDWY... It doesn't take long to figure it out. Then poor Delaware need 3 characters...CQ DEL... or CQ DE just looks like a normal CQ.

Are you using DXPedition mode (Fox & Hound) ? You may want to review the DXpedition User Guide found here: https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/FT8_DXpedition_Mode.pdf

First ensure you are in Fox/Hound mode. The Fox (DX Station) will ALWAYS transmit first/even. If you don’t hear him, don’t call. You must call above above 1000 Hz and have CAT control set up. When

James, In WSJT-X, click File, click "Open Log Directory". Drag your adi onto the log directory; you are done. GA

I accidentally removed my adi file from the app. I still have the file on my desktop but can’t see a way to restore it.

Today I attempted to work the VP8PJ station on 14.090. I am pretty good at FT8, but totally confused on the protocol. In the Decode box I see all the stations calling, but do not see the VP8PJ

It is up to the operator to ensure the accuracy of what goes into your log. Always. 73 -Jim NU0C "Steinar Fremme" <steinar@...> wrote:

Check under SETUP-FILE-AUDIO for the input and output and make sure the CODEC ones are picked. -- 73 de Amir K9CHP ARRL, Emergency Coordinator, Onondaga County, NY Radio Amateurs of Greater

Thank you for the suggestion. Will try it next time. 73 -- Bruce Goldstein, WA3AFS AEC, Albany County ASEC, Eastern NY SKYWARN Regional Coordinator, NWS, Albany, NY Net

Thanks for the clarification on that Bill. I know there was a lot of discussion on that at the time but I didn’t realize where it finalized. 73, Gary - AG0N

I’m pretty sure you can only use one at a time. — Gary - AG0N

Gary, that's not correct for the FT8, FT4, and MSK144 modes. Those accept any word of up to four letters between the CQ and own callsign. They also accept a three digit number in the

It would be helpful if all of these built in codes were documented clearly. Maybe they are and I missed it.. While working for FT8 WAS I tried such as CQ ND WY or CQ NE ND SD or other things like