If you use Ham Radio Deluxe or N2FJP loggers, you can set WSJT-X to simultaneously log into those programs which gives you a real-time readable log. You can then send your adi file to LOTW.

You can read the file. It should open with a text editor. Right click the file and select “open with” and select a test editor on your computer. That is generally notepad on a windows computer.

I have run WSJTX on different computers and have moved the contacts into WSJTX.log from secondary computers to the primary computer. Since I can't read an .adi file i am uncertain if i upload

Thanks Neil, I'll keep an eye on the save folder. Paul, W5PF On 3/4/2020 6:57 AM, neil_zampella wrote:

I've had the same problem. Seems like the last time it happened, I tried lowering the RF Gain and it started decoding every sequence. I wasn't getting high readings on the level meter at the time 73

Ryan, the WSJT-X call "Lookup" button searches in previously stored entries, saved by the "Add" button. The retrieved data is the grid square. The functionality is designed for EME and other VHF,

Hi Buddy, I have a similar problem. When I start WSJT-X it will only decode half of the cycles. After about 20 minutes it settles down and decodes all. Then, when I try to answer a CQ, it will stop

That's why there are DX Clusters, and third-party programs that will do that not just for FT8 modes, but SSB, CW, etc. Neil, KN3ILZ On 3/4/2020 8:57 AM, Barry Green via

FWIW .... there aren't many 'original package bugs' .. but I agree, adding additional functionality when there's a third-party program that will do that, and more just adds complexity to an

Thanks to those of you who replied. I have investigated this option in HDSDR and using this you can solve the problem in a somewhat bizarre way. As you probably know when you swop the Rx I/Q

You can Enable Wanted Callsign Alert in JTAlert. 73, Herb WB8ASI

Gary, Look at the main GUI, button marked "Lookup" just above the Date and time window. From the User Guide: "The program can maintain a database of callsigns and

Barry, Perhaps you should study what JTAlert can already now provide to you. Audio and visual alerts for several alert conditions Your Callsign decoded (someone calling you) CQ & QRZ Wanted

It would seem possible to add a feature to FT8 that would allow users to list a particular call they were looking for (such as a DXpedition) and have an alert sent when that call appeared in the FT8

WSJT-X doesn’t have a lookup button and never has that I know of. The program is more than a little busy to want to add something that might have to wait on the extremely variable speed of the

Perhaps the reason is they are still working on the bugs and enhancements of the primary package they have now. It’s a free program and we are at their mercy on enhancements and I am not one to get

I live in the Pacific NW and propagation on all bands has been dismal for the last several years. I like working DX on any band and mode so FT8 has been a new challenge for me. Recently I switched

I have looked and it appears that the callsign lookup button really doesn't do anything, unless another application is also installed, like JT-alert. Why not add some options, for lookup sites like

Hi Paul, I have not used HDSDR in a very long time, but I think you need to examine the configuration of I/Q on "Input Channel Mode for RX"

Hi Paul, I have not used HDSDR in a very long time, but I think you need to examine the configuration of I/Q on "Input Channel Mode for RX" 73, Ron