Kai, This will depend on the logging app. If it outputs to ADIF, then ADIF has two fields TIME_ON and TIME_OFF, with obvious meaning. Also QSO_DATE and QSO_DATE_OFF. WSJT-X uses both TIME_ON and

<<Why do stations answer my CQ on my transmit frequency?>> Because they double click on the call calling CQ and it starts the QSO process, it’s not wrong (people do it on other modes all day

Clark & Al: Thanks for the quick response. I had somehow missed that little checkbox and now is all OK. Yes, I always start off with a different Tx frequency and have once or twice gone to the other

Because the issue keeps cropping up, I ask the following question: What is the standard practice for logging the time of a QSO? Is it the start time? Or the ending time? Searching the archives doesn't

Bill, Enable Menus by checking the box along the right had side just below the RX frequency window and next to the TUNE button.. AL, K0VM On 3/24/2020 10:15 AM, Bill

W8LVN, You can turn the Menus ON/OFF with the "Menus" checkbox next to the "Tune" button: My understanding of the right hand frame (looking at the title at the

Folks: First of all, this is a marvelous piece of software and I very much enjoy using it. I have been a software developer (53 years) and now concentrate on application security (companies pay me to

I'm not sure what has gone wrong but I suspect somehow WSJT-X, JTAlert and my Log4OM database are not in sync. Often (but not always) I see a known DXCC country highlighted in yellow, whereas I have

On 24/03/2020 07:55, Nc8q-mesh@... wrote: Hi Chuck, that's not correct, the message frame must be within the time tolerance, just receiving some of the message will

Hi, Gary:  I am also considering time offset. The DT can be off by as much as 5 seconds and still get a decode because 8 of 13 seconds was within the decode window. Chuck

Gary, let me present my wild guess that a time correction, say 5 seconds, happened just after a reception of enough signal for a decode, but before the result was displayed. That may be related to the

We’re talking time offset (DF), not amount of signal time to decode. Gary - AG0N

Hi, Gary:  I think WSJT-X can decode with as little as 8 seconds of the ~13 second transmission. Due to FEC I guess. Chuck

Hi Bill, I am using the WSJT program's mode button. This has been the technique I have been using for years. Harv N2CB

Well FINALLY!, I think I got it. I have been looking for a "worked B4" box to check so a worked B4 station would show up as a selected color(like RED). With the described color combinations, the

The CQs are specific. The Worked B4 is the issue stations are not necessarily specific Monty Wilson, NR0A Jwilson16@...

How can it do that? It only reports on signals that it decodes, and 4 seconds is well outside the maximum that will decode. 73, Gary - AG0N

Bill, Following the link on the WSJT-X website regarding set up of NTP, I found a website for setting up the services. I followed there directions , rebooted the computer and everything worked. In

Irwin, the NIST server is not a public NTP server. That is why it was rejected. To connect to it requires making a formal request to connect to it. You have to point to a public NTP servers such as

Hi Harv, how are you switching from MSK144 to the other modes that appear to not have input audio? 73 Bill G4WJS.