Which indeed I have. I have been a satisfied user of N3FJP sofwares for around 20 years. It meets my needs and there are workarounds for minor frills that I don't "need". Do not misunderstand, I am

Roger, That's life. By the way do you have means how to get the grid from a special call station? Of course you don't need to work those at all, hi! 73, Reino OH3mA On 10/05/2020 16:46, Reino Talarmo

We should also pick our software packages based on the functions they provide vs. the functions that we want. Not smart, if you need a truck, to go buy a mini-Cooper ... also not wise to ask the

Hi, It looks like a carrier started at the bottom of your screen, (or you came upon it at that point), at around 1230 Hz, higher than your dial frequency, and over the period of one minute moved

I can appreciate that. I started out with paper logging as well in the mid 70s. I still do a lot manually that today's hams insist on using computer control for, but for logging I find that the

Personally I choose to run N3FJP ACL independently of WSJT-X (and of fldigi too). It’s little effort to type in the log entry, and it increases the sense of actively operating my station. Also,

"Joe Subich, W4TV" <lists@...> wrote: That's a little unfair. Scott's perspective is not unlike that of the WSJT-X developers. He worked to create a functional and useful API geared towards

"Steve Wilson via groups.io" <steve_wilson@...> wrote: It is good that you asked, and I appreciate the additional perspective that G4WJS provided. We have two sides with very busy

Scott has the typical "not invented here" syndrome. The WSJT-X developers have chosen to develop/support a generic UDP broadcast format that is supported by *several* logging programs. If Scott

I wondered why people didn't use the "proper sequence". I like to plot my contacts on a map - I use an API available from DxAtlas, and the centre of a prefix area is not good enough. I also download

Per Scott's site, that is up to WSJT-X to support, not Scott. That is why I posted here.

if you would rather not use jtalert, then gridtracker will listen on a udp port, and log to a few different logging programs, as selected. just another option for you Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

Bob You had me at first. I live on the Space Coast and thought I missed one! Thanks for the info-- Brian Wilkins KO4AQF

Birdie drifting.

Brian, That was from a Space-X launch today. Actually, it's a drifting carrier detected on the WSJTX Waterfall. You'll see that often on various Bands. Also, you can often see a straight vertical line

And a surprising number of them send RRR and later 73 so they're not actually saving a cycle. I like to receive the grid so I treat them as in incomplete QSO. Roger G4HZA

I was listening on 17m today. What causes this curved line in the waterfall? Link to picture https://imgur.com/alQtCKV -- Brian Wilkins KO4AQF

Hi Dave, that is the FT4 working frequency suggestion provided with WSJT-X, if your WSJT-X application and rig are not switching to that frequency when switching to 15m in FT4 mode then you may need

Hi Steve, the WSJT-X development team is small and focused on weak signal communications modes, we have no wish to implement and support numerous different interfaces to the plethora of QSO logging

What is the FT4 frequency for 15 meter band? Is it 21,140 kHz? 73, Dave, N4QS