On 24/03/2021 21:09, Giga Watt wrote: Hi all, this issue is resolved, it was due to a transverter offset of +1,296.06 MHz being entered in WSJT-X

Thanks for the reply Tony. Figured it out its more than 13 characters it's 14. Wont work Hi Hi Never thought about the character length. 73 Dave On 3/25/2021 9:26 AM, Tony

Thanks for the reply Larry Yep its 14 characters never thought of that. Appreciate it 73 On 3/25/2021 8:03 AM, Larry Banks via groups.io wrote: -- Thanks 73's de NU4N/Dave

Are you entering all of the the text as CAPITALS Dave? Might not be the case for you but I discovered the other day that if I entered a special message in my cq partly in lower case it did not

I disabled USB power management and all was ok. After a Win10 overnight upgrade WSJT-X started not to send Tx audio after inactivity, maybe after 10 mins. Exit and reload starts the audio again. I

HI...thanks for the info..I'll check the user guide and my settings... Ron WA8KQF Virus-free. www.avast.com

Hi Dave, That looks like more than the 13 character limit. Are you sure it’s being sent? That is probably why it disappears. 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ

In the manual, this is a standard exchange, the RRR acting as the final acknowledgement. CQ K1ABC FN42 #K1ABC calls CQ K1ABC G0XYZ IO91 #G0XYZ

If that is your definition of a "complete" QSO, 90+ of CW/SSB DXpedition and contest QSOs in the last 50 years are not "complete". A QSO is complete when each station has received and acknowledged

On Wed, Mar 24, 2021 at 04:25 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote: There is no need for the calling station to send 73 in response to the first station's 73. He has already received RRR and the QSO *IS

Hi Bill, I was having a IC9700 issue where I wouldget a rig error after changing configurations using Q65. I was able toreproduce it and Mike came up with a fix and it worked and still works in

Dave, Ferrite installed, check... good. However, I think now you should tx into a dummy load, because I don't know of any radio that has a zero power output. The lowest is usually still a fraction

>Occasionally when running a CQ I get a green entry with my CQ call and U.S.A. appended to it that appears in my Rx window. My Standard Message for CQ does NOT include U.S.A. and I am wondering where

I work a lot of qrp on ft8/ft4. When I put in cq qrp nu4n em57 in TX6 I have to change it after each qso. Anyway it can be saved rather type it in after each qso? Thanks -- 73's de NU4N/Dave

v2.3.0, windows 7 home, Yaesu fT-897D, bandhopping in WSPR mode:- No tx audio on first transmission even though I set level using ‘Tune’ first and set ‘Tx Next’. 2nd transmission fine. 73 Ken

Big OOPS all round. SRI for getting all confused over this. The reason my beacon source would work and WSJTX properly decode all FST4 messages, but wouldn't decode FST4W ones was for a very simple

From what I’ve read, the missing tab was buggy and was not going to be fixed. So the easy way to get rid of the bug was to remove the tab. Apparently the dual purpose TX5 message serves the same

On 1296 MHz? Only if the antenna is in the shack pointed at the computer, or if shielding in the shack of the output of the power amp is broken (or if the amplifier's shielding is a train wreck). In

Like I said, folks who wouldn't know RFI if it built them you know where blame it for anything they don't understand. No, it does NOT sound like RFI. And RFI is one of my specialties. :) 73, Jim

I'm too tired to do the math right now but it would seem to me that it would take a very very long time to fill up a terabyte drive at 12-ish megabytes per month. That's gotta be 30 dB or more of