Hi Dale, Check out pages 84 & 85 of your manual. Specifically, look at the low & high frequencies for audio - there is a ssb setting AND another set for DATA MODE, check both. I suspect you will find

On 15/07/2020 8:42 am, Bill Somerville wrote: Bill, Why is that? I run all my WSJT-X instances, including the first, with a --rig-name param value. de

Hi Dale, Just a wild guess... You have described every indication that the transmit WSJT-X audio frequency is outside the transmitter SSB filter pass band. Are you using the optional 1.2 kHz

I want to preface this with I already talked with Yaesu tech support and LDG Electronics tech support and they both believe the problem is somewhere in my WSJTX software settings and not with my

Hi Bill. The build completed and it runs fine as far as I can tell. Thanks for the quick response. Carl - WC4H

Trying that now Bill. The error was when I excuted: cmake --build . not the: sudo cmake --build . --target install command. So far, it just got beyond the 54%. 73 Carl - WC4H

Hi Timothy, no problem, it can be a bit vague which is client and server with UDP, the key here is that there can be multiple clients (multiple WSJT-X instances) talking to one

Got it, thanks for letting me know that! I'm a developer myself, so I should know these things!

Hi Timothy, thanks for that. Just a small technical correction. WSJT-X is a UDP client for the WSJT-X UDP Message Protocol, it is the interoperating third-party applications,

On 15/07/2020 18:55, Carl - WC4H via groups.io wrote: Hi Carl, sudo apt install libudev-dev 73 Bill G4WJS.

I was able to get it working in 20.04, but it went about it differently, I downloaded the 18.04 deb file and just had to install a few dependencies. A couple of them manually like libgfortran3, but I

If you're using Linux you can use GridTracker, it automatically logs to several logging options (including LoTW and eQSL) and will show you where on the map your making a contact with. It connects to

I have tried building this on ubuntu-mate 20.04 LTS. I had to make sure that wsjtx-2.2.2.tgz was in the build folder. I replaced the second mkdir build and second cd build lines with cd

Plugging the received gridsquare into WSJT-X will yield a distance and beam heading. DXAtlas can display a map with grid squares as an overlay, and can also provide distance and beam heading. These

Carl, I noticed the same thing. When I go to change Bands from 20 to 40, I check 30M for FT4 and have never ever heard a signal. Not even once. In fact, the only Bands I've ever heard FT4 on are 20 &

Hi Dieter. It seems that just about everybody that uses FT4 stays on 20 or 40m with it. I regularly check 30m and other bands, and never see a signal. It's too bad. 73. Carl - WC4H

I know that I am using the latest version, V 2.2.2, because I downloaded it last week. I'll check the rest of my settings when I get home. Thanks for the help. KA5SWC John W

Amos, are you serious? On VHF and up grids are useful for determining beam headings. Many ops chase grid square and grid field awards and certificates. Many contests use grids as

Amos, You can get close with this: https://www.levinecentral.com/ham/grid_square.php73BobKo6Lu On 7/15/2020 7:58 AM, Amos Sobel 4X4MF via groups.io wrote:

I did try hard to find a cluster application which can locate an active station according to it's grid. None was found. I did try DX Spider but it is too complex to install under Win10. Can anybody