Hi Juan, there is no "survival", as far as WSJT-X needs the four rigs are identical. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Thanks Glenn, I will put some toroids in the audio cable just in case, although as Bill mentioned if there a bug in the hamlib version of WSJTX 2.2.2 I will need to wait. 73, Juan, EA5XQ

Thanks Bill, I gathered that I will have to survive with that option (only operating on 20m) until hamlib version will be updated. Do you think that it could take some time to be fixed? On the other

Morning All, I do not know if it is policy on this e mail group. So forgive me if it is policy. But the super trimming of messages when making a reply to the

I also use a ANC-4 with all modes and it generally knocks about 2 s units off the noise using the simple 5 foot wire that comes with the unit. On my 7610 I keep the rf gain fixed at 12 o’clock and

Hi OM, NR on modern rigs and SDRs seems to be harmless for WSJT-X modes so long as the level is set reasonably. NB can be a problem when there are strong signals in the rig's passband, used with care

A better approach is not to use NR or NB on the receiver but to use a combination of attenuation and RF gain reduction. Ideally the “no signal” band noise should be about 10dB above the noise

Hi Dave, your email client seems to have removed all message threading links from the header of your reply above, it is impossible to tell which message you are replying to. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Right in the middle of the unattended digimode section. Probably not best for your MS RX effectiveness. You best check the various regional band-plans to choose a suitable (or at least compatible)

I have used a SignaLink USB from computer to TS2000 for years. Almost immediately on first use years ago I needed RFI chokes on the ACC cable side of the SignaLink USB. It seems that the

Hi, Is there any way to check that signal sent by my ft857D in FT8 is getting good quality? My concern is because (I am newbie in Dig modes) even though from time to time I am able to make QSOs in FT8

Hi Reino, kiitos Yes indeed, I am using an USB converter between rig and laptop.I will try to reduce the potencial RFI. May be a choke? 73, Juan

thanks Tony, your right, nothing seen overnight i have the HamItUp down converter on my SDR to get below 25mhz, will take it out of circuit tonight and try MSK144

Hi Tony and all, more to the point, I don't think there's any reason why MSK144 should not be used on 10m here in EU. It would be an excellent mode for MS on 10m. The restriction in NA is due to an

Response aimed mainly at Peter SWL2370 I doubt you will find this procedure adopted in UK/Europe (though you never know). Therefore listening on 10m could be a little disappointing for you. Much

Hi, I use an MFJ1026 here and if the sense aerial is suitable then I can reduce my interference with careful adjustment, it does improve FT decodes. You may well have to play with different sense

Hi Juan, If it works without an issue on 20 m, but don’t on 40m, then there could be too much common mode RF current on USB wire i.e. RFI. I assumed that you were transmitting and have a USB

The "result" that I am seeing is about the same for either the ANC4 or equivalent mfj boxes. The background noise is pushed down according to the S meter; but I really can not say that I am decoding

Hi Juan, there is a known issue with the Hamlib version in WSJT-X v2.2.2, the Yaesu FT-817/818/897 drivers don't work. Selecting the FT-857 driver should work for genuine versions of these rigs, some

Hi It is happening now to me. It worked fine in 20m, just moved to 40m (anything else was changed) and now I get the error message.... I have checked Bill’s suggestions and all of them are as