Thanks Bill! I did not see this in the documentation—my bad. This is as good as anything will do. Steve Oksala NI3P

wrote: I agree ... running a mere 40 watts, I found many cases of needed repeats, and after sending RR73 several times one is never sure if the other station got the last one or just went off to

Marty, WSJT will log your contacts to the file wsjtx_log in you Log File. Whatever mode you are using at the time will go into that file whether it's FT8 or FT4, etc. If you want to keep them

Hi Steve, I found myself sending this message type as well. This occurred when I was calling CQ and two stations replied. I had "Call 1st" checked, so the software automatically responded to the

'from the database' == ~/.local/share/WSJT-X/wsjtx_log.adi ? File -> Export Cabrillo log did not prompt me for a .adi log file. I renamed wsjtx_log.adi before contesting.

Doh! Shudda known. ;-) --

I am trying to keep separate FT8/4 logs for different contests or operating events, I.e. Field Day 2019, 2020, etc? I know I can indicate the event in the notes field then sort for the specific event

Irwin: Actually you could use either FT4 or FT8 on an of the contest bands! Sid NZ7M Sent from my iPhone

You might try typing the CQ countries In the notes field as you work those. Yes it might reduce your QSL Tate a little but it saves post contest time and aggravation. Marty W6NEV Wayne, _ . . .

On rare occasions during the RTTY Roundup I copied running stations on FT4 sending messages beginning with TU; and then continuing with the exchange for the next station. I even found myself sending

Chuck, The ”Two Break Rule” means that only two first of your breaks are counted as off-time. You may work 24 hours continuously without any break, if you wish! I assume that you used WSJTX.

A bit more info now that I ran another session last night at the end of RTTY Roundup. It is not the state that is missing, but the signal report. I noticed that on most calls that I called CQ, the

Hi Steve, the extra entities recognized by DARC for WAE etc. can be enabled in WSJT-X decode highlighting by checking the box in "Settings->Colors": I doubt the really

The rule doesn't require you to take two breaks. The basic limit is 24 hours of operating time, and the two-break rule merely specifies what is or isn't counted as operating time. What it means is

Chuck, WSJT makes the Cabrillo File for you. Click on File and "Export Cabrillo Log". It will place your Contest Log in the required Cabrillo format in your Log Directory using the file name you

I found the rules to be extremely obscure and baffling regarding 'Off-time Requirement: Participate 24 of the 30 hours ("Two Break Rule")' It seemed to me, at a glance, that I was

Looking for some advice … My operating is almost entirely about participation in the CQ marathon contest. This means I have to be aware of a number of CQ “countries” which are not in the ARRL

i found large FT8 RU participants at 14.130, i think that was it. at times the 20m FT4 frequency answering cqs was taking longer per contact for me than keeping busy with the group on the FT 8

Except for a few minor hitches this weekend in the RTTY RU contest (setting up the wrong grid sq. in the N1MM ini file for WSJT) everything worked out well. I was a little confused on modes.... On 20

Testing, HNY. 73, Mike - N8MSA