The standard format for contest logging is Cabrillo, which permits only one item for time.Therefore the contest adjudicators will never see more than one time in a contest log, so they will never have

Hi Robie, it reads in the background. The first decode printed after it has finished will update the status bar with the number of records ingested. The "Rescan ADIF log" button will also be

All, I'm experimenting with the worked before function and have not been able to get it to function properly. Specifically, on Settings/Colors tab clicking on the Rescan ADIF Log does not appear to

Thank you both for the feedback!

Phill, Working HF. No convention, but consider this... If you are sending CQ for a while, hopefully answering contact after contact, and the contacts dry up, you might try switching to the other

Hi Matt, I'm still using 2.1.2 on 144/432 as my laptop is Vista and 2.2.1 is only for W7 and above. I'm still making contacts OK. Had several Sporadic Es QSOs on 144 this Summer so

Hi OM, in general yes with one small exception, the EU VHF Contest Mode has a change in the FT4/FT8/MSK144 protocol that is not backwards compatible. The timing changes you refer to are only related

Hi Hamish, have you checked the microphone privacy settings for WSJT-X. "System Preferences->Security & Privacy->Privacy->Microphone". 73 Bill G4WJS.

Wayne, doing that means that any settings you have for SSB operation must reset when using AFSK data modes, also make sure you mic is not live while transmitting AFSK data modes! All you need do is

Hi Jeff, make sure that you do not have an offset of 100 MHz in the "Settings->Frequencies->Station Information" table for the 2m band. 73 Bill G4WJS.

On 10/06/2020 05:31, Jim Cooper wrote: Jim, it's possible that your noise on Tx was an early sign of your rig failure. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Why not log both start and end time?   Let the contest adjudicators and their software have all the info.   Job done... 73. Dave G0WBX. (If the log keeping software data spec can't accommodate

Re:- A good way to start is by doing your homework carefully, selecting a few new frequencies, publicizing them widely, and then populating them. Surely, the first thing to do, is to monitor/survey

For rigs where the RX chain somewhere is overloaded by medium strength signals when the AGC is OFF, you can always turn back the RF Gain control, to some fixed value so that even a S9+10 signal

Hank, A Joe says (And he should know!) any soundcard will work unless it is actually faulty. An expensive one is not required, WSJT is only using a very small audio range. Expensive ones are useful

>When the "Show DXCC, grid and worked before" setting is selected in Settings-General, how does this show up in the Band Activity pane? I am not recognizing anything. The next step is to re-read

I should have said "to improve audio signal level above 2.5 kHz"

Hi Wayne, I also use USB mode on my K3 so I can use the equalizer to improve receiver sensitivity above 2.5 kHz Compression is set to zero 73 Frank W3LPL

You need to goto the "advanced" tab at top; then select field day & enter your class & section code... In your case 1D PA(?) During FD, it will show automatically as CQ FD (Your callsign) 1D PA since

hi Bill, The only reason I'm not using Data USB on the TS590s is simply because I have always just used USB mode. Its always worked fine . If you are going to customise audio equalisation then