In my experience, this is due to insufficient or unstable power supply. I've had good luck recently using universal battery elimination circuits (UBEC) to power my Pis. Many fewer crashes due to

Hi Pete, the options on the Settings window are shown the same for all modes. Regardless of that, the option being discussed is not mode specific. All that is happening is that its unchecked state is

Confusion could be avoided if the checkbox were disabled (greyed-out) for those modes that ignore it.

Hi Jerry and all, as Reino, OH3MA, has pointed out to me, the above statement is incorrect. Halving the PCM sample values is a 6dB power attenuation because the samples represent voltages, not

Thank you, Bill, for that treatise reply. (I'm happy that I don't have to pay by the word.🙂) I understand now, so my questions are answered. As for the last

Hi Daniel, there is no "connection" made when making QSOs with WSJT-X, there is just on side transmitting messages and the other receiving them. SO the first thing you need to establish is if your

I'm currently running WSJT-X on a slightly older laptop using Ubuntu Mate 20.04. I had to do a little finagling to get it installed, but it works great! I have a Kenwood TS-590SG which has a USB

I have been using version 2.2.1 and 2.2.2 for ft4 and ft8 on a ts2000 with signaling USB. I have NOT been successful in connecting with weak and strong signals. Computer is windows 10 which is using

Like others I use Linux to run WSJT-X, both on a Raspberry Pi and a PC. I actually think hardware is better supported by Linux. I happily let Linux do its updates with no problem. However, I think

With recognition to Bill Sommerville: "...no one should be mindlessly blasting through QSOs without adding in their common sense and operating skill." -Bill Sommerville, G4WJS, [WSJT-X

Hi Hugo, There are lots of articles on this, but I understand the pain of having to maybe resort to Windows LOL... Same here. Since I an't remember anything anymore, I began writing it all down, and

There are more people running Windows than Linux, so there will be more Windows complaints than Linux complaints. I have 2 Raspberry Pi's and a Linux server running and agree with Ted's comments. In

On 24/06/2020 14:32, Tibor OM2GM wrote: Hi Tibor, there is no Alt+left-click function for the WSJT-X waterfall, it will do the same as just a left mouse button click. I cannot

Hi Andy, that will probably be due to the earlier start of the FT8 decoder, and the three phases of decoding it now does. Something that the AlarmJT author will need to address. 73 Bill G4WJS.

According to the WSJT-X documentation, contest-mode using a compound callsign is not supported in FT4/FT8, but I found a workaround, which may be of interest. This applies to calls like S5/PA3BHF, but

From v 2.1.x discovered the next unstable functionality. Quick/short sequence of Shift+Left (pointing) mouse button - results RX frequency change. Slow (Shift hold longer) + Left (pointing) mouse

In WSJT-x 2.2.1 appeared a strange delay of decoded test. Only after 2 timeslots of received messages displayed simultaneously earlier message (in proper line not shown i.e. not responded) currently

I have been using WSJT-X with NO problems at all (up to and including version 2.1.2) on "Andy's Ham Radio Linux", which is a remix of Ubuntu Linux. Yes, I'm that Andy. :-)

There are interesting discussions on what constitutes a valid FT4/8 QSO and what doesn't. Your logger logs a QSO when you send 73 (or when you force it to log), but that does not mean the receiver

On 24/06/2020 14:36, VE3KTN wrote: Hi Hugo, we provide a Debian style package for Raspbian Stretch, it is the one tagged with the armhf architecture name. It will definitely