Hi Rick, that information is added at the receiving end when "Settngs->General->Show DXCC, grid, and worked before status" is checked. It is derived from the callsign of the sender of the CQ message

In the standard cq message I have: CQ KK4GGL EL99 I notice that many hams have text after the locator, such as CQ Zone 31 or AF. How can I add the same type of text? Thanks.

Hi Bob, it's your choice, the checkbox "Settings->Colours->Highlight by Mode" determines which. You can change it any time you wish. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Is the WSJT log able to separate worked grids between the 2 modes even though one log contains info for both modes?  e.g. If I have worked CM87 on FT8, will it show up as a needed grid on FT4

Okay, You've answered my question. Thanks 73BobKo6Lu On 4/23/2020 1:27 PM, Philip Rose via groups.io wrote:

Bob, No it's the way the ADIF forum decided to categorise FT4. They would have done the same with FT8 if they had time. All applications should recognise them as modes FT4 and FT8 or at least show

Because that’s the way the guru’s decided it should be when FT4 came along! Not being smart, its just right. Darl NA8W From: Bob Frostholm Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2020 15:57 To:

Comedians all ... :-/

Hi Bob, we follow the ADIF specification. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Stan, OM, you are behind the times. The NEW NEWER WSJT-X version will also provide you with an AI companion to help you through those long lonely nights in front of the radio. It will

I usually use FT8... Just made a contact on FT4 and then checked my WSJT log and I see this: <mode:4>MFSK <submode:3>FT4 FT8 does not include mode and submode independently...  just

They are adding a feature that would allow hams to set up FT8 to do auto CQ's on their passing to SK. It would startup the computer, the applications and turn on the rigs. LOTW would confirm and still

Bill and Larry Thanks. The delay setting at minimum resolved the issue. Thought the software was overriding the signaling. Obviously not. Thanks, Al Al Rusnak 408 667 1039

Hello all- Ubuntu 18.04, WSJTx --- latest version I have 3 sound cards installed. the internal card and 2 USB cards. The two USB cards are used for two instances of WSJT-x for WSPR. One is receive

As to "Intermittent Decode" in general, I see the same behaviour but I can always relate it to the CPU being (too?) busy. e.g. if one timeslot shows a lot of decodes the next timeslot might show none

FWIW and I could not find this answer in this thread/topic: we hope to have addressed the issue with timestamps in the ALL.TXT file rolling over to the period after the messages were decoded for the

It WAS working last week, but not today. I get an error message Line 10362 Error: Variable used without being declared. port 2237 selected on both programs. Don W4DNR

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> Just reduce the drive by reducing the TX Audio level by using the Pwr slider. Perhaps, it depends on the radio. I find it difficult to adjust the RF output of my Ten-Tec Pegasus using the Pwr slider