Nobody is calling out vintage rigs. I *AM* calling out *ANYONE* who does not have CAT interfaced *AND WORKING CORRECTLY*. That includes those whose rigs do not support CAT, those who simply do not

Hi Jim, Using my program Alltext I pulled down the last 5 minutes of data from PSK reporter.I did this just to check the subject of erroneous or different frequence reports on PSK Reporter.Just based

Jim, I've explained this many times. Im not talking a few Hz, I'm talking wrong channel, wrong band, Nothing to do with 100 Hz accuracy. This is simply wrong data, because the current software

Don't know much about either radio, but some possibilities: There is a delay setting in WSJT-X. It's on the advanced settings page and defaults to 0.2 seconds. If you're using the same instance of

Try File > Settings > Advanced > Tx Delay 73 -Jim NU0C "K4PX K4PX" <K4PXjoe@...> wrote:

I am using a Yaesu FT-710 with WSJT-X. There seems to be a delay in going transmit which means there is a delay going into receive. The other callers get a jump on me and I am late to listen if that

Oh, sure, give me an excuse to start fiddling with 6M antennas when I haven't even built the V2 of my 10M vertical dipole. 8*) 73, Willie VP5WS

Yes, 1956 was neat. Probably never again in any of our lifetimes. Even this one is SO FAR weak by comparison. I sure remember that the CB craze had people working the world on 11Mtrs (I did too as a

Activity died after FT8 became so popular…..average time for a six mtr chat …say 3 minutes, average time for an FT8 contact….30 secs or maybe 1 minute….so lots of time with nothing on!

Note that 50.125 is a calling frequency for 6M SSB in North America, not FT8, and not necessarily worldwide. BTW -- I first worked 6M in 1956, and was around when sunspots provided daily multihop F2

With the K3, the power slider in the program is used to set the rig's ALC reading to 4-5 bars. You should be able to get it to go over; be sure your audio settings are correct, as Joe mentioned. The

The implication from your post then is that 50% of the spots are from ops with vintage rigs when in reality there is likely little correlation. There are other reasons why the frequency could be

Pete, Did you try adjusting power on the K3 itself? 73, John WA1EAZ

Do you happen to have a Dell computer? Mike W9MDB

Spot on!! Never ever EVER delete a file unless you are 100% certain you've backed out up correctly. Simply renaming the file to something you'll remember is a good practice. If you do inadvertently

If you aren't getting any power out on transmit, you need to check your Sound settings in Windows. To be more specific,: Receive Audio When you look at the vertical bar on the left side of the

"Barry Bogart" <ve7vie@...> wrote: Well you're never going to beat cycle 19 unless you plan to be about in another couple of hundred years time. There's roughly 450 years between grand solar

I started using the Magic Band in 1957. That was the best year ever. But it is always a roller coaster. Trouble is, many new Sixers don't have the patience to listen and never call. I do get DXmaps

No, check your audio settings (particularly 5 bars of ALC in your K3). 73, ... Joe, W4TV

It's been a couple of years since I used WSJT-X, but I decided to try to find FT8WW.  Everything seems to be working fine except that my K3 transceiver shows only a couple of watts output when