Paul, The best way is with a Kiwi SDR. It has firmware designed to send many streams that a specific decoder can handle. The only software I know of that can handle an 888 with many receivers is SDR

Check the CAT manual. Not sure about the 991A, but MD1; was a valid command for the original 991. It sets or requests the mode for VFO-B. I discovered this when working on an Arduino project that

Pop the lid and clean the internal fan. Then add one externally and attach it on the back of the rig and power it from the antenna tuner power connector. You want the fan to suck out air from the

As Mike told you should use ALL.txt file, if that is in your log directory. It already contains all received message that are in the *.wav file and also your transmitted messages as well. 73, Reino

I've been primarily a CW op for all of my 65 years in ham radio, but I also enjoy building my station, and using my operating skills to take advantage of what I've learned about propagation. WSJT

I use an actual, oscillating floor fan on my 706 Mk 2G. Earl / KD5XB yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

I recently ordered a RX888 MK2 SDR. This SDR has a bandwidth of 64Mhz. I would like to decode WSPR on all HF bands at the same time. Is this possible? If yes how? I have a very fast windows 11 PC.

Do not let anything go to sleep, including any HDMI audio ports. 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ

I have been clicking on the log QSO in grid tracker after each QSO. A week or two ago I sometimes got a message that the QSO did not log. Because of that, every once an a while, I would copy the

Hooked up FT-991a to PC and selected FT-991 in WSJT-x. Getting erratic behavior and troubleshot to WSJT-x is sending incorrect command for selected radio. It hangs sending "MD1;" to my FT-991a.

I get that! And yet we see the efforts taking place, an example of which is the DX Code of Conduct. I wonder whether it has made a perceptible improvement in DXing courtesy? I would think that it's

Speaking with friends over the weekend, I learned that some are decoding FT8 using AGC-fast, others with AGC-off. I've always used AGC-off, with the thought that strong signals on the waterfall would

We're working on allowing WSJT-X to send the CQ report without grid. Hopefully in the next release but still working on it. Mike W9MDB

When connecting my FT-991a to WSJT-x, it "stumbles" to get the TEST CAT button to turn green and control the radio. If left running, it "fixes" itself then later stumbles again sending "MD1;" again.

Do not let your computer go to sleep while running WSJT-X -- that's just asking for trouble. You can have your CPU idle, the disk idle, the screen go to sleep at which point there is almost no power

It’s likely that your feedline could be radiating when you Tx. Place a 1:1 choke at antenna AND radio. This will provide cm isolation.

On your second issue it sounds like a bandwidth issue which is set in the radio. On my Yaesu there is a menu item that sets maximum bandwidth for sidebands, and then a knob lets you adjust within that

Mike, Tim, You both were on the right track.  There were remnants of an old hamlib installed on my machine that appears to have been interfering with things.  I didn't recall having ever installed

I have an almost identical station: IC-718, one end fed ant, one fan dipole, Signalink USB, and LDG autotuner. Mine does not drop power when using digital modes. I have not noticed any unusual

Yes, this is the grid locator I specified in WSJTX settings. I think I never sent it to the air, because it does not fit the message length. Regards, Alex.