The scourge of a RTTY contest, none of those operators ever "listen" to the RX audio I think. Not just on 40m either... 73. Dave G0WBX. -- Created on and sent from a Unix like PC running and

OK Bill. I recall there was lots of traffic on this (or other) list(s) not that long ago, re Flex's DAX tool, and some unfortunate interaction with part of Windows after an update.  Another update

I'll look into force install, but that doesn't sound too appetizing :-) Thanks

On Sat, Feb 8, 2020 at 12:54 AM, Adrian Fewster wrote: ;I really don't want to upgrade to Bullseye (testing) at the moment. The current stable (Buster) isn't that old.

$ sudo apt-get update Hit:1 http://security.debian.org/debian-security buster/updates InRelease Hit:2 http://deb.debian.org/debian buster InRelease Hit:3 http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-updates

Since the sigs are 170Hz shifted, I appears to be RTTY. 73,     Bob  K8BL

rtty contest this weekend.-- 73, Kevin Potter k5vp

Someone or something across 40M FT4 ?

The libgfortran is version 5. When I try to install the Deb from the WSJT-X site, the install fails because of a version 3 dependency. The WSJT-X version in Buster is 2.0.0+repack-2, not 2.1.2.

I've recently been having the same problem. Everything will work fine for the first ten minutes or so, then things start getting wonkey. The RF output fluctuates as does the SWR. I've basically had

I'm running Debian Buster on a 64 bit laptop. I have tried apt, aptitude and Synaptic.

thanks, all. I'll just wait to use the new version of WSJT-X when it supports current Debian versions.

You may wish to change to the daily digest version, as I have. It sounds as if you have set your account up to receive all postings separately. Alternately, you can unsubscribe as Bill has already

Guy, 'Fake it' or 'Split' in the Radio tab of WSJT-X settings have nothing to do with real split operation. The only purpose is to keep your audio signal in the

Guys, Thanks for your responses. The software does all the "moving" in my situation. I've read the documentation and don't believe this situation is adequately covered in it. I send a listing of a

Hi Dave, there is no "audio" passed from the FlexRadio device to the controlling software, what is passed is probably wideband I/Q data, several lots of it for the more

On 06/02/2020 22:56, F6DKQ wrote: Hi Guy, the VFO dial frequency changes should not be erratic. The VFO dial frequency is shifted during transmissions, such that the Tx audio

Adrian, your advice below is unwise. Installing package versions that are different from the ones provided by a distribution just to satisfy the dependencies of another package is likely to break the

Hi. Also, is the VSWR varying... If so, a sure fire indication that something is "odd" downstream from the rig. As below, connectors, cables, etc and so on. That, and as someone

Morning. I'm not familiar with the Flex radio's, or that much with Win10 (yet, it's coming at work, we are told) but how does the "audio" from WSJTx and similar software, get passed to