30m is slow now. But some activity. Less than usual. 30m here in PNW is best around 0500 utc W6IWW — Marc Powered by Mac.

OK y'all, now I'm dangerous! I finally got my computer and my radio sorta talking to each other -- meaning I can get on FT8 with WSJTX and REALLY show my ignorance! LOL! Seriously, I just got it

Hi James here (KG5PTE) I am running WSJT-X FT-8 on 30 meters (10 MHZ) with an Icom 7300 and Dell G-3 Windows 11 laptop. Has anyone had any luck making contacts on 30 meters ?

I would have thought it's a better fit to FLDIGI which already has CW and Hell modems. 73 Phil GM3ZZA > -- 73 Phil GM3ZZA

Yes, that is true. But re-enabling the two default audio devices (HDMI and bcm2835) might move YouTube to a different audio port, but it doesn't fix wsjt-x But, when the other audio devices are

For now, I’m going along with that theory too. I’ve been working mostly FT4 lately. When I first started doing it with a good fast method, I worked 2 stations per minute, later refining it to

If you see ops calling CQ POTA, call them. They want your contact and will surely work you if they can hear you. 73 -Jim NU0C "James Buie" <ars.kn4flo@...> wrote:

I've done this twice on my 2017 iMac (Intel) and I get the same issue reoccurring. I used CleanMyMacX to uninstall WSJTX and another app to make sure I deleted all of the possible remaining files.

Hi, would it be possible to add QRSS mode to WSJT-x, you already have WSPR and its a far simpler format a Slow Hell ID of the station followed by a FSKCW 5hz shift of the station ID usually with a

On my Mac Studio it runs fine but the ALC is way high now and not adjustable via the Power Control. When I exit, I have to force quit. I'm going to take KD2TJU's suggestion, remove and rebuild.

Oh no it does not! In fact, in the middle of a f/h exchange with a DXpedition a few days ago, the blasted thing shut off my enable tx and I didn't get the second tx cycle or the qso done. What is

James, are all those 10,000 contacts all on 10 Meters? As your rig is a 10 Meter only rig, I suspect that might be the case. If thats correct then others might be ignoring you as they have already

It is indeed great, although there were at least 60 stations calling HV0A yesterday and presumably none knew whether they were in the queue or not.

I have a similar problem as Mike W9MDB. What do you think is the issue? Antenna? Over power? Under power? Try a less crowded mode? Try a different band? End fed Half wave antenna. Paid my

Hello Mike, W9MDB. Sometimes I have my reporting turned off. No particular reason. With my antenna setup, I do receive a good many stations. When I have the spotting turned on, it does show many

Looking at https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html I see you are being spotted a fair bit including Europe....but your spots are very limited to a few in North America and South America. So it appears

Hello Marc. Thanks for the comments. Thanks again Tom, LA4LN. I will just be more patient and see what develops. All the replies to my comments are very much appreciated! That is a trend I have

Hi James, If your signal's are perfect, may be you have worked them all, so nobody wants to answer your call? I often see the signals decoded perfectly from a very active local ham, calling CQ

James There might be nothing wrong. So long as u see ur signal on the web and ur clivk is set ok, it means u r getting out. I slso have tthousands of ft8 contacts and I habern licensed fir nearLy

Hey Tom, LA4LN. I have a friend in another town nearby and he says my signal is good on the waterfall. There is no splatter or really wide signal at all. It is narrow like it needs to be and is