Bob, like many other relative measurements this is one that depends on your frame of reference. The sign of the DT reported has a meaning and that is that a positive DT indicates a signal is detected

Robin, thanks for that, and all understood. I fully agree with what you and Bill have both said. However, I agree with Bill that this offset will only be in the tens of milliseconds, and they are all

Mike, at last a ray of light on the subject. Yes, you see the same results as I do, however your interpretation is counter intuitive (See NOTE 1 below). I have set me clock. I have even taken Bills

I was getting 0 decodes with a full boat of signals in the Water Fall of the 7610 and WSJT. My time was off by 4 seconds PC vs UTC. Reset PC to +/- 1 second and decode window populated like a stock

This is an important subject. "Clearly something is amiss. I have to suspect the accuracy and polarity of the delta time measurements. SeventyThree(s)." I agree "something is amiss". I've got

Bob, perhaps Bill didn't make it clear. To understand how a nominal time difference of around 100ms is observed, then one needs to draw a diagram of all the possible sources of delay,

Bill, somehow I think the name of the game is obfuscation. Thanks, I know the time. What I'm saying is that DT doesn't. In addition to, or subtraction from, the factors you mentioned in an earlier

I tested this and it is counter intuitive. Used My TimeFudge program to bump up the clock 1 second and all DT's went up 1 second too. But that's how it should work. If your clock is fast it means

Bob, use this web site to check your time: https://time.is 73 Bill G4WJS.

Bill, here's a graphical representation of what I say is wrong with DT. For this quick test, I set my SNTP utility to add 500ms to the RoundTrip time - My PC clock is now 250ms fast. Agreed? I

Bill, no I had not seen your reply, but I have now. But, I still think something is amiss. The DT I am seeing (regardless of the PC, the time setting utility, or the continent the test is conducted)

Bob, nothing is amiss. Did you read my reply to George? https://groups.io/g/WSJTX/message/2862 73 Bill G4WJS.

No pearls of wisdom on this thread yet? Let me rephrase the question - The majority of station I am decoding appear to have their PC clocks set 100+ms ahead of mine. It should be a simple matter of

Thanks to Mike (W9MDB) the 9700 is working to some extent with WSJTX - seems to work fine on 144MHz FT8 but more work to do as it has some differences to the IC-910 and IC7300. The IC-910 has a

Yes , should be a simply change of the CI-V address as mentioned . I would be interested in reports on how this radio does with 2M FT8. Andy Sent from my iPhone

Working here for me. ____________ 73, Jim – N4ST Sent: Saturday, April 6, 2019 07:59 To: WSJTX@groups.io Subject: [WSJTX] #QRZ Does anyone know if QRZ is down or is it just me that it won't let

Not working for me. Jim Quick / N4ULEn4ule@... On 4/6/19 8:37 AM, Mark via Groups.Io wrote:

I logged in without any difficulty.

Chrome desktop and Skype should be fine. I'll be back within the hour. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

yes, there are reports that QRZ XML is not working today.