Carl, The waterfall should be the same. If you have set the sensitivity in a normal range and observe the waterfall for a few transmit cycles, you will not transmit on top of someone else if you pick

Reino OH3mA nailed it in his post. I don't know your radio but I know mine. The rig selects the position of the BFO in relation to the center frequency of the default 2.3 KHz filter by mode. However,

It is true that happens. But it also does not happen. At any time any given slot may be occupied by someone you can't hear. It is also true that a slot that looks empty to you is likely also empty

My thoughts, Carl, are that, #1, you are exactly right about the possibility of unintentional QRM. There's a flip side of the same coin, too: the fact that you might very well be able to copy a

The radio is an IC 7300 with the WCS-7300-USB cable to a laptop running win10. No other cable. The replacement cable was actually a printer cable with same connectors. It should be straight

My Dad has WSJT-X installed and running well on his Windows (10 I think) HP laptop. However, other programs he uses for radio decoding like Multi-PSK, PC-HFDL and FLDigi now no longer seem to be able

I agree on bands like 160-40, but in bands like 10 - 20 the waterfall is not helpful IMHO. Anybody who is going to call a station at the same time on the same freq and is close is going to be

Bill, As Tim suggested, there might be more that one problem. A few questions: What rig are you using? How are you interfacing to the rig from the computer for frequency control? Is it a usb cable

Bill, If you have lost both audio and Hamlib control capabilities, then what is the common denominator? Are you using a single USB between the rig and computer that carries both the serial data and

It’s run just fine on the last four betas do I don’t see why not. Regards Andy, G8TQH

Hamlib is used for frequency control and keying . . . it has no involvement in the audio path. So, I am a bit unclear on your specific problem (and it seems like there may be more than one). --

Everything is broken. A few days ago FT8 was working fine . Then transmitting stopped and I got an error message "An input signal connection has been lost". Received signals were decoded but there

Hi to group from new user. I also have this problem on my ftdx101d. Had ft8 working well with win10 but now on win 11, I get the multiple instance running error. Not sure if I changed something on

Hey Randy: I think you raise an interesting & important point. I ALWAYS use my waterfall to find a clear location to transmit & then use "Hold Frequency" in an attempt to hopefully stay there. I've

MacOS Ventura was released today (10/24/22). Will WSJT-X run on Ventura?

This sounds to me like QRM city. Last night on 20m, I was hoping to work 5H8HZ, whom I was copying well. Suddenly, not one but two different stations (an I and an EA) began calling on offsets

To Jim, NU0C: I did play with the faster waterfall last night and decided to try using it for a while. What I liked about it is different, though, from what you like. I've mentioned often unkeying

Thank you to those who mentioned setting up my Paragon for split operation in order to TX well at offsets above the 2.4 KHz or so of the SSB TX passband. When I played with FT8 a little bit a few

Hi Rick, MAP65 is essentially a single-author program, written in 2006 for use with my own dual-polarization 144 MHz EME setup. I soon made it available to others, and over the next decade gradually

Hello I'm having same sort of problem,I use Wsjtx and Log4om and all worked perfect last winter until I downloaded and started to use Gridtracker,then Log4om would not log the Wsjtx contacts.