I've just recently been conducting some (one way) tests using JT9G-Fast and JT9H-Fast through the QO-100 satellite. Running 10 Watt to a Quadrifilar Helilx (QFH) antenna mounted on the roof of the

A bit of bad news is that a file that is lost may not be able to be recovered.  Making backups has to be done before a calamity. I don't know everything about file recovery, but I believe that if

This has happened only twice with V2.5.4.  No other times with prior releases. I was using WIndows 10 USB to Kenwood TS590SG with FT8.   Enable TX was green and I was transmitting  After several

The  LOTW file does not contain time. Mike W9MDB

Updated to latest version and after approx 30 minutes of use terminates program with following message: 5qld@w5qld-MacBookPro:~$ wsjtx terminate called after throwing an instance of

I was able to rebuild my WSJT-X log by using my QRZ log book. I exported my log book and pull out all of my digital QSO's along with only the fields that WSJT-X uses. Of course I did this using some

Not much.  Parsing is pretty fast. Mike W9MDB

Here are some screenshots to show what I'm seeing on the 64bit PiOS Bullseye with Wsjtx 2.5.4 built from source. Note: No Audio Codec output device shown in the Playback screen, but one is

Fake It or Rig Split has two purposes. #1 Keeps your audio in the 1500-2000Hz range above the suppressed carrier which means any 3rd order or higher harmonics will be 4500Hz or higher outside your

@Steve I guess I misunderstood. But not sure why you would use fake it at all then, you don't want the frequency to change to when you're transmitting. But then again, maybe I'm missing something

Mike I am not sure if I understood your request exactly, but I did some tests regarding whether the FTDX10 can change frequency while transmitting under WSJT-X control. (1) Turning the tuning knob

As a follow up to this question. How much faster would a large WSJT-X adi file be if you removed all the unnecessary fields? Is it worth it to remove all but the 3 or 4 needed? The *WSJT-X* ADIF file

If you don't have a backup (which you should try to do in the future) looks like your QRZ logbook would get you close at least. You've got 1934 QSOs on there. Go to your logbook and click Settings --

If you have access to another log (local program like DXKeeper, ACLog, etc), or you upload to QRZ or the like, you can export an ADIF file and rename it to the wsjtx_log.adi filename. However, did

Good morning all! I accidentally erased my logbook on WSJTX now when i am on ft8 it is look starting over Please tell me there is a way to get my past logbook back Dan W5PWH

He Carl, Thanks for the suggestion, but it's already installed. For what it's worth I'm connecting to a 7300. The issue is that the output audio device is not seen by Wsjtx on my 64bit Pi OS

One test you could that would help -- need to find out if the FTDX10 can change frequency while transmitting. So if you change offset by more than 500Hz while transmitting does the rig change

Thanks, Mike. So far it has happened only once. I think, in the interest of not breaking something by mistake, I'd better wait to see if it happens again, and if so then try the hamlib update. I've

Hi Cliff. Try installing (if not yet instaled) pavucontrol. Then use it to check the volume of output devices. Make sure that the radio's output device is at 100. This has happened to me when I do

If you could install the latest hamlib as explained earlier in this thread and send me the debug file too it would be appreciated. Mike W9MDB