Mike, There are some differences in the wide graph between WSPR-2 and JT65/9. That’s the only reason. _____________________________ Dan Malcolm CFI/II K4SHQ

Michael, Bill, For some inexplicable reason I just did not think of doing that. Thanks. _____________________________ Dan Malcolm CFI/II K4SHQ

wsjtx --help All the rig params are set with the rig-name when you are running WSJT-X. If you want a different rig setup for WSPR-2 (why?) just use a different rig name like "Peaberry-WSPR" de Mike

Hi Dan, there are other command line arguments but they are mainly for testing and will not help you with this requirement. Why do you think that the --rig-name option will not help you here? It

I am aware that there is at least one command line argument for WSJT-X. The one I know about is a rig designator, ie “--rig-name=Peaberry”. Very useful to me. Is there a similar argument for

Just to clarify, for future readers. The issue was due to latent defect in the Elecraft K3 where it fails to leave transmit mode if it has been keyed both by a wired PTT input and a CAT command. This

Might be nice to tell everybody what the fix was for historical purposes...might help somebody in the future... de Mike W9MDB

Thanks to Bill, my problem has been solved! Turns out to be a 'quirk' between WSJTX 1.7 newer levels and my Signalink/K3. All is good now!

On 26/06/2016 17:39, k8cxm@... [WSJTX] wrote: Hi Jim, I have sent you a message off the list. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Have you update hamlib? There was a major change which requires that. de Mike W9MDB

I accept that the WSJTX crew has been very busy with putting the finishing touches on the 1.7 release, and hope to see it out late summer. But, I do hope that the problem I encountered with releases

Hi Mike, it can be turned off in the rig menu I believe. All Kenwood transceivers have hardware handshaking by default AFAIK. I've no idea why it is not the default in the Hamlib capabilities.

Speaking of TS-2000 though...is hardware handshake mandatory? If so, why isn't that the default for the rig? de Mike W9MDB

Actually I'll have to apologize....I had TS-2000 on the brain....I need this same test done on a Yaesu FT990...that's the one that has reported the long-time problem. de Mike W9MDB

On 14/06/2016 22:21, richard stanley m0clz@... [WSJTX] wrote: Hi Richard & Mike, a simple test would be to type the following (adjusted for operating system and serial port

I can do some tests if you want. I use a ts-2000. I normally use fake it for the split mode as the radio is noisy on split with incessant clicking. Let me know what you need and I will give it a

Anybody running a Kenwood TS-2000 that would be willing do some tests? There's a claim that you can only do a freq change every 1500ms and I'd like to confirm and patch hamlib to deal with it. I would

If you have a directional antenna, does it change with antenna pointing direction? If not, it probably is emanating from within your house. Could be a switching power supply, wireless router, or any

I chased that thing up over 100Khz (and went to lunch so not sure how far it ended up going). No real storms in the area...and no tectonic plate movement that I noticed :-) RRR Mike W9MDB

Hi Mike; I have heard that exact interference on AM radio in a vehicle travelling through a heavy snow storm. The sound would buildup in intensity and then would suddenly stop. It would start again