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

I was monitoring 6M and had a rather annoying item sweep through the band. As of right now (16:51 UTC) it's up to 50.282 and still climbing. It's not monotonic on the freq scale as it does oscillate

Hello All, For some time now, I've been looking for a better ( easier ) way of managing release documentation, and I think I have a solution that meets all the needs I have ( maybe others ), and

Ok Mike. I’ve signed up with the devel group and future emails of this nature will go there. In the mean time I’ve excluded that directory from virus scans. Now it’s just watching to see if

Here's the link for subscribing to wsjt-devel -- I keep wanting to spell it wsjtx-devel.... https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel RRR Mike W9MDB

Mike, Thanks for the reply. #1 I agree but I can’t find the group with that name on Yahoo. Perhaps you mean a list on source forge. #2 Not excluded but since several hundred files get

Couple of thoughts here... #1 This should be on the wsjtx-devel list since it's relevant to that version #2 The code that writes the file does not throw an exception if it has a problem (like a

My apologies for forgetting names but I was asked some time back a ways to report if a “no decode” happened when it really should not. This morning on 20m, HR1LW called CQ at 1132Z. I replied

Hi Greg, I am not an advanced JTSDK user by any means so I am not the person to suggest any new features. I just wonder how much unnecessary disk space is being taken up having installed v2.0.0.0

Hello All, It's about time to start work on another major release of JTSDK Win32 (v2.1), primarily to update packages, libraries, consolidate scripts, reduce the overall foot print and number of

Hello All, This upgrade attempts to fix several users reported bugs along with a few help screen updates. No major features / build commands have been changed nor added. *CHANGE LOG* - After running

Hello All, This upgrade fixes several user reported bugs, updates package list README files and jtsdk-meta packages. No new functions were added. *CHANGE-LOG* - Fixed bug for WSPR SVN check out -

Mike, I will do that if I catch it. I don’t have rotating antennas, but just as information I keep a running chart of azimuth versus signal strength for JT65/9. The results tell where I have a

Phase of the moon? Next time you see something like that take a screen snapshot. RRR Mike W9MDB

Now I get 48 degrees. What’s up? _____________________________ Dan Malcolm CFI/II K4SHQ

And if you put JN45 in the DX Call box right now what azimuth do you get? At least for me on WSJTX 1.7.0 r6687 using your grid I get 48 degrees. There has been no change to that calculation from

Laurie, Just on the surface, and looking at a world map. Italy is more likely to be North East of me (in the south eastern US) than North West of me. _____________________________ Dan Malcolm

He reported JN45ri. My grid is EM64pu. _____________________________ Dan Malcolm CFI/II K4SHQ

I2SDD _____________________________ Dan Malcolm CFI/II K4SHQ