is your virus scanner starting at 2:45 Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

Thanks for your input. I will try some where else. Tom Dipprey KG5JIT Hi Tom, Be assured that the 'Hold Tx' has nothing to do with reception even less with waterfall during reception. The 'lockout'

Hi Tom, Be assured that the 'Hold Tx' has nothing to do with reception even less with waterfall during reception. The 'lockout' is unknown to me as well. It is a bit difficult try to catch your

Do you have all the power saving features switched off? 73 Alan G4ZFQ

I use unchecked "hold tx".  I have never heard of a lockout. My question is this a RX interfering in the operation of the water fall? Tom Dipprey KG5JIT

Agree! A 286 PC could do 19200 without breaking a sweat, and today we have systems doing 10Gbit and 100Gbit network speeds, which is not only a much more complex protocol, but a lot faster,

19200, too high !? This was a normal baud rate 30 years ago... The problem will be solved sooner or later... It's just annoying to reboot the PC every time I use the radio for other things than

Or their RF gain is turned down.  The S-Meter on most rigs (non SDR rigs) is based on RF gain and is useless for anything but self-reference and is NOT a measure of signal strength at the antenna or

There's a lockout if you transmit on your QSO partner's frequency, make sure you have checked 'Hold Tx" and are transmitting on a blank section of the waterfall. 73, Willie N1JBJ

Yesterday I transmitted until 2:43p and it stop. Today I went from about 11:00a to 2:45p and then it stop.  I was on 10m and 15m. Made/confirmed QSOs. I am thinking something on timer is allowing to

Five weeks or so ago I noticed that the input sound slider indicator displayed 52 Db on a very quite band. I first thought bad Win 11 update, then a bad USB sound card is still the use, then a bad

ok, sounds like maybe your computer is running at 100 cpu ( for some reason) so waterfall is lagging behind?? also if a local operator is transmitting , they may be blanking out your screen due to

<snip> Ron: Setting the audio level with the receiver connected to a dummy load won't be a realistic <end snip> Just sharing what has worked well for me and how I was taught to setup the

Thanks joe that just be the problem. -- *73'S DAVE NU4N*

JT Alert scans your logbook when you start (or when you do a "rebuild") and builds a B4 table. It adds QSOs to that B4 table as you work them but *ONLY ON THE MACHINE ON WHICH* *JT Alert IS RUNNING*.

Yes Neil that answers my question. Thanks a lot. 73's -- *73'S DAVE NU4N*

If you're expecting JT Alert to do this, it won't as it creates its B4 table from your connected log when it starts up in memory.   This allows for a faster 'look up' when the call is decoded. When

Well I guess I really need to explain myself. I think I have a setting wrong in JT ALERT. I probably should have gone the the HAMAPPS group but any way.  On my other computer when I work a station I

I have not allowed transmitting....it starts and stops, just monitoring for possible CQs. Tom Dipprey KG5JIT