Good morning all, After several months of good functionality, WSJT-x 2.5.4 and my iCom IC-7600 are having issues with "rig control". As said above this was all working as it should then one day after

Because they want to save 15s per QSO. 73 Phil GM3ZZA Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: 27 August 2022 06:30 To: main@WSJTX.groups.io Subject: [WSJTX] Gees... So Many Stations With No Grid Square

I wonder if people are trying to participate in the ww-digi contest on the normal FT8 frequencies and that is why some are seeing no grid squares in the exchange? I don’t know, I’m am just

In an FT8 contest on 70cm recently there was a special event station in France that worked several of us in the contest, but they didn't send their grid location. I looked them up on QRZ and manually

The error message has been the same as what?  This thread doesn't specify a message. Mike W9MDB Since installation of rc3 (downloaded from the K1JT website) it has crashed five times. No

Yes, Phil, and that myth is starting to gain traction. The other one is that you should jump about the passband to be on the offset that the station that you want to work is on. That one has crept

It’s better than that. Several times over the last few years, I’ve decoded two stations on the exact same frequency (according to the decoded line readout). I first started seeing this on JT65

You should select "TX Hold", keep your transmit frequency in the audio bandwidth and call the station you want to contact. Don't jump about following the TX frequency of the stations you want to

The receive frequency is acting properly, and I suspect the transmit is too. I’m guessing you’re expecting the transmit to jump there too. This isn’t SSB, RTTY, AM, or FM. What you’re

Phil The S/N ratio reported  by WSJT-X is normalized to a 2.5 kHz bandwidth no matter what your IF pass band BW is set to. The actual noise BW is just a few Hz per tone (6.25 Hz for FT8, way less

If I remember Joe’s comments on this correctly, it will affect the SNR readings, because the noise level of the receiver is taken over the entire bandwidth that the software monitors. If you are

Here is a sample analysis of SNR values decoded for the same station during a 1 hour period.Only stations with 15 or more decodes were included.  Rig is TS590S, running WSJT-X 2.6.0rc3 with deep

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I think the myth is that a higher S/N means that the signal is more easily decoded. S/N is the ratio of the signal to the noise received across the whole receiver passband, not just the 50Hz bandwidth

Crashing on some bands but not others is an indication of RFI on that particular band. Move/change antennas, add common mode (RF chokes) to your antenna feedline(s), and add ferrites to your USB

Since installation of rc3 (downloaded from the K1JT website) it has crashed five times. No additional files have been downloaded or installed. The crashes have all occurred when WSJT-X is in FT8

I agree with Jim, K9YC. I make contacts and log them with or without grid squares all the time. Sometimes I am asked for my grid square and I give it and move along. I never really ask for the grid

Update. Since yesterday I work the 2m band with radio (new antennas...), before I didn't. rc3 crash frequently leaving orphan JT9 or JT9 + Host console processe. When I work QO-100 (tx radio on 70cm,

Well I can tell you that if they send the RR73 and I'm in the DIGI contest and there is no grid given I just press CANCEL when the LOG QSO screen comes up an go back to calling CQ.   So the ones

Exclude that directory from your antivirus program. Mike W9MDB