I had rc1, rc2 and rc3 without any crash. But it's true, to revert to 2.4 is impossible without cleaning the system manually... it's a bug, in my mind. Pietro I2OIM Il giorno gio 25 ago 2022 alle

Tnx George. Radio and logger please. -- 73 Ron  W3RJW FTdx-5000, Timewave Navigator, WSJT-X Improved 2.6.0 rc1, JTAlert 2.60.0, HRD Deluxe v6.8.0.338 FTdx-3000, SignaLink USB

Also, if you have an SSB filter installed, make sure it is OFF, so you'll have the maximum bandwidth possible for digital contacts. David AD4TJ

With rc2 initially, I had the occasional crash, unlike any previous version I can remember. It did not appear immediately but apparently started after a Windows update. Perhaps a following Windows

Hi Ron. The radio is an Elecraft K3 (just one -- not SO2R) and the logging software is Logger32. Both have worked very smoothly since 2019 under 2.5.4 and its predecessors and there has been no

Which version (2.5.4 or 2.6.0 rc3) is recommended for the WW Digi Contest this weekend? Thanks, - John, N0TA

Mode USB -- NB Off like you already have. That's all. Mike W9MDDB

John, I have been having the crashing problem also. What is your radio and logging program please? Anybody else have this crashing in rc2 and/or rc3 please report it again, even if you did so in a

OK - much trial and error, I am convinced this is a driver issue but I am not familiar enough with the innards of Windows 11 so I am at a bit of a loss here. HOWEVER I did go into the automated

what are you using for sound interface, you will need that installed then you should be good to go ( at least start) also ft8/ft4 is USB for all bands Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

what are you using for usb to serial adapter... drivers installed or what are you plugging into the usb jack signalink??? more details needed if laptop does not have built in comports, they

FT4/8 Hi, Jim:  I think the best chance of being heard is transmitting in the other stations RX time slot and RF/IF/AF passband and with no phase shift in their filter and (*) not exactly the same

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"So by leaving "Hold TX" unchecked, you are running a strong likelihood of QRMing somebody else " Hi, Randy:  I think in any case there is an equal chance of causing QRM somewhere. :-| Chuck

"likelihood of decoding him." Randy: I think not, but let us defer to Jim K9YC. I think that a narrow filter/bandpass will allow you to decode sooner but not more 'likely'. :-| Chuck

Hi, Randy: Good point. I will add: "It usually happens with the 'tail-ender' on the CQ'ers frequency." In this case, I do not want to encourage folks calling me when I am not calling CQ. I.e. When I

When beginning WSJT-X operation (new day, new band) , I usually answer all (new to my log) CQs first, then proceed to calling CQ. +1, maybe 175 seconds. +1 +1 +1 +1 Hmmm, I have not tried that. + I

Another thing you can do using the 'Sound' settings from the control panel is to rename the codecs used for your radio. I renamed mine 'FT-891' and 'IC-9700'. That makes it real easy to select the

Hi, I don't understand or I was not clear. I need the proper setup for the 706 itself, nothing else. I don't see that in the WSJTX denomination. The software setup seems OK and CI-V controls the

Sorry, but in the last few days, others here have suggested exactly that when it's a single strong signal that is dominating, and I know of operators that use it that way. In the case of a narrow