I'm all set now, Mike Black helped me out aand it's working now, thanks to all, especially Mike! Richard, W2KAP

On your radio . . . -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

Bruce, made my settings as yours, no change. Chuck, where is the filter setting? I'm looking around for it but don't see it. I appreciate the help folks. Richard, W2KAP

Hi Bjorn, If you click on a station not calling CQ, you will not transmit so there is no point setting the TX frequency. You can move to his frequency by right clicking on his signal on the

Thanks everyone, that’s what I needed! I knew it had to be there somewhere! yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Clarence: Glad to hear to got it working, please share what you did/settings etc. I have a similar issue with the Signalink USB not sending audio to the Yaesu, receives fine, VOX working fine. Jumpers

Open C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\WSJT-X\WSJT-X.ini in notepad Find this line UDPServer=224.0.0.335 Change to 224.0.0.1 and save the file. Mike W9MDB

I have just a few notes on the FT-857  -- I assume you did rewire the SignaLink for it? FT-857 036 0Hz 038 USER-U 039 0Hz Mike W9MDB

Right. And that can lead to diminishing returns when the Fox, who is often in a quiet locaction, isn't loud enough to get over the RX noise for hounds, whose noise is often much stronger. 73, Jim

Got it fixed thnx. 73 K5CGM Get Outlook for iOS ( https://aka.ms/o0ukef ) *From:* main@WSJTX.groups.io <main@WSJTX.groups.io> on behalf of CLARENCE GAYNES MARSHALL <bonaire@...> *Sent:*

Correction... WSJT-X.ini will be found at %localappdata%\WSJT-X\

Simple. Either edit the WSJTX config file "WSJT-X.ini" changing the "UDPServer" entry or delete the file. WSJT-X.ini will be found at %localappdata%\WSJT-X.ini\ de Laurie VK3AMA

WSJT 2.5.4, WIN 11 In attempting to get JT Alert talking to WSJTx I accidentally entered a port of 224.0.0.355. The WSJT-X error window pops up with "network error UDP server DNS lookup failed:

Make sure your filter is set to wide open and not narrow. Sent from my T-Mobile 5G Device Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, September

Richard, Try these settings, Bins/Pixels 2, Check Flatten, Spec 30% N Avg 1, Blue 2, Current. Sliders, upper two, 7 ticks from the far left for Waterfall Gain, next over, 3 ticks from the left for

Actually, the numbers are valid when the transmitter is operated into saturation. Most modern transmitters (and solid state amplifiers) reach the 1 dB compression point between 60 and 80% of rated

My waterfall is weird, don't know how else to describe it. On all bands, at all times, its ... squished? I'm making qso's right and left, but the waterfall is not much help. I have a screenshot but no

Each additional stream reduces the power per stream (e.g., two streams -3 dB, three streams -5 dB, four streams - 6 dB, etc.) *AND* increases the IMD generated by the transmitter. The above is valid

Been using wsjtx software for several years with IC-735 and IC-756 ProIII. Just installed my Yaesu FT-857D in main shack connected to windows 11 through Signalink USB. I get good received signals and

Some F/H and/or multi-stream users try to use too many streams. Each additional stream reduces the power per stream (e.g., two streams -3 dB, three streams -5 dB, four streams - 6 dB, etc.) *AND*