I like to share with you my solution, as I noticed, some have similar problems with the TXAudio WSJTX 2.5.4 Ubuntu 2204 Problem: Receiving works fine out of the box -- decodes in every mode I

here I got success with sudo groupadd mymainuser audio after that everything works (also for js8call) 1 as "mymainuser" submit command "groups" 2 control if group "audio" is in th list 3. if not

Hi Michael, That link suggests that the IF output is just 1-channel at 12 kHz. The IC-7300 has a single pin in the ACC connector for it according to the full manual. Phil GM3ZZA Sent from Mail

I've sometimes seen a mention of the "FT8 simulator" software, either on cached images of old WSJT-X related web pages from Princeton physics, or from excerpts from developer conversations. I think

I can't upload the ARRL contest log on the web. I enter all the data requested on the website and when I click on upload I get the following error: "Oops! It seems that you have not completed some of

Well ... as that is a clone program, many here have no idea what has been changed, or modified.   Not sure if they have a support list or not. Try using WSJT-X and see what happens. Neil, KN3ILZ

No...I'm not confusing it. There is an IF mode on the 7300 that does not do any demodulation.  It's 2-channel I/Q data.  Somewhat equivalent in the audio range to adding the special card in the 7300

IF mode on the 7300 bypasses the FM discriminator....actually seems to bypass all such demodulation. Mike W9MDB

Mike, with FM the strongest signal wins. Ever hear two people on a repeater transmit at the same time with equal power? ⁣Jim Bacher, WB8VSU wb8vsu@... https:\\trc.guru​

Mike, I think you are confusing the BANDWIDTH associated with FM with the modulation mode itself. Study ARRL Handbook, Chapter 11. Ham radio spans considerable breadth of technologies, making it

Responses to this post have already spelled out the most important answers. When operating In SSB mode, ham transceivers act as a linear up-converter (audio to RF) when transmitting and a linear

Hi Steven, Are you reporting about the WSJT program, or the WSJT-X program? You write in the header the names of both programs (assuming your «WSJTX» means WSJT-X)? But WSJT and WSJT-X are two

You need to check ‘hidden’ view in explorer. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: 73, Ed W1ZZ w1zzham@... http://www.qrz.com/db/W1ZZ

Restarting Meinberg with the defaults will give you a quick sync. Without restarting it will slowly drift your time until it syncs up. I never let my computer sleep anymore...way too many bugs for

I have a slight problem with Meinberg that happens when I have been away from the shack for a few days with the PC left in sleep mode. When I come back on often WSJT-X fails to decode. I check

Mike, you spotted it. I would be interesting to have a comparison with another timekeeper. You may have suitable tools to do it. 73, Reino OH3mA

Thanks Rick, I was running JTDX and gridtracker while being interviewed by a reporter from a local news affiliate. The reporter was very interested in what gridtracker was showing in terms of

This looks promising and is easy enough to do -- comes from https://www.ntppool.org/en/use.html To have Windows 10/11 use NTP do this: #1 Type in "cmd" in the search bar and when "Command Prompt"

All of which is WAY too much for most people when you can install a simple program that works better and doesn't require registry editing and command line actions. Windows still doesn't compute drift

Hi Mike, Windows 10 and later applies ntp as described in https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/windows-time-service/how-the-windows-time-service-works. The most relevant