Hello Fellow hams W1KSO here, I cannot get the pp to function after i down load it, I get the 2 screens but they disappear, And the icon I placed on the desktop only gives me an option to

One of the multi-pin connectors on the rear panel accepts audio. Study the manual. 73, Jim K9YC

how to change the zone VA2VT is in CQ zone 5 not zone 2

What about sent/rec'd your gridsquare? Chuck

I would like the capability to monitor a preset number of bands for activity, ala WSPR but without transmitting. Then I could see usable openings on PSK reporter. Seeing band openings on PSK is

No we checked that. -- Jim K2QB

I believe it does. The weird thing is it works sort of. If he calls CQ for instance and we monitor the PSK Reporter only one or two stations report hearing him. Yet when I call CQ fifty-one will

What degradation in sensitivity is there in going to the wider spaced variants of Q65 for a given speed? The S/N is quoted for each speed version , but nothing on the other axis for tone

Greetings to all who responded to my needs Big misunderstanding on my part of the operating system installed on the computer. After a system crash was restored by a 2nd party, I was unaware the

I have a faint recollection that the mic gain of the FT1000MP affects to the power output even, when the rear connector is in use. 73, Reino OH3mA

Evan, The path for my WSJT-X log files are here in this path. You should have something similar. C:\Users\Robert\AppData\Local\WSJT-X OR, open WSJT-X, select FILE, then OPEN LOG DIRECTORY This will

Evan, You may try to go File | Open log directory. Or 15.1. File locations, Log directory: %LOCALAPPDATA%\WSJT-X\ 73, Reino OH3mA

look under first tab, scroll down to open log directory.. stored in 'appdata' folder look for an adi file ( extension may be hidden ) full file name is wsjtx_log.adi I beleive Dave

Go to the FILE menu at the top of the window, select "Open log directory" ... User Guide 10.1.2 Neil, KN3ILZ

File/Open log directory Mike W9MDB

https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.5.4.html#LOGGING

Evan, In WSJT-X go to File/Open Log Directory and the folder containing your log will be displayed. The path to this folder is shown at the top of the window. Robie AJ4F aol.com@groups.io>

Under "File" menu there is a line with "Open log directory" or similar (I have another language set). Pietro I2OIM aol.com@groups.io> ha scritto:

Open the log directory and look for an adi file. 73, Willie N1JBJ

does the 1000mp have a menu with the option of input from microphone or rear connector?? Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE