Thank you for the reply. I subsequently found the issue but couldn’t update my message. DUP was showing in the display so it looked like the frequency being transmitted on had different settings, in

I suppose this is off topic. But Rosetta does a poor job with Adobe Illustrator. It is sluggish. Photoshop does OK, however. More universal apps coming out, every day... Buddy WB4OMG

BTW, in no case have I had to do anything to acknowledge the existence of Rosetta. These executables just download and run. Your inquiry was the first time I heard the word Rosetta in this

My Macbook Pro M1 Max runs everything blazingly fast, even old executables compiled for Intel CPUs. I find that surprising, given that the M1 CPU has to emulate the Intel instructions. But it does and

Thanks guys ... I wish it had occurred to me "before" I opened this thread ... instead of long after ... I believe the problem is due to the fact that I had checked the "Highlight By Mode" box. I need

Check your antenna... A sudden mismatch (high SWR) will cause that. Take Care & 73 yahoo.co.uk@groups.io> wrote: -- de KC6UFM Charles

The "etc" should be after the short list of modes. Sorry. Carl - WC4H

Hi Dick. Have you checked to ensure that you exported all of the wsjt-x modes that you have ever worked (JT65. FT4, FT8, FST4) and not just you current favorite modes etc. 73. Carl - WC4H

Hi, I’ve been using FT8 for a while with good success, I adjust the DT gain to achieve very little ALC, normally 6 to 10. Today I’ve noticed as soon as I transmit it jumps to 5-0 then goes back to

James- Thanks for your reply and comments. I got it working now, although I did not suspect the soundcard for several reasons, I had a closer look at it. It is a Signalink, so I took it apart and

I found that wsjt ( using the wsjt_log.adi keeps track of calls worked before, jtalert scans your actual log. if one entry did not get into actual log, it will still be in wsjt's log adi file so it

Thanks to all for the pointers. I ran the suggested commands, still could not get the .deb I downloaded to run because of the missing libboost error. As I had the build environment loaded, I went back

"Michael Black via groups.io" <mdblack98@...> wrote: Should make the loss of information less awkward, does an FT991 have the usual band-stacking registers that most radios have these

Apparently flrestore does not save everything -- band memories for example. Mike

Both are unchecked Clear DX Call and grid after logging Clear DX Call and grid on exit Thanks

check your settings in the reporting tab " clear DX call...." make sure you have it unchecked Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE wrote:

"Michael Black via groups.io" <mdblack98@...> wrote: Maybe look here: http://www.vk2byi.com.au/ftrestore/ I don't have an FT991 but I saw this free software available for doing a

Thanks. The check_rig_caps message has been fixed in the latest hamlib. The other user's AI command does not work at all so there's something wrong with his rig and he's reluctant to do the firmware

One further caution: Do NOT set the soundcard interface port to be either the "Default" or "Communications Default" device! As Ron hinted above, your "Default" device should be the PC soundcard for

I also have the FT-991A and got exactly the same results as Steve/KC5NK did. rig_init: backend for FT-991 does not contain hamlib_check_rig_caps Opened rig model 1035, 'FT-991' AI0; Bernie/WB0FTY