I have over 1000 contacts on 80m FT8 in the last year. Zero FT4. JT9 has fallen by the wayside. People tend to only go to FT4 when the FT8 band segment is really crowded or perhaps during a

Hi, Is your receiver tuned on those sub-bands where FT9 or FT4 are used? I have seen e.g FT4 very seldom on the FT8 frequencies. To my understanding now FT9 is used very little and you need to select

80 meters, full of 20+ signals but the band activity area is EMPTY. I am running JT9 then switched to FT4. FT8 works fine. But these other modes dont show band activity even though the waterfall is

Robert, As David and Rig already mentioned, third-party software like JTAlert or Grid Tracker is by far the best solution for this. Perhaps interesting for you to know: John NJ0A has programmed a

Jan, No problem. I had to test that first in wsjt-x to remember, whether also configuration is presented on the information line, hi! Only after your mail I checked the manual. 73, Reino OH3mA

Hi Reino, You trapped me! When at work I always told our customers to Read The F…. Manual, before crying. Sorry, Jan Verstuurd vanaf: myMail voor iOS woensdag 9 februari 2022 09:46 +0100 van

Hi Jan, There is minor problem in that addition. You know how many people really goes through the whole excellent manual. E.g. clause 10.6. Status Bar states: "Labels on the Status Bar display such

Thanks all. Maybe good idea to put some lines in the manual about this issue. Br. Jan, PAoPLY Verstuurd vanaf: myMail voor iOS woensdag 9 februari 2022 01:00 +0100 van ve3wej@...

144.460MHz for most of digital modes, including Q65. (with exception of MSK144 on 144.440) I usually monitor only FT8 on 2m, but will monitor Q65 when we have TEP. JO1LVZ/Hatt.

Hi Yancy, Just a guess because I don't remember if I ran into this when I coded the cat control for the ft991 for my program, but if the VFO_B is selected for TX, then that maybe the

Thank you all so much for the great feedback! I'm using a Yaesu FT-991A and I can't tell any difference in speed as far as Rig or Fake it go. However, one thing I've just noticed is when I fire the

ok, so like Reino says, rename the 'default' name under the configurations tab to TS2000, and it should show at the bottom. I have 7 configurations under that tab, anything from callsign change, to

Older Icom rigs can only  change VFOB by either setting VFOB as active, set freq (or mode), then set back to VFOA.Another way is to swap VFOs, change VFOA, and swap back.Either way is ugly and Fake

Yes Verstuurd vanaf: myMail voor iOS dinsdag 8 februari 2022 21:24 +0100 van ve3wej@... <ve3wej@...>:

Hi Carl, You can simply double click the received decoded line's call sign, and WSJT-X will call that station, and "automagically" send your received S/N report. 73 from Tom (LA4LN) Sent from

I have been using WSJT-X for many years under Linux Mint. However, I recently upgraded to Linux Mint 20.3 "Una" kernel=5.4.0-97. I built wsjtx from source OK but under: Settings > Audio >

Just double click on a line with their call sign at the end; a CQ line is preferable because then you will have the grid square field filled out. BA

All the Icom rigs I've used have been able to Tx on VFO-B, otherwise 'normal' rig-based split when operating CW or SSB wouldn't be able to function! IMO WSJT-X's use of the term 'split' is a bit of a

for what mode ft*??? Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE