Hatt Moving FT8/FT4/Q65 to 144.460 MHz sounds a great idea. The default FT8 frequency of 144.174 MHz is blocked in 4X/4Z by strong interference on 144.175 MHz. Please explain what do you mean by Es

Q65B-60 for 2m usually. Unfortunately, JA band plan (set by law) allows us to QRV between 144.400 and 144.500 for digital. Talk to you on vkspotter for further discussion. Tnx. JO1LVZ/Hatt

Yes, but using CAT PTT for timing (but that is irrelevant here). Don't clip the initial tones that way, as would be the case with the Signallink VOX PTT . . . Other than that, thanks for confirming

The SignaLink provides it's own VOX PTT. Yaesu rigs do not have CAT commands for rear-connector PTT control so that's why that option is disabled. I saw one other post where somebody had to do a

I have an FT-847 as well, and have no recollection of ever seeing that specific setting. A I recall, the -847 decides which jnput to use based on which mode you are in, and if in "Data" mode, it will

Hi all, I'm wondering if you would consider listening on 144.320 ( this is the frequency we use in VK/ZL ) for FT8 or Q65 ? The 144.460 frequency is in the middle of our beacon segment and the 2m

Trying to get WSJT-X back in operation after a couple years QRT. Had no problems previously using FT-847, feeding xmit data to the Rear/Data jack. Unsure why things have changed, now the 847

Hi Hatt, I forgot to ask... What is your preferred Q65 mode and period ? thanks Tim -- VK2XAX : QF56if : ITU59 : CQ30 : BMARC : WIA

Hi Hatt, OK, thanks , I'll let the others know. You are welcome to join our spotter service at www.vkspotter.com to see what VK/ZL is sending your way. regards Tim -- VK2XAX : QF56if : ITU59 :

Steve Try Gridtracker. It has very similar functionality to JTAlert and will run on MAC. https://gridtracker.org <https://gridtracker.org/> Jeff Townsend WB8LYJ

You said "But these other modes dont show band activity even though the waterfall is showing signals". How do you know that the signals you're showing on the waterfall are FT4 or JT9? Just a

If you want to see FT4, come back on ARRL Field Day. In 2020 I made about 320 FT4 contacts (no dups), and I was a single operator taking naps and breaks. 73 Chuck K4RGN

Indeed they do. On 80M FT4 in the evening there's a lot more FT8 traffic at the low end of the waterfall than there is overall FT4 traffic. 73, Chris VE3NRT P.S. if anyone in WV is looking for a JT9

Folk, JT Alert sounds very interesting. However, I am a Mac Head and run WSJTX on a Mac. I run windows applications in support of my hobby in the Parallels MSDOS emulator. I have downloaded JT

I never noticed that 80M FT4 was only 2kHz above FT8.  If FT8 ever gets booming and fill up the waterfall might be some collisions in the 2-3kHz range. Mike W9MDB

You can also fill in the DX Call field and press Generate Std Msgs. They will fill. HTH K6MNO, 73 (Steve)

Thanks. I knew it was going to be something embarrassingly obvious 😊 Carl Nord WA1KPD

Mike, That's 40m's. As i said 20m and 40m have activity. 80 Meters overlaps. FT8 3573 and FT4 3575. -- 73 Ron  W3RJW FTdx-5000, Timewave Navigator, WSJT-X Improved 2.5.4, JTAlert 2.50.9, HRD

Each mode has it's own band segment.  They do not overlap.  So each mode should have it's own frequency.  On 80M it is7.074 FT87.0475 FT4 -- minimal activity except during contests7.078 JT9 -- you

I am a weak signal operator. Most of my activity is on 2M and higher in frequency. But, yesterday I was listening on the upper HF bands. The only frequency that was active on 10M, 12M, 15M and 17M was