Hi Allan, WSJT-X permits contest operation, when you set up the program like this: Click in the upper menu line, left: File – Settings – Advanced – Special operating activity: Generation of

When I want to call a station that is ending a QSO, I am filling in his/her call manually in the "Generate Std Messages" boxes. It seems there must be an easier way? Thanks -- Carl WA1KPD

On my configuration there is no such indication at all. Same is true for earlier versions of WSJTx It indicates which Configuration is in use. Useful information, if multiple configurations are

is the TS2000 selected in the rig selection? Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hi Kiyo & Hatt, Thanks for this information on your band plan. Hatt... I like the suggestion of Q65, is there a particular frequency you use for Q65 ? thanks Tim -- VK2XAX : QF56if : ITU59 :

Two questions: #1: I want to work a contest this weekend that the exchange is RST and serial number. Is there a way to set up WSJT-X to automatically provide these in an exchange? I was looking at

Hello, II use a TS2000 with WSJTx v 2.5.4 I use 2 COM ports; one for CAT control and one for T/R control Cpu runs under W10 Comparing screens between mine and other users I found that in the

Hi Michael, The processing power you listed certainly makes sense. However, in today's world of multi-core & ultra-fast gaming computers it seems likes offering an option to go 'maximum'; if someone

Ah but it does affect power if the audio frequency is too close to the band edge of the xcver, this function rig or fake keeps you away from the edge. I use fake it, ft450 and ft857 Dan

I hope you use “split” all the time on FT8/4. Like you are seeing, Fake It seems to be smoother here. I also don’t like the other VFO being messed with as I have other frequencies there most

Thank you for that explanation. 73, Bob, W7BA

It has little to do with power. It's to keep your audio between 1500 and 2000 Hz. to reduce/eliminate audio harmonics. Larry / SW1DYJ

My experience of the purpose of "Fake it" is to automatically shift the transmit frequency a bit to keep the audio frequency inside the pass band of the radio so your power output is not reduced. 73,

I have tried to use "Split", numerous times, over the past few years. I have tried it on both Icoms and Yaesus. "Fake It" always seems to work better. My two cents worth... Buddy WB4OMG

This must vary based on rig. On my FT1000MP, MK-V, when Wsjtx comes up and initiates CAT in split, it sets VFO A for RX, VFO B for TX, and activates split. Freq is set when the station is selected or

Hi Reino (and Yancy), my experience with several Icom rigs - 746, 756 Pro III, 7600 and now 7610 - over a period of years has been that 'Fake It' works faster and more reliably than 'Rig' split. When

Hi, If you are using CAT control for PTT, it is better to use RIG for split.If using VOX, I would use Fake It for split. This will ensure that the frequency will be set before the rig goes into

Hi Yancy, The split operation using Rig is a native operation of those rigs that support it. It is usually faster as the transmit VFO it already on correct frequency, CAT command just selects it. In

I use Grid Tracker with WSJT-X. It shows me states and DXCC locations. Has many other useful features. verizon.net@groups.io> wrote:

OK thanks you I will download JT alert!