Best place is where nobody else is lurking.If you are calling CQ or calling somebody else your transmit should be in a clear spot -- no other requirement than that.If you are answering the same rule

What is the correct place to put transmit vs receive cursors ? Relationally. Transmit above or below? And what amount of offset? I imagine the software must have split enabled? Ty qsl

In reality what is needed is a correlation function - where one instance of WSJTX can take input (UDP?) from a second instance and combine/dedupe the two streams. I don't know if the UDP stream

You've hit on the problems. As an EE, a ham for 65 years who uses diversity a lot on CW with my K3, and a retired audio professional, I consider it a very bad idea to combine audio from two receivers

I’m 80 years old and have little computer knowledge but willing to stretch my mind a bit and learn. I’ve downloaded the WSJTX app and have it ready to go. What do I need to know to connect my

Gil - FCC Part 15 Rules paragraph 15.225 authorizes use of 13.553-13.567 MHz for unlicensed telecommunications in the United States. But the authorized field strength is very low! "The field

FCC Part 18 rules apply to operation in the ISM bands. There is no evidence in the FCC rules that telecommunications are authorized in the ISM bands in the

The issue was the macOS Security & Privacy Microphone access not being enabled for WSJTX. Not sure if the update changed the setting but with it enabled we're back working as it should.

Reino, good point about the possible phasing issues. -- John P. WA2FZW

Check your audio devices in the Audio Midi Setup to make sure they are correctly configured. Gary KO3F

Apple update last evening. Today I can hear FT8 on radio (Yaesu FT991a) but WSJTX shows nothing on the waterfall. Radio Preferences shows Test Cat and Test PTT are working properly. Ideas? Randy

it is within ISM Band https://lcantennas.com/what-is-the-ism-band/ Dan KC2STA -- Dan Ziolkowski KC2STA SKCC #4290T Ubuntu LINUX

Hello Alex, If you combine audio signals from two independent receivers, then the audio frequencies have a frequency difference or at least an unknown phase difference. I they have a constant 90

Not much 😊 and not easy. Full text here: https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2011-title47-vol1/pdf/CFR-2011-title47-vol1-sec15-225.pdf As it is difficult for hobbyists to perform these field

Soooo.... 22 meters is now frequency that folks will use FT8 on? Do americans have privelges there? Curious about this Ron W5SUM

Very easy to add any frequency to the list. Settings,,,Frequencies...right click on the list and add 73 de George/DU1GM

Hello John, I am using two different radios and so two different sound sources. In my special case a flexradio 6600 with virtual audio cards comming from the flex software. I like your idea and want

I was wondering if those two streams could be combined into one and if that would have any advantage. Hi Mike and All, With two antennas you could do various combinations of signals or streams and

Alex, are you using two separate radios; that wasn't clear from your post, but here's a thought... I have no way to try it, but on the "Audio" tab in the WSJT settings you can select the input as

Just dial your rig (it must be capable of doing so!). E.g. FT8 is not frequency dependent, like FM nor SSB is.