I don't use Windows, so that's not a possibility here. --Chip/N1MIE

I had to go back pretty far to find this issue, before writing it up as a new topic. I too, am using HRD as the CAT control and for logging, but I see the same issue of "Fake it" no longer working

I want to add a bit more information that I think is relevant to getting things set up properly and that is to check the results of your settings no matter what others tell you works for them. To

click on "1" and see if that fixes it 73

I believe you are on tab2. Click on Tab1 right under the Decode button to the right of the Old tx Freq checkbox. 73, Sam W2JDB

Hello, After my most recent windows update, the 6 QSO buttons have disappeared from the screen. Please see the attached screen shot in the word doc. Any thoughts? I can't initiate a CQ

Let me address one part of this by showing you a picture of a signal which is over driven as would be indicated by a large movement on the ALC meter. This shows the signal of someone transmitting at

Also i find if you setup qrz under each call. Jtalert will see correct grid for logging

Gary, yes, the frequency does shift when that happens (e.g., 14.074 to 14.073). I'm not sure what you mean "correct channel"?

OK Fred I am using an LDG Z-100 plus auto tuner and barefoot IC 7300. OK so I dont know if there is a difference or preference as to running the power slider full open and using Windows audio to

Windows Sound Control Panel. Connect one (say the 7300), rename it. Then connect the other and rename it. You want to rename both the input (in the "recording" tab) and the output (in the "playback"

Hi Lance, from the call prefix and overrides in CTY.DAT. 73 Bill G4WJS.

The big problem I have is that the audio codex for both is identical, so with both connected there is no way to differentiate except by trial and error. Wish there was a way to give them different

This may be a stupid question, but I can't find the answer in the User Manual. Does WSJT-X calculate the DXCC it displays in the decoded messages from the DXCC prefix, or the grid square? I am going

I'm probably going to catch some critism for this, but the 7300 is one of the rigs where you should run ALC. The meter on my 7300 reads about 3/4 of full ALC scale....note that the ALC full scale is

Yes, far better choices. Fair-Rite #31 is the weapon of choice from 160M to 2M. Study my tutorial on killing RX noise to boost contest scores. k9yc.com/publish.htm 73, Jim K8YC

Thanks for your comments, Reino. As in previous NRAU NAC contests the "File - Settings - Advanced" setting is set for "Special operating activity" and "EU VHF Contest". The contest stations were using

25 to 300 KHz is a bit low for the ham bands. 73 -- Larry -- W1DYJ

https://www.tdk-electronics.tdk.com/download/528858/f166f3fdc24325c6b592a75777608210/pdf-n72.pdf Says #72 ferrite is good for 25 to 300 KHz, so there may be a better choice. 🤷‍♂️ 73, Willie

Hi Nick, I know it seems unlikely, but did you change bands between those two decodes of PY2IQ? 73 Bill G4WJS.