Many qrz.com entries for those using WSJTX are out of date or just wrong, sometimes deliberately for privacy reasons. Me? I don't change qrz.com when I'm not operating from home. I am totally

Pietro https://www.qsl.net/dl4yhf/rsNTP/rsNTP.htm I have used this on Windows 10. I have not used as a default timekeeper so I do not know how it performs in the long term. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

You may be misreading the manual. It's the Power On/Off that talks about the battery pack. Mike W9MDB On

Look for TimeFudge on my QRZ page. I have a Windows executable and source code for Linux/Unix. Mike W9MDB On

I think the only way is to stop sync and adjust your clock manually. But if there exists a sync software with this capability I'm interested, too! Pietro I2OIM

Is it possible to adjust my time to match an off-time DX station? [Right now, 7P8RU's clock is running about 1.2 sec fast.] 73 - Rich, K1DJ

This is okay if it's an option, which is what Ellis suggested. Otherwise, one should be allowed to transmit anywhere your governmental rules allow. The existing bands have no official status. And

On Wed, Nov 3, 2021 at 03:53 PM, Reino Talarmo wrote: If GM1BAN sends 4 character locator, how the receiving entity can provide 6 character locator to the spot

Reading this thread piqued my intrigue, so went and had a look at the manual for my FT817ND. The CAT command for getting frequency is there, but has the feeling of having been added as an

It might be worth asking the WSJT-X developers to add the option of setting frequency limits for each band. That way there would be no risk of transmitting out of band

Hi Roland, If GM1BAN sends 4 character locator, how the receiving entity can provide 6 character locator to the spot collector? By the way could the spot collector check the validity of the call -

Thanks Bill 73 Dave G3UEG

Absolutely no luck I'm afraid. Installed flrig for Mac (v "bs"). Chose G90 as rig, 19200, /dev/tty.usbserial110 seems to be the port. Every time Ihit "init" the program crashes.. Will keep fiddling

Many are already registered members on qrz.com (free or paid sub). In order to use the XML API you need to have an XML subscription (USD29.95/year). I use the service for several other HAM-related

Mike, your point #2 is not quite correct, it doesn't care what the mode other than it must be one that is expected, i.e. within the set of valid modes. This was a

Mike, other than the hash code table, the WSPR decoder is stateless and very rarely provides decodes with correct calls but corrupt grids. This can indeed happen with Type

The FT847 does not have a get_vfo function. The FT817 does now have a get_vfo function which apparently is not supported by that rig. So looks like you need to use the FT847. Mike W9MDB

Do I not understand Mode=None in WJST-X then? I thought it meant two things. #1 WSJT-X makes no attempt to set mode #2 WSJT-X makes no read of mode (or shouldn't care). Is one of those assumptions

Mike, QRZ.COM callsign data lookups are not a free service, we have no intention of requiring that WSJT-X WSPR spotters use such a service. Caching such lookup data seems unwise

There are two points...one is bad decodes...the other is inaccurate grid reports which perhaps come from some internal error like not clearing the grid when a new call is decoded so an old grid gets