Ok Bill, thanks 73 G8PJH

In WSJT-X ver 2.5.0-rc1 I was in FT8 on 14074 and switched to FT4 on 14080. After about 12 passes it was obvious that it was not decoding. I have noticed this before and was able to duplicate it

Hi I used my alltext.exe program to analyze the the snr of every decoded station and calculate vsriance, min, max and mean. Not only does it show that there is a large variance in the same short time

Hi Phil, yes that should work, although I have not tried it. It only requires that certain basic ADIF fields are present for each logged QSO and they are very likely to be there. 73 Bill G4WJS.

Hi, I have installed a new SSD drive to replace my HDD drive in my ASUS shack win10 PC. Unfortunately, all did not go well and I lost most of my files and apps. I have managed to reload wsjtx, but all

Bill, I have not run WSJT-X since the end of the 13 Colonies event here in the US. If there are any logs I can provide for troubleshooting purposes, please let me know where to find them and how you'd

Hi Gus, My mistake, my EME working is limited to admiring moon eclipses and I am not ever used JT65 on any band. 73, Reino OH3mA Hi Reino, It´s goes off only when the station i´m calling

Hi Reino, the OOO message is used in EME with modes like JT65 and is equivalent to the Tx2 message you may be more used to for answering a call. It is effectively a signal report, i.e. "I copy your

Thanks for the clarification, Bill. Let’s look at repeated QSOs on 6 meters, separated some days in time, but assuming same operating techniques (at least here). The problem is that we don’t

Hi Reino, It´s goes off only when the station i´m calling give an other station report OOO. When DX station normally listen all the time for next to work, everyone are ju calling...

The most effective noise estimation algorithm I've encountered uses statistics. The power in each FFT bin is reordered by sorting into ascending power, then the bin at the lower quartile is taken.

I just joined this group but I cannot find an answer to my question. I have an Icom 746Pro and a MastersCommunications DRA70 sound card (and Win 10) When I set up the sound card for PTT via VOX,

On 13/07/2021 11:19, Reino Talarmo wrote: Hi Reino, the OOO message is used in EME with modes like JT65 and is equivalent to the Tx2 message you may be more used to for

Hi All, Problem WSJT-X: When calling a station and I´m in Enable TX and the station I call give the OOO to somone else, my Enable TX gos off! Only when text include the OOO. If called station give me

Hi Tom, and Jim, I believe Mike in his OP was questioning the variations in SNR numbers between two stations on different occasions. For example I might have two QSOs with you

Some comparisons for FT8 reports last Thursday evening (8th of July) on 50 MHz. Here using 1 kW output power to a 7 element Yagi antenna, and a GaAsFET LNA RX preamplifier. Listed below are

It is common for 6M propagation to be wildly variable over rather short periods of time. Last evening, I worked an HL2 station who I could decode for about 5 minutes, with the report (S/N) beginning

Hi Mike, the noise component consists of local noise plus various other noises via one or more propagation paths from many directions, with Sporadic E propagation, which you are almost certainly

On 13/07/2021 01:59, Bruce KX4AZ wrote: Hi Bruce, I believe we use variations on two basic strategies:- measure the noise power in unused symbol tone bins and

I have been very active on 6 meters this summer and have noticed great variability in S/N reports sent and received. For example I worked a YV5 station twice in the same week. On the first occasion he