No, Reino, I am using a Mac. 
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Bill
W8BC

If receiving a very strong local wspr signal it often decodes as a main signal plus several harmonics at +/-100hz on 50MHz and 70MHz. On 2m they seem to be +/-50MHz. 

does anyone know what is causing these? Are they artefacts of the transmitted signal, or are they created in the sound card? Also, why is it exactly 100hz?

just curious.

Steve M0NMA

Hello,

I have had QSO's which take a number of cycles, even up up to 8 mins

The QSO Start & End Times seem to correctly reflect 1st report till the 73

However I have just had a couple where the QSO Start & End Times are the same time, the 73 cycle.

See attached screen shots. First 2 exhibit Start/End the same, last 2 correct

Thanks... Dave

Thanks, Kevin and Bob.

Bob, I followed you advice and installed the new Candidate Release without deleting the old one. All is working well. Now that the new version is installed, can I delete the old or do I need to keep it to keep the defaults?
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Bill
W8BC

ADIF Master doesn't show you the ADIF header (it replaces it with its own header on export).

The wsjtx_log.adi file is in the wsjt-x log directory (which you can get to from the WSJT-X Fie menu). Open the wsjtx_log.adi file with a text editor like Notepad and look at the first line in the file. If it is <eh>, change it to read <eoh> and save the edited file.

73,
Rich VE3KI

Hi Ed,  Glad you got the answer but where is this file, and the one that I found was in my HRD db file location not in the wsjtx log file directory?  The one I find using ADIF Master loads and I don't see the <EH> line to edit.
Randy WB8ART

RC3 is available (and has been) for download.   It would help if you said what your rig, and how you connect audio and CAT controls.

Neil, KN3ILZ

PSK Reporter. There are no settings I can see in WSJTX

Austin

A million or more spots go to WSPRnet each day.
Most WSPRnet users do not want to fragment the data. Quite a few regard it as a valuable propagation database.

WSPRnet has always been used. There has never been any need to make that clear, there was no alternative. Fairly recently some users must have persuaded PSK reporter to accommodate WSPR. This is not official, personally I hope it never is.

73 Alan G4ZFQ

Hi Bill, sorry if am asking the blindingly obvious, but have I not just done that by trying the file in all sub directories that i have to go through to reach my wsjt-x v2.3.0-rc2 application file?
My environmental variables includes .bat files in its’ list.

73 Ken g4apb 

Ken,

open a CMD prompt window and type this:

echo %Path%

the list of directories printed are the places Windows looks to find an executable to run when passed a command name without a path.

WSJT-X executes the user_hardware executable by invoking the following command:

CMD /C user_hardware nn

where 'nn'  is the target band in meters without a trailing 'm'.

The other piece of the puzzle is what Windows considers as an executable, that is determined by the list of file extensions stored in the PATHEXT environment variable, which you can see by typing this:

echo %PATHEXT%

You will observe that .BAT is one of the file extensions considered to be executable.

This is all standard Windows behaviour documented in many places.

73
Bill
G4WJS.

I upgraded from v2.2.2 to V2.3.0 rc3. I got the error message “Error loading LOTW users” but reading the help file, I was able to fix it. The one part I can’t fix is Tab 2. The picture below is how it should be, but my Tab 2 is blank.

 

 

Is there something I forgot to do during the upgrade?

 

73s Jim

VA3XOV

Hi Jim,

the Tab 2 buttons are obsolete and have been removed as they are the source of many issues, also they have been not maintained for many versions.

73
Bill
G4WJS.

Hi Bill, sorry if am asking the blindingly obvious, but have I not just done that by trying the file in all sub directories that i have to go through to reach my wsjt-x v2.3.0-rc2 application file?
My environmental variables includes .bat files in its’ list.

73 Ken g4apb 

Bob,

it looks like a transient glitch on groups.io, now resolved (since we can both now post). Probably one of life's lesser mysteries!

73, Stay Safe,

Robin, G8DQX

What is this all about?????   Bob K8BL

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Bill,

Just install the new one and it will take over. Don't delete the old

> I do not know why, it just confuses people. I know why it confuses people, because there is no option in the settings for WSPRnet, only PSK Reporter. If you go on PSK reporter, a handful of WSPR spots can be seen. Does anyone know why this is? Why are some reporting to PSK Reporter but most report to WSPRnet. What is different about their setup. (I know WSPRnet is the proper place). I'm just curious as to how some but not all stations are reporting to PSK Reporter. There are no settings I can see in WSJTX
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Austin
2E0MNV

Austin,

WSJT-X does not send WSPR spots to PSK Reporter. WSJT-X is not the only application that decodes WSPR traffic.

73
Bill
G4WJS.

Hi Bill,
I modified my batch file as your instructions for 40m and 80m and put in the correct commands for my QCX and renamed the file as 'user_hardware.bat'.
I have tried placing this file in all locations from C:/ through to wsjt paths to /bin, but all no no effect.

I am bandhopping 40m and 80m, and although my QCX radio is changing to the correct frequency by CAT control, this user_hardware file still does not seem to do anything.
Here is a copy of my batch file now (called user_hardware.bat);

 @ECHO OFF

IF "%1"=="40" (
  SerialSend "QM6.010;"
) ELSE IF "%1"=="80" (
  SerialSend "QM6.012;"
)

Ken,

the way WSJT-X now works means that it runs the user_hardware.bat file exactly the same way that any other executable file is run. For MS Windows that means the file must be located in either in one of the directories listed on the PATH environment variable or in the current working directory when WSJT-X is started.

73
Bill
G4WJS.