Did it not save when you upgraded. Or did you uninstall it? Then reinstall. I am not home right now so i cant look it up but maybe frequency reset might bring them in or wait for the knowledgeable to

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I HAVE THE FREQ''S FREQ'S FOR 60 METRS. I FORGOT HOW TO SET UP 60 IN WSJT? THANKS -- *73'S DAVE NU4N*

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Could you and 22 meter band in hopping schedule and also be able to select both 60 m bands? Thanks....

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In the USA that is a requirement of the electrical code. It's a safety issue. If you can't bond the ground rod then don't use it and just use the house ground. Mike W9MDB

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Those rods MUST, BY LAW, all be bonded together. Without that bonding, your installation is unsafe, and an invitation to lightning damage! I suggest that you study N0AX's ARRL book on the topic, and/o

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Hi Mike, No, the ground rod is not bonded to the house ground. However, I have solved the RFI problem with RS-BA1 software. Using the rig as a server access point, with the software, solved the hardwi

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BUT only US folk! In the event of a line fault – the neutral going O/C - you could end up sinking your and your neighbour’s return current through your rig into any RF earth. 73 Phi GM3ZZA Sent from M

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Thanks

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AND the radio. AND the computer. Those having RFI issues should run, not walk, to buy N0AX's ARRL book on grounding and bonding, and STUDY it. Also STUDY the slide deck for talks I've done at ham radi

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If I needed a rig in that price class, it would be a Kenwood. They are second best to Elecraft, which is much more expensive. 73, Jim K9YC

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Yes, have the same #4 wire connecting the house ground with the station ground. Both antenna masts also bonded. Learned that from this website!!

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Good advice!!

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Brew a pot of coffee and give this a read: http://audiosystemsgroup.com/RFI-Ham.pdf 73 -Jim NU0C "Mark Gottlieb" <kk2l@...> wrote:

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And is your ground rod bonded to the house ground too? Mike W9MDB

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It depends on how susceptible the USB cable is to RFI. Mike W9MDB

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I should have come back to the group sooner. I didn't get an e-mail that my original post was answered. Anyway...bingo! Yes, when I reduce power, (down to 45 watts) even on the upper bands, the radio

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Mark, I’m new to WSJTx but for ham radio in general, I have 6 copper ground rods, 6 feet long bonded with #4 gauge wire and many would consider that inadequate grounding. One rod not enough. Gary N8GT

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Question. I’m using an old Kenwood TS 850s, and thinking of getting a second radio. I am considering an ICOM 7300, but noticed how cheap IC 718’s are at the present. Any comments good or bad using the

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One more thing...just to be clear, I am experiencing this issue on my portable CHAMELEON MPAS 2.0 which only has a radial coming from the antenna and my universally grounded (copper rod) antenna in my

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Does the problem go away if you reduce the output power to near zero and/or transmit into a dummy load? If so, it's almost certainly RFI. 73, Willie N1JBJ

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