The problem as I understand it is that the version of Hamlib packaged with 2.2.0 will not communicate properly with Yaesu FT-991/991A and possibly other radios. It's not a computer or OS problem, its

This raises a point on my "wants" list for a future release of WSJT-X, that being: can we have some control over filtering/sorting of decodes? There's been a "CQ Only" filter for some time, how about

I've been using BktTimeSync for several months. It provides for time sync via any of ntp, a gps receiver attached to your pc or strictly manual adjustment which is handy if neither ntp nor gps is avai

Bill, that's not the way it works with my install of v2.2.1. Win7Pro-Yaesu FT991A, although I don't think that matters since wsjtx works great for me apart from this issue. I just did a test to be sur

I see there's a parameter in the Call Lookup area on the MSK144 GUI that goes like this: Az: ### (A or B): ### El: ### ### km. The Az, El and distance are obvious but what is that value between Az and

Yes, well, it shouldn't be dropping to Msg6 either if TX Disable is unchecked; it should stick on Msg4. There are a few points that fall out of this whole scenario: 1 - The Disable TX setting doesn't

Thanks. Hugo, ve3ktn.

I just did another test to change TX4 from RR73 to RRR and find in that case, the TX will remain enabled and stick on TX4 until receiving the final "73" as TX5 from the remote. After receiving that 73

Hello Reino, and thanks for the background. I just had to tear myself away from this crazy North America 6m opening this afternoon - my fingers are getting tired :-P. Oh boy. I thought my last post de

Hello all, I've been looking to install wsjtx on my RPi 3B+ but get a "cannot access archive "{pkgname}" file or directory not found" response when attempting to run either the dpkg i386 or amd64 inst

Thanks Bill, and to everyone who has responded so far. I did get a private email from one of the wsjt group members who steered me in the right direction for installing the armhf package and I now hav

A couple of things I encountered this evening with ft8 and ft4: 1 - Resizing the waterfall horizontally will also scale the frequency divisions at certain horizontal widths. At first I thought, well t

Reino, Well, what can I say about #1 except it happens on my HP 840G1 laptop screen in 1366x768 resolution. It's not a big deal I suppose but thought I'd mention it in case anyone else sees the same.

Bill, I experienced something similar a few times with ft8 during FD. Rig here is an HP 840G1 8GB Intel i5/4300U Win10Pro/1909 to a Yaesu FT-991A working both audio and CAT via the USB and split mode

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I've found BktTimeSync to be a handy way to keep your clock synced. It supports both or either of ntp or NMEA messages from a gps puck plugged into a usb port. Even if you have neither gps or ntp avai

TimeFudge is handy and has a small footprint. One thing to watch out, though - that your clock is truly within within one message cycle's interval of UTC, otherwise your time stamps will be off by tha

Michael, I've asked the same question, maybe a month ago now, and the answer back from developers was that it would take too much computing time to do column sorting between when the decode outputs ar

I had to think about this one because I have an FT991A, operate split mode and have the radio's tuner enabled while operating on VFO-A and have not seen this. I might ask whether Marcel is configured

BTW, there was a changle to the Hamlib library between wsjtx V2.1.x and V2.2.x. Owners of FT991A were bitten by a Hamlib bug in 2.2.0 which was fixed in 2.2.1. I wonder if there were other "improvemen

During FD, I was also bothered by the additional decodes causing the band activity window to scroll up while clicking on a desired station only to have my response issued to someone different. This ef