I notice on PSK Reporter, there are quite a few stations running Q65 on Six Meters. The only thing I can't seem to figure out is what duration, and which submode they are using.. I'm assuming submode

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OK.. 30A then. Will try that today. Thanks to all who replied.. -- (Too many to thank individually :) ) 73 de Jim VE4CY

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I think I have this Q65 figured out now.. Just one more question. (I tried searching but couldn't find a keyword that provided any help). I get endless lines of unwanted info in the Single Period Deco

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Great, thanks Bill.. (I suspected it had something to do with the fact that 2.4.0 is an RC version) 73 de Jim VE4CY

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Attached is a screen shot of the audio settings I'm using with my IC-9700 and my Ubuntu based Linux distro. 73 de Jim VE4CY

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I was doing some Q65 on 70cm the other night using an Icom IC-9700. and WSJT-X v2.4.0-rc1 I logged several stations successfully. Then, with the next station I worked... The "Click OK to Log contact"

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Hi Reino: Thanks for the 'second set of eyes'. The E010 in the Exch sent box is my grid square.. I think you're right, it probably shouldn't have been there. Not sure how it did get there. When the QS

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Might be a privacy setting....... Check your Privacy settings and make sure that WSJT-X has access to the microphone. Open 'Settings' -> Choose 'Privacy'. On the left hand side of the Privacy window,

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Most meteor scatter is done with MSK144. It's far better suited for the mode. You can see what's happening in your area by going to the pskreporter site. https://pskreporter.info/pskmap.html Fill in t

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Edmonton.. Only 1200 Km away. Not too far by Canadian standards :) Been there quite a few times. On PSKreporter.. I have it on just about every morning following the modes I commonly use. MSK144, FT8

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There's probably a simple answer to this, but i can't seem to see it. I notice that when Audio TX and Audio RX are set the same, the TX and RX indicators on the waterfall never line up when in Q65 mod

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Not sure about 2m, On 6m pretty well everyone uses use 50.275 -- 30 Seconds Mode A 73 de Jim VE4CY

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Darn.. Should proof read before I post. For six meters, most stations in North America use 50.260 30 seconds mode A

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Heck.. I'm making a mess of this... Still on my first coffee... Q65 is 50.275.. (50.260 is for MSK144)...

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One thing to check is your computer time. It has to be pretty accurate or you'll get no decodes.. You can check your system time accuracy by going to https://time.is/

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With scatter, the more power the better.. But 80W into 3 elements will work well. (I'm getting good results with 100W into 4 elements). I have a friend who makes contacts using a simple dipole. There

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A group of us have been trying out Q65 on 432 Mhz. We've been getting good results. Even with minimum tropo conditions in dry subzero air I've been able to work stations over 200 miles away using 70 w

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FWIW, if you use the TQSL program to upload your .adif files to LoTW, you can have it convert your Q65 contacts to DATA on the fly. In the TQSL program, click on 'File' in the top bar.. Then choose 'D

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The TX CQ box is for split operation. (Which is only used when the frequency gets very busy). I haven't seen it used that often. You should leave it unchecked. Normally in the TX6 box, is set up to se

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