Dennis On 30 m, our internet modem produces a 9 dB increase in noise over the already high city noise level (partly our neighbours' internet modems, presumably). So it would be quite easy for their no

#adiFiles

Thanks, Mike. That looks interesting! 73, Steve VE3SMA

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

Does anyone know of available software that will do this? I'd love to be able to forget setting the grid in WSJT-X when roving in VHF contests. 73, Steve VE3SMA

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

I haven't tried Rig Split in WSJT-X with my FTDX10 but here is what DO1YHJ said in one of the FTDX10 groups: "Using Rig Split and Mode None in WSJT-X, you have to set it manually for VFO B. Using Mode

#Yaesu

Michael: FTDX10 with RPORT GAIN = 10 (PRESET default), Windows Level at 0 dB, WSJT-X Pwr slider at 0 dB, 798 Hz TX frequency, on 80m, Split Operation = None, Tx bandwidth = 50-3050Hz: At 5 W requested

#transmit

Michael With the WSJT-X slider at full scale and 0 dB Windows level there will be terrible distortion. I can check later with RPORT GAIN = 10 what power output there is. I am finding with RPORT GAIN a

#transmit

DO1YHJ reports that the PRESET RPORT GAIN default setting remains at the poorly chosen value of 10 in the latest (Dec.2021) firmware update for the FTDX10. 73, Steve VE3SMA

#transmit

Hi Michael: The bad setting is that the value of RPORT GAIN (effectively the transmit audio gain for the rear and USB ports) is set by PRESET to a default value of 10. This provides insufficient gain

#transmit

Thanks, Michael. And yes, now that you mention it, audio harmonic problems probably are fewer than they used to be. That said, I saw some pretty bad ones on a Cuban station the other day, so perhaps t

#transmit

Hi Alan The ALC meter is active, and the power output is as set on the rig (for any setting between 5 and 100 W) and does not vary with small changes at the WSJT-X Pwr slider, so yes, I believe the AL

#transmit

To answer Eric (KK4KYE), my new Yaesu is an FTDX10. It is really, really easy to overload the transmit audio if the input is through the USB route - several owners have complained about audio harmonic

#transmit

Thanks for all the input. But I am afraid I don't really follow....so keep it coming, please. In most WSJT-X modes the amplitude is constant, so there is absolutely no need for RF amplification to be

#transmit

There seems to be "received wisdom" that for non-Elecraft radios one must operate WSJT-X modes with no ALC action. Having recently acquired a new Yaesu radio, I found a variety of videos and reflector

#transmit

I have used various versions of free text messages with some success. However, what is missing is a way to get both callsigns in plus the QSY request message. One thing I don't know is - if the other

#EnhancementReqest

I am considering purchasing one, partly for 6 m meteor scatter operation using MSK144. I saw in another topic that WB4OMG posted that his FTDX-101 (somewhat similar design) required the use of the 12

#MSK144

I did experiment with using TimeFudge for Field Day (with my laptop not connected to the internet). It worked fine, but my laptop was never off by more than a second so it was easy to set by looking a

#Timesync

I have thought that something along the lines of "sync-to-mean" would be nice when operating portable so a GPS or cellphone connection would not be needed, but yes, people would be inclined to be lazy

#Timesync

Hi Peter Yes, I saw your posting earlier...an interesting thread. I am not sure I understand what the reasons are for the ramp up and down. My interest in Q65 is really for VHF and up, where Class D a

#Q65

Thanks for the clarification, Bill and Reino. Is the Q65 ramp amplitude shape and timing documented somewhere? I couldn't find it in the User Guide or the Quick Start Guide. Does it vary with sub-mode

#Q65

It's interesting to note that, in the example in #25583, the messages decoded in both programs show a much better SNR in MSHV than in WSJT-X. 73, Steve VE3SMA