I seem to recall that V2.1.2 has a tighter time accuracy requirement. Although I would think a time error would apply across the audio spectrum. You may be "hearing" signals but what does the WSJT-X l

I don't advise using MIC + LIN because during transmit, anything picked up by the mike will also be transmitted. This would then be voice transmitted in the non-voice band allocations. Largely in viol

I've found that Windows time system is not adequately accurate nor reliable enough for WSJT-X and other time demanding modes. There are several time applications that will keep your computer time accu

If one uses the Data A mode and uses the single USB cable between the computer and radio, none of the other settings or values is required. No VOX, no DTS, no DTR and the TX EQ is automatically bypass

Check your computer clock with some reference. While Windows does provide a time service, I've found it is not adequately accurate for WSJT-X and FT-8 modes. I personally use a free software Meinberg

Go into the WSJT SETUP menu and select the Frequencies tab. Then on the table Right-click and select Insert. Put 1.908 in the box and click. OK. Then back to the WSJT screen and select that frequency

I do allow WSJT-X, current and previous versions to create a log as both adif and txt formats. I also manually log to QRZ.COM. Then from QRZ.COM I can upload direct to LOTW with 3 key clicks. That way

When I was seeing this, I determined it was RF getting into the computer. A ferrite with a couple of turns of the cable between the radio and computer, located at the computer end, resolved the issue.

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I am using some #31 material doughnuts which are 1.25"D x 0.25" H with an ID of 0.625". That 5/8" ID is just large enough for a USB connector to pass through allowing me to make a couple of turns of t

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My methods resolved all of the issues of concern while your peer reviewed methods did not. I'll take 100% success over mostly failure methods observed. Sorry Jim, I don't find your work helpful. 73 Bo

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This is very good operating practice. Using TUNE first assures the system is configured correctly and the levels are correctly set. Bob, K4TAX

Please share where you obtained these and any other model/ spec information. Many of us could take advantage of this information. Bob, K4TAX

There are no "specs" as to the type of chokes used. All chokes are not created equal. 73 Bob, K4TAX

I written several posts on proper receiver adjustment for optimum performance based on no signal band noise. The magic number is to use the ATTN and RF Gain so as to attain the band noise about 10 dB

From my earlier EME experience, regardless of radio equipment and configuration one may use, you need to key the sequencer first and let it then key all the other devices in proper sequence. That is w

I've encountered an issue which I have failed to resolve. I'm using an Elecraft K3S on 160M. I have WSJT-X configured to work normally and find that indeed it does for what I'll describe as normal ope

A solution that does work. Thanks to Bill Sommerville of the WSJT support group for providing this information. <snip> Bob, Although running this sort of split will work on some rigs using CAT control

Under the WSJT-X Configuration menu, you can create a new configuration. Several in fact. I have the DEFAULT and one named JA-160 which sets the radio to do as described, and one for my Tentec Eagle.

The accuracy of the radio will be a prime factor and not a software application. The software will only show what the radio decodes and does not know if the radio is in error a few Hz. 73 Bob, K4TAX

I'm surprised to read about the issues folks are having with Windows 10. I've been using Windows 10 Pro 64 bit on a HP laptop that was originally designed and released with Windows Vista. I have upgra