I posted about this issue recently in the context of a special event beacon I was working with, but wanted to make sure the WSJT-x developers are aware of it. The WSPR protocol allows for the transmis

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Yes, 1x1 call signs, such as the one I am currently working with, N1D. I have several queries about this posted on WSPR-related forums, and I surmise it may simply turn out to be a flaw in the current

#WSPR

I'm trying to operate a WSPR beacon for a special event station (N1D). It appears that the decoder in WSJT-x does not accept the use of a three letter call sign. The only spots I am getting are from (

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I have had many hours of fun over the past few years, transmitting very weak WSPR signals at <0 dBm (1 milliwatt) output power. My most recent "experiments" were at a level close to -20 dBm, aka 10 mi

#WSPR

One of my SDRs outputs audio with about 1.5 second lag time. WSJT-x seems to decode FT8 OK, but any station sending with a "real" lag time might be missed. And I don't like sending inaccurate time val

#AudioIssues

I have always been in awe over the signal processing and error correction techniques used in the assorted WSJT-x modes....and my curiosity compels me to ask... I wonder if any of these techniques coul

#decode

On Mon, Jul 12, 2021 at 05:37 AM, Bill Somerville wrote: .. The noise estimation algorithms in WSJT-X reflect both the expected band occupancy and the evolution of noise estimatiin the software. ... T

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I noticed an unusual audio splatter pattern on FT8 (6 meter band) - not the typical audio clipping pattern with 2X 3X harmonics etc. Curious to know what would cause this unique pattern. The signal st

#FT8

Have you tried running at a lower RF output power to see if it does the same thing? Or run full power with a dummy load attached. That way you could make sure it's not related to stray RF coming into

#wsjt-x-crashing

I've been trying out WSJT-x with FT8 recently, running the latest full release on a Pi 4B w/4GB memory, 32GB microSD card, and I notice that on a crowded band (e.g. 20m in the afternoon, >35 stations)

#FT8

Bill, I guess I should experiment by shifting the receiver frequency slightly. They are so close to the WSPR band and with the same width and duration, so I had assumed they were WSPR. Bruce KX4AZ

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Now and then I see a poor little WSPR signal coming in just outside of the 1400-1600 Hz standard bandwidth, so it won't be decoded as far as I understand. Wondering if there is any kind of setting in

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With the ever-increasing popularity of the FT8 mode, there are times when I am decoding in excess of 36 stations on a single channel (JTAlert display slot maximum). And I am practically forced to tran

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I was delighted to discover that the new version 2.2.3 release candidate has fixed the frequency hopping error for WSPR mode. Yay!!!!