If you do use somethig like JTAlert, remember to make sure that it is sending the audio to a different soundcard than is being used by WSJT-X. Otherwise you will be also sending the audio alert out ov

#wsjtxconfig

Unfortunaley, the screenshots were very small images when I downloaded them and, even when trying to zoom in, the messages were very blurred so I couldn't make out the messages. If that's the output f

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

That should read 'one-and-gone'

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

Yes, but that only shows individual stations single spots sent and/or recieved, then PSK Reporter doesn't show another spot for the station that has been heard and plotted on that band and mode for an

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

Thanks for the information. I guess the next thing I need to do is try to find out how to get a feed of the output from WSJT-X by an individual station rather than everyone.

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

Yes, I know about the delays. I've noticed the 20 minutes between spotted flags even when the system is working properly.

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

Can anyone tell me if WSJT-X sends just one report to PSK Reporter every 20 minutes, or does it send a report for the same station more often and PSK Reporter ignores any additional reports of the sam

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

I suspect it's because of the history of WSJT-X. In Meteor Scatter and some other VHF weak signal modes you keep the 1st report that you created for the station you are trying to work. Back when peopl

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

From the WSJT-X User Guide at https://www.physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/wsjtx-doc/wsjtx-main-2.6.0-rc3.html#_ap_decoding "f - Franke-Taylor or Fano algorithm"

#FreqCal #FoxAndHound

On 6M there are two suggested frequencies. 50.313MHz for general use and 50.323MHz for intercontinental use, so if the band is busy people move to 323 to work stations outside their own continent.

#FT8 #FT4

You shouldn't need to place the mouse on the stream. When you start WSJT-X and select a band, as long as there are stations transmitting, and your radio is passing audio to the computer, you should be

#FT8 #Kenwood

It's one of the reasons why I separate the Shack PC from my general use laptop. The shack PC has all of the Windows sounds switched off and I try to remember to either switch off any sounds in any pro

#QSO_practices

For me email isn't an instantaneous message system. The laptop I have for email is downstairs, the shack is upstairs and I usually check my email account about twice a day. Once in the morning and aga

#QSO_practices

In an FT8 contest on 70cm recently there was a special event station in France that worked several of us in the contest, but they didn't send their grid location. I looked them up on QRZ and manually

#ContestMode

Yes, Phil, and that myth is starting to gain traction. The other one is that you should jump about the passband to be on the offset that the station that you want to work is on. That one has crept int

#AudioIssues

You should select "TX Hold", keep your transmit frequency in the audio bandwidth and call the station you want to contact. Don't jump about following the TX frequency of the stations you want to conta

#FT8 #Windows10 #transmit

Thanks Reino, that's exactly the myth that is starting to circulate... Dave (G0DJA)

#AudioIssues

Thanks Charlie, I'd quickly read through the User Guide and must have skipped over that section. i'll go back and cut and paste to a txt file. Dave (G0DJA)

#AudioIssues

I'm starting to see some discussions in other forums where people are suggesting using narrow filters with FT8. I think I've seen, somewhere in the documentation, recommendations to use the widest ban

#AudioIssues

I tend to move up or down in 50Hz sections. However, the shortcut "Shift-F11" moves the TX frequency down 60Hz and "Shift-F12" moves the TX frequency up by 60Hz. On FT4 it's 90Hz. There are probably m

#NewUser