Using 2.5.0-rc5 on Windows 64 cannot enter long call signs, for example the following would not enter successfully: W6/JE1PEN, LR8FTDMC and UT5GD/MM. I've reverted to v2.4.0 and all is well.

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Using Fox/Hounds.

Patrick, The frequency that you should be on for FT4 is 21.140 not 21.074 which is the FT8 frequency. 21.140 has been quite busy this morning, but it is beginning to slow down a bit now. 73, Ken - K4X

OK after about 10 minutes calling CQ on 21.140 I made only one contact. IW2CAM with -08 -11 and now see LA2IZ and RW6AVK and UA6CE calling CQ. UA6CE QSO +21 +1. FT4 is alive and well on 15. 73, Ken -

Oops. My mistake. I had switched to FT8 without noticing. Sorry about that. However, I will keep an eye on 15 as a quick check of my log showed no 15 meter FT4 QSOs. I'll try calling CQ a few times ev

I'm monitoring 21.074 and there are several FT4 sigs being decoded. DK7UY, YS1RR, DL9BE and HA1RB. All have sigs in the -2 to -19 level. Maybe you've been listening in all the wrong places! (pun inten

I cant speak to the 15 meter question, but last night I worked S50XX at -07 -17 and DK7UY at -14 -12 on 80 meters. I was running 100 watts to an inverted vee dipole. I haven't noticed any "weak signal

Why is there no FT4 on 160 meters? Many if not most FT8 QSOs on 160 could easily be made on FT4 more quickly. 73, Ken - K4XL

John, The error message tells you differently. Something is not set right. While your IP is allowed, are you sure that it is available? The recommended IP address is 127.0.0.1 and the Port should be 2

In WSJTX on any particular band, click on the Mode button to change to FT4 and the suggested frequency will be offered.

One utility that I always install on every system that I own or work on is "everything." It will search across all drives for anything that you specify. Wild cards are allowed. It will root out every

Markku, If you start Task Manager in Windows, you will see that Spot Collector, unfortunately, is a very heavy user of CPU power. It is, most likely, the cause of your problems. I am a devoted user of

A couple of points that may help. 1. Yes, you do have to enter the 1.912 frequency into WSJTX for a 1.840 / 1.912 split to work JAs. 2. On my Icom setup the only way it will work is with WSJTX Setting

John, All of your questions...and probably some that you haven't thought of can be answered by having a quick read of this manual: http://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/FT8_DXpedition_Mode.pdf 73,

Thanks to all who chipped in. I've got a better understanding now. 73, Ken - K4XL

As a relative newbie, I'm always trying to learn and one thing I haven't figured out is how to tell that a station is operating F/H like VP8PJ or some other kind of multi signal method as TU5PCT. So f

Thanks for the tip about muting a topic! 73, Ken K4XL

Too much heat, not enough light.

it might be time for ARRL to remind the FCC of our needs in this area. Tnx Jim and Ria, Ken - K4XL