Reino I just meant that AC9O remained at 1032 Hz throughout the QSO and did not switch to TN8W's frequency. Therefore he was not using F/H mode. 73, Steve VE3SMA

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Reino Just to be clear, TN8K is not using F/H ( and neither was AC9O, as his TX frequency didn't change). In my case I had no sequencing issue with 2.5.4, but I did notice the initial reply from TN8K

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I experienced the VFO B weirdness when I first got the FTDX10, and have used Fake It since then. It appears to work flawlessly. 73, Steve VE3SMA

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I agree, it doesn't seem like very good design in this respect, Mike. I would have thought there ought to be a couple of resistors to knock the signal level at the CODEC output down 20 dB or more befo

#Yaesu

Hi Mike If I turn RPORT GAIN down I see the RF power drop. It does not affect anything on the computer. The FTDX10 does not work with the settings you suggest using the USB audio, because it takes the

#Yaesu

Just checked...RPORT GAIN does work on my rig (MAIN version V01-09), when on USB with SSB MOD SOURCE set to REAR/USB. The transmit level seems about the same as on DATA-U. I have RPORT GAIN at 70 and

#Yaesu

Hi Mike SSB OUT LEVEL only affects the receive output level at the RTTY/DATA jack. RPORT GAIN should work as long as you have selected rear panel input. I use DATA-U for WSJT operating, but I agree th

#Yaesu

I agree, Ty. From the S&P station's point of view, there is no way to know, in a repeated exchange situation, whether the running station has received your RR73 or has just given up in you. Using RRR

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Randy I think your conjecture about being stomped on is likely the culprit in most cases. The QRM levels on FT8 when the bands are open seem much worse than I have experienced on CW or SSB (with the e

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Hi Walt I'm not really familiar with the IC-375A, but here's a few thoughts anyway. 1. I assume since you don't mention a mic jack connection, that there must be a tx audio pin on the ACC socket. Does

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A few things to consider with respect to the simple case of you and your friend.... (1) are you both running tx and rx 24 hours a day? Natural noise levels tend to peak in the evening and be lowest in

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I wonder if it is possible that the 100 Hz modulation is caused outside your equipment, For example, if your antenna is close to a power line (including power wiring in your own house), there may be e

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Dave Pierre also posted here, with a screenshot: https://groups.io/g/FT8-Digital-Mode/topic/how_to_change_zone_2_to_zone/90594320?p=,,,50,0,0,0::recentpostdate/sticky,,,50,2,0,90594320,previd%3D922337

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Neal A few things to try/consider (most of these you probably have right...but just in case....): (1) Can you see signals on the FT-991A scope set to a narrow span? (2) Can you see signals on the Wide

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Mike I am not sure if I understood your request exactly, but I did some tests regarding whether the FTDX10 can change frequency while transmitting under WSJT-X control. (1) Turning the tuning knob on

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Thanks, Mike. So far it has happened only once. I think, in the interest of not breaking something by mistake, I'd better wait to see if it happens again, and if so then try the hamlib update. I've be

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Today, during a QSO with my FTDX10 under WSJT-X (2.5.4) control at 18.1000000 MHz, using Fake-It, TX audio at 2503 Hz and RX audio at 495 Hz, the VFO moved to 18.101000 MHz in transmit (as it should d

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Yes, VDSL2, Phil. Apparently each individual modem can have channels nulled out, at least on the uplink direction, which is what is causing the problem on 30m. I just haven't gone down this route yet

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Mike To some degree, I have and it had no noticeable effect. The 10 MHz signals are intentionally generated by the modem on the phone line for communication in the uplink direction. What might help is

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Ron I have done very careful testing and it is indeed the internet modem, only on 30m though. WSJT-X reports a 9 dB drop in noise level when I unplug the modem power supply or the phone line from the

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