Google "Win 11 Lab Mode". That will give you instructions on how to run Win 11 on older computers. Note that you lose some of the malware protection that is newish for Win 11 but you still have the ba

#Windows10

1) A lot of DX stations seem to prefer below 1KHz. Also Fox/Hound mode (also usually DX) requires them to stay below 1KHz. So some people try and keep that free for the DX stations. 2) As mentioned a

#QSO_practices

Read my posts from several days ago about similar action when changing the TX offset and see whether you are having similar problems. Also how is your split handled, rig or "fake it"? Gene NG1H

#Cat_RigControl #txaudio

> Did this problem start happening after an update to HRD? There have been no updates that I know of. I'll look up the version when I get back to the house. After getting the 7300 I had an antenna dam

#Cat_RigControl #Icom

Sam: > That may be why you are getting intermittent problems when switching offsets that quickly where the software has to actually change the un-selected VFO frequency. It is a 7300 about 4 months ol

#Cat_RigControl #Icom

Sam: Icom 7300 Bill: Files sent. Looks like a jump occurs between time 17.063933 and time 17.347238 if I am reading the file correctly.

#Cat_RigControl #Icom

Ok, I'll try that. I was able to download serial port monitoring software and was able to capture a short session. Gene NG1H

#Cat_RigControl #Icom

There are ferrites on the USB cable, but that is probably irrelevant because there is no RF being sent. This is only occurring when changing the TX offset. During all other activities, including trans

#Cat_RigControl #Icom

> make sure you have "CI-V Transceive Mode" disabled on your IC-7300 Makes no difference. Out of curiosity how would this effect the commands WSJT-X is sending out and how would this make the rig chan

#Cat_RigControl #Icom

7300 when in Rig split mode only. No problem all other modes. V2.4.0 When changing the TX offset frequency enough to require a change in the split frequency occasionally the base frequency will change

#Cat_RigControl #Icom

I don't recall whether this was mentioned before but make sure Port 123 UDP is open through your firewall(s).

#Timesync

All of the Windows NT based OSs have had this function since the mid 90's (and possibly before) that I know of.

#Timesync

Rather than "On some rigs no ALC reading does not mean no output, simply that it is being driven below the power required to operate the ALC." How about "On rigs no ALC reading does not mean no output

#wsjt-x #WSJTX_config

Start with answering Bill's questions and everyone can work from there. The "complexity" comes from the versatility. You can run the software on different computers, with different OSs, with different

#IssueReport

Piracy for WSPR? For this particular case I would more suspect either somebody had a typo when setting up the software or (if it can happen like with FT8) a bad decode. I'm not saying it isn't possibl

#FT8 #WSPR

The offset was zero.

#IssueReport

Possible bug report. I was getting "OOB" errors one one band - 6m. Everything else worked fine. The error occurred with two different radios and with both direct connections and going through Ham Radi

#IssueReport