That's great advice for users with powerful computers. My Raspberry Pi takes too long to decode. By the time a response has been displayed it is touch and go whether I can respond quickly enough to ha

#EnhancementReqest

Hi All, It is about stopping "Call 1st" responding to stations that you don;t want to respond to. If you call CQ DX and the guy down the road responds, capturing the QSO and preventing you responding

#EnhancementReqest

I am sure you are right, but from June 1st, some UK stations will be using the optional /70, with or without the regional indicator 'Q' to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee. For example, G7SAI/70, GQ7SAI

#FT8

If you have the gps for time you may as well use it for location and to discipline your DDS frequency

Hi all, I use a laptop for my work. I have external 4K and 1080p monitors connected to a docking station. I use the laptop screen for outlook/teams and when remote desktop connected to my personal com

#Yaesu #NewUser #windows11

WSJT-X runs on a variety of platforms. If you are not planning to dedicate the new computer to WSJT-X you should think about what else you want to do with it. I would avoid getting a desktop PC. I und

#Yaesu #NewUser #windows11

To elaborate, if you consider the ft8 band to be 2kHz wide, that is 40 50Hz bands. The decoder can discriminate between signals much closer, I.e. overlapping. A 10Hz step can accommodate 200 signals.

#frequency

Then that is an artifact of the receiver/decoder. You will also see that the harmonic signals are spread out more, wider than the other signals. You could switch the attenuator in, but that will affec

#AudioIssues

Is your friend local? Strong local signals can appear to have harmonics in wsjtx. They are at harmonic intervals of the audio frequency being transmitted. If you are transmitting on, say 7.074 mhz, th

#AudioIssues

This is easily done using JTDX. When you wish it would give up on a station and try others it sometimes relentlessly switches back to what it thinks is the 'best' station. I switched to JTDX for its f

#transmit

Hi, Is there any way to filter the callsigns or DXCC that WSJTX will respond to if you have Call 1st checked. In these times of conflict some people do not want to QSO with operators in Russia or Bela

#FT8

Alan, I agree with you. The only way to prove (or disprove) Mr Godfrey's work is for there to be independent peer review with newly-gathered data correlated with other position data (ADS-B?). Even if

#reception #WSPR #bearing

+1 for the RSGB. Since Bill's contribution was particularly to software and to bring the code up to professional standards. Maybe an award for innovation and contribution to open source software in th

#general

It might be worth asking the WSJT-X developers to add the option of setting frequency limits for each band. That way there would be no risk of transmitting out of band

#TechnicalHelpQuestion #FT8

You did not mention whether you have CQ only checked? One of the easy to miss simple things I usually forget to check. 73 de Ellis G7SAI

#adiFiles #decode

Interesting. I'm guessing those are average SNR per 2 minute datagram. Recording more data points such as delta-f/SNR for each symbol with each spot might allow the technique to be refined. 73 de Elli

#EnhancementReqest #WSPR

Sounds interesting. Since WSPR is a narrow segment and we are looking at individual WSPR datagrams you could record signal strength and frequency from the FFT. I'm not sure of a suitable sample rate,

#EnhancementReqest #WSPR