You’re making assumptions without reading the manual. Most operation is simples on .260 until things get busy/crowded. When too many signals populate the frequency, people start to spread up and down

#QSO_practices #MSK144

It should stay on whatever frequency you put it on - UNLESS you cause it to move by clicking on the waterfall, (control click, etc.) By the way, you should not be transmitting and receiving on the sam

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But it won’t work with WSJT-X without JTAlert. Gary - AG0N

#udp #ContestMode #FT8 #logging

Take a look around when that happens and see if the radio and/or the frequency indication in WSJT-X have changed. It sounds like you are shifting frequency on receive. I assume you are running CAT con

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Don’t forget to hit return after typing it in, or it won’t be saved for next time you want it. Afterward, all you need to do is click the dropdown for TX6 and select it. Gary - AG0N

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Are you hitting return after you put the text on the line? If you hit return, it saves it in the macros entry of settings. If you don’t hit return, it is not saved. Gary - AG0N

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I may not be an old timer at this, Bill, but he IS right. It has been used in this way on VHF MS operation since I got started in it almost 10 years ago when I retired. RRR waits for a 73 and the 73 w

#FT8

For one thing, that would lead to more abuse of the F/H mode because people would be even less likely to be sure they were NOT operating on normal FT8 frequencies. At least by using a different config

#FoxAndHound

I just did a simple straight-line plot. Distance wise, 30 miles northeast of Sacto would put you somewhere around Auburn. Drawing a straight line with GoogleEarth from Auburn puts you (all numbers are

#FT8

My amp is at hospital, but when I get back to town next week, I’d entertain that idea and be glad to give it a go barefoot. Gary - AG0N - DN81fv

#Q65

Okay, I’ll bite. What is so embarrassing about working someone you have worked before?? Lots of people do it almost daily! What’s up? 73, Gary - AG0N

#logging

Normally, if you are working MS, it is understood that RR73 will not be used. It is the nature of MS that the other station will possibly, or even probably, not receive your RRR and you’ll need to rep

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Does this happen when feeding a dummy load with the radio? Gary - AG0N

#AudioIssues

Did you scroll back to the date and time of your logged QSO? If it is in the log, it should be in the all.txt file. Remember, the all.txt file is EVERYTHING you have decoded (not just your QSO), so yo

#FT8

Open a second finder window. Gary - AG0N

#WSJTX_config

This is sounding a little more than familiar. There have been times that the log window did not pop up and I had to tell it to log QSO. Probably unrelated (see below), several times I’ve also caught m

#Cat_RigControl

Nor will FT4 users. Plenty of those users out there too. Gary - AG0N

#QSO_practices

Try doing it when you first sit down to operate, or before you call CQ. Choose your frequency for the slot (1st or 2nd) and lock your transmit frequency. When someone answers your CQ, or when you answ

#BugReport

I think he means to be able to double-click the TX6 Next button and cause it to NOT automatically progress to TX6 after sending TX4/TX5. I have to agree. Too many times I’ve been caught sending a CQ w

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There is a field set aside for just that purpose. It is called SUBJECT: and is supposed to contain the info you are suggesting the hashtag is there to provide. What’s wrong with this picture? Pretty r

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