As soon as you see you hit the wrong one, double click the correct one. Nothing more is needed. The outgoing RF will change content immediately. Gary - AG0N

#transmit

Those are likely MSHV contact, not F/H. Split operation is a requirement of F/H to work. Gary - AG0N

#Elecraft

Dare I say it? RTFM. ;o) Gary - AG0N

#FT8

Wrong. The frequency should be between 1500 and 2000, not locked on 1500. It goes where you put the RED “goal posts”. Gary - AG0N

#AudioIssues

Perfectly normal! You have split set to NONE! You must use CAT control for the appropriate shift to work. Use RIG or FAKE IT for split and make sure your CAT control is working properly. Gary - AG0N

#AudioIssues

Good question, Michael. You could have something in my case, because I only recently started using Max Dist, and of course, only recently started having crashes. That said, the switch also is similarl

#windows11

I don’t know, Erik. RC4 was flawless for me from the time it came out until about a week, or ten days ago for me. I’m running Win10 and it seemed solid. The problem came up for me when I started doing

#windows11

What clash? How does this “clash” show up? Gary - AG0N

#QSO_practices

For now, I’m going along with that theory too. I’ve been working mostly FT4 lately. When I first started doing it with a good fast method, I worked 2 stations per minute, later refining it to get 3 pe

#FT8

The only practical way is to stop decoding. I do it frequently. Slow readers (me) will constantly be falling behind on a busy band, so I just stop it, knowing I will lose any incoming while stopped (s

#EnhancementReqest

What frequency is your red post over? In other words, are you trying to transmit something that the rig won’t? Put the red post over someplace mid-scale between 1K and 2K to be sure. Gary - AG0N

#AudioIssues #Icom #linux #transmit #txaudio

Usually, 0-3000 is sufficient. I think Joe says the ultimate bandwidth is up to 2700, but read it for yourself the manual. I personally work the edges pretty regularly, up to and including 3000. Be ca

#NewUser

When the band is busy, that’s EXACTLY what I do! If the FT8 segment is busy, I click on FT4 and have a ball working the pileups around me in the less busy FT4 segment. Sometimes I’m there an hour or m

#FT8 #FT4

Just a quick note about sharing. I've operated quite a bit of FT4 lately and noticed a trend of sorts. It seems that some people are ignoring the WSPR signals on 17 meters (and probably many other ban

#FT4 #WSPR

Take your choice of callers and double click on him. Or, let it respond using Call 1st. You WILL have to ENABLE TX again to keep it running each time. Gary - AG0N

#NewUser

It isn’t supposed to automatically reply to a caller. However, due to requests to do so, there is a way to do it. Just to the right of the Auto Seq check box, look for CQ, look there and check the Fir

#NewUser

You need to read about Fox and Hound and how it works. And…I don’t know where they’ve been operating F/H but it isn’t supposed to be on the normal FT8 segments. They should be publishing where they ar

#FreqCal

It’s better than that. Several times over the last few years, I’ve decoded two stations on the exact same frequency (according to the decoded line readout). I first started seeing this on JT65 in the

#NewUser

The receive frequency is acting properly, and I suspect the transmit is too. I’m guessing you’re expecting the transmit to jump there too. This isn’t SSB, RTTY, AM, or FM. What you’re expecting is poo

#FT8 #Windows10 #transmit

If I remember Joe’s comments on this correctly, it will affect the SNR readings, because the noise level of the receiver is taken over the entire bandwidth that the software monitors. If you are narro

#FT8