It would be nice if JTAlert was cross platform. Guess that's a pipe dream. 73 Stan KM4HQE

#EnhancementReqest

The CQWW VHF contest is this weekend. https://www.cqww-vhf.com/ The stations are operating in the special mode NA VHF. 73 Stan KM4HQE

#FT8

The non standard callsign of the station designated by the <...> will not be displayed until you have received the callsign in full. 73 Stan KM4HQE

#decode

See section 7.5 in the users manual. 73 Stan KM4HQE

#decode

Click on Help, then click on Local User Guide and search for a7. 73 Stan KM4HQE

#TechnicalHelpQuestion

I agree 100 percent. If I'm working DX and someone calls, I'll work the DX first. But, if one keeps calling; I'll answer regardless of it's someone I've worked many times on the same band. Same applie

#Windows07 #WSJTX_config

Yes. May take a month to get the GPS module from China though :( 73 Stan KM4HQE

Hi Alan, It looks like the IC-7300 does drift some. I tried with my TS-590SG and the drift shows as 0 on almost every station that reported hearing me. The TS-590SG does have the optional TCXO. I've t

I've been tinkering with WSPR lately. At first it was receive only using an SDRplay RSP1A, CubicSDR and WSJTX 2.5.4 on Kubuntu 20.04 Antenna is a 55 ft random wire fed with a 9:1 unun at the antenna a

I've been tinkering with WSPR lately. At first it was receive only using an SDRplay RSP1A, CubicSDR and WSJTX 2.5.4 on Kubuntu 20.04 Antenna is a 55 ft random wire fed with a 9:1 unun at the antenna a

I was on 30 meters using my 30 meter dipole. Yes, I have the audio setup correctly. I'll mess with the RTL-SDR more now that I have rig control working. 73 Stan KM4HQE

#hamlib

Yes. Rig control doesn't work unless you have a modem on the waterfall. That page helped. I was receiving FT8 with the RTL-SDR, CubicSDR and wsjtx last night before I got rig control to working. Only

#hamlib

I deleted the files, rebuilt hamlib and wsjt-x. rigctld -V now reports hamlib 4.4 but I get these error when I do rigctld -v -m 2 -T 127.0.0.1 & rig_open: error = IO error network.c(301):network_open

#hamlib

Hi Mike, Hamlib is not listed as a shared library. I haven't messed with deleting the files and building wsjtx again. It was too nice here today. I had to be outside enjoying other hobbies rather than

#hamlib

/usr/local/lib you mean? I didn't install Hamlib 3.3 from source. I "assume", and we know what that gets us, that WSJT-X 2.5.4 has Hamlib 3.3 rather than version 4.4 and that's what was installed when

#hamlib

I've been tinkering with CubicSDR 0.2.7, WSJT-X 2.5.4, Hamlib 4.4 and an RTL-SDR V.3 on Kubuntu 20.04 in an attempt to mess with WSPR more. I build everything from source. Before I built Hamlib 4.4 to

#hamlib

Based on one of your other post, it looks like you are in the dialout group now. Now you need to configure the radio settings in WSJT-X to match your rig. Under cat control, the serial port is likely

#NewUser

You aren’t in the dialout group. Try sudo usermod -a -G dialout stinkyfeet and press enter. You will have to logout and log back in. Hopefully that will get you going. 73 Stan KM4HQE

#NewUser

At the terminal prompt, what is displayed when you type id and press enter? Maybe your userid isn’t in the dialout group 73 Stan KM4HQE

#NewUser

Not sure what you mean by this does not actually exist. I build on Kubuntu, so the required package names may be different on opensuse. What I do is extract the tarball to my home directory, do a mkdi

#WSJTX_config