Thank you very much for your response Mike W9MDB. I have received another response from Rich and I am currently experimenting with QLog. So perhaps to save you some time and effort, I could let

Thank you very much for your response Rich. That sounds fantastic and very hopeful. I have managed to download the program and I will experiment with this over the next few days. Your support (and

David, There is a program called QLog which, in conjunction with WSJT-X, will allow blind and visually impaired Hams to work FT8 and a number of other WSJT-X modes. Commands are presently input via

David, Thanks for the clarification on what you were requesting. Firstly, Kudos to XV1X for operating FT8 with that level of visual impairment. Personally, I doubt I would ever

I've got a program that reads the ALL.TXT file and I should be able to modify it to speak the callsign of a QSO partner. I'll work on that and let you know. de Mike W9MDB

Thanks Laurie, My friend Eddie, XV1X is located in Hanoi, has an excellent radio set up, and has impairment of his vision down to about 2 or 3%. I visited him on Friday before coming back to

Thanks for your response Don. My friend Eddie, XV1X is located in Hanoi, has an excellent radio set up, and has impairment of his vision down to about 2 or 3%. I visited him on Friday before

I am trying to figure out how it would be possible for my blind friend, N0HAU, would be able to use this mode at all. These two programs work wonderful together but for him it would have to be a

ok I will do as it says, but this has been going on for a while, i just finally had time to email.... I will see what happens then look at the lite file again Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

David, I have some concerns about the suitability of such a feature when decoding several stations with each period. Announcing multiple callsigns, with sufficient time between

I can't fault it, the setting is remembered across JTAlert restarts in all my tests. See the Help File, "Troubleshooting" section, third bullet point, "Setting Changes Not

every day or so, i find gridtracker not functioning (does not receive from wsjt. if I check the box as seen in the image, then restart jtalert, gridtracker works as it should yes the ip is correct, to

Hi Laurie, Yes, that's what I'm doing now. If you already have it on your "feature roadmap", then awesome! Thanks & 73 de KM8V

In theory that would be nice for the visually impaired, but in practice I feel that would cause a cacaphony when you have 10-15 stations decoding at the same time. Even if it spoke each callsign

Hello, I wonder whether it may be possible on future versions to enable the callsign of received stations to be read out aloud? This would assist the visually impaired. Cheers David

Hello Laurie Thanks for your reply. I am all wrong! I was thinking of using GRID alert to help me to find some QSO in certaines zoneswhere I need QSO for FT8DMC awards. For example I need 17 Italian

I went back and found the alt build. Thanks for the help. The app is a real time saver. 73's Joe N5FJY

The Alternate Layout build of JTAlert is now longer available as a separate download. It is now included within the JTAlert installer. From the top of the JTAlert download page on

Hello, I had to do some work on my computer which required a download of JT alert. I have the issue with all items to the right of the title missing. I found the link for the alt version but

Hi Phil, Good to hear your now sorted. Just an FYI, while the CQ Marathon Award doesn't require QSL confirmations, the JTAlert Marathon Alert, like all the other