Hi Phil, Just ran a test here. I can't reproduce your observed behaviour for the same settings and callsign. Decoded KC0W and JT-Alert correctly didn't display the LoTW flag.

Laurie, Many thanks for the info. I was beginning to wonder if I had imagined this function on the earlier release, but I can see perfectly well why you decided to change this ability. One

This isn't directly related to JT-Alert and I apologize for the bandwidth, but I'm trying to get on 160 to work JT-65. I can receive well using my Pixel loop, but I do not have a transmitting antenna.

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Vince, Thanks for the feedback. de Laurie VK3AMA

ED, If it has been less than 2 days since you observed this behaviour (session file only holds 2 days of data) please use the "Settings -> Contact Support" menu to send me your

Yes, K.D., I have different "Wanted States" on each band where I still need states (160m, 12m, and 10m). Thanks for the suggestion! Ed, K0KC

Ed, Do you have 160 checked in the Settings->Manage Settings...->Alerts->Wanted US State->Individual Bands? 73 de WY5R - KD dbcalc - http://dwestbrook.net/projects/ham/dBCalc/ From:

Laurie, First of all, let me thank you again for all of the effort that you put into JT-Alert! I do not have an effective antenna on 160 meters, so my WAS total on that band is rather meager. I did

Laurie, Just want to confirm that the copy of the new .exe will fix the delayed decode issue previously mentioned?? Thanks Vince N2AIE

Dennis, That fix file is meant to replace the existing JT-Alert.exe executable. Running that file in any other directory than where JT-Alert is installed will generate the errors

Hello Laurie... I uninstalled or deleted everything I could find that had anything to do with JT-Alert. Downloaded the latest 2.0.9 and installed that. But when I tried to install either of the fixes

Laurie Thanks for clearing that up! My error. Thanks, Ed

Hi Julian, If your not using the Callsign database, then US callsigns will not have their State shown, as you have observed. JT-Alert, when detecting an Hawaiian or Alaskan

Hi Ed, That replacement file, to fix slow decodes, is not an install file, it is meant to replace the exisiting JT-Alert.exe executable. Running that file in any other directory

Hello, On Pskreporter there are balloons that have "L" or "E" in them. Also the station description will say; "Last LoTW upload: Thu, 3 Jan 2013 eQSL Authenticity Guaranteed" Does this information

Hello, On January 11 a replacement was released in response to a slow display of decoded signals. Attempting to run the installer an error message was received. "There has been an error starting

Thanks, Bruce. I've never seen it display any other US State before, otherwise I might have guessed the answer. Julian, G4ILO

Julian, The call was from Hawaii. Bruce McLain - K5WBM Sent from my iPad

This afternoon JT-Alert showed -HI after a call. I've never seen that before. I know what B4 means but HI has me stumped. Julian, G4ILO