Joe .. Clearly, you have the "SHOW ONLY CQ" box at the lower left of the display window clicked .... ALL the decodes you show in WSJT-X are calling CQ ... there are more stations being decoded -- othe

On 14 Aug 2019 at 9:46, HamApps Support (VK3AMA) wrote: > The better option than DB sorting > would be filtering the display to > exclude decodes that didn't meet a > certain DB threshold (this featur

well and good Michael ... we each have our own ways of coping with making QSOs ... but your way shouldn't over-ride anyone else's ... I inquired about the possibility of having the columns sortable ..

It would let me spot the signals that are or have recently been strong and more likely to hear me ... and put the -15db to -25db ones at the bottom since they would NEVER hear me with my puny 40/60w s

is there a future possibility that we'll be able to SORT by columns in the Decode History window? especially the DB column! jim w2jc

If you have internet running, JTalert looks up each call sign that appears in the DX call box, and shows ALL the info about that station ... name, grid, location, state, country, etc. and I believe if

you are working backwards !! you need to see a line with the DX station callsign second and then double click on that line ... if you do not see a line with the DX station second, then you are NOT REC

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wrote: that's a great idea ...

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Laurie ... in WSJT-X the 'tab 2' stuff is all 'special purpose' and people should not use it unless they know what they're doing (hah hah !!) FT-8 in that program works just fine (by default) using th

Michael ... what do you have in the text box to the right of RTTY Roundup in the Settings / Advanced window? bottom line, far right ... you should have ONLY the two letter abbreviation for your state.

this little popup error message occurred shortly after I unclicked the MONITOR button to pause the waterfall ... --------------------------- AutoIt Error --------------------------- Line 30679 (File "

I think it is supposed to mean Parks On The Air POTA but he should not be using it as POTA/callsign ... the grid square is clearly not Indonesia ...

On 27 Sep 2018 at 3:32, Michael Black via Groups.Io wrote: > I think it may just be memory pressure that > causes this and JTAlert tries to allocate a > variable which fails resulting in that > messag

For me it also shows up in the RIGHT SIDE box, which has only the traffic from your receive channel and surely that does not scroll away before you see it.

unless the logged coordinates are being used for targeting the landing zone for carrier pigeons delivering your QSL cards, why don't you just make your local entry match the lookup entry and be done w

if you have an alert set for some special feature, why would you NOT want to know about the alert just because the station is not at the moment calling CQ? wouldn't the early alert give you some time

The 'transmitted data' box at the lower left turns BRIGHT RED when the Watchdog has timed out ... surely you know that you have allowed your sequence to repeat over and over, so just glance down at th

MY experience is that you should get the most RAM as you can possibly install on the PC ... 32GB or even 64GB ... what slows down the pc most is not CPU crunch but memory crunch, since everything that

Why do you need this when WSJT-X shows it to you for whatever station you click ? It is right under "DX Call" and is labelled Az: meaning Azimuth ... (or beam heading)