I believe what you are looking for is when using the MSK144 mode you can offset your receive frequency to allow for rig calibration errors. _____________ 73, Jim – N4ST

Do you have a confirmed QSL that you have scanned into JTAlert? Until you have a confirmed QSL scanned in, it will be considered new. _____________ 73, Jim - N4ST Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2018 14:03 To:

Thanks for the update Laurie. All running fine here. WSJT-X ver 1.9.1 JTAlert ver 2.11.1 HRD ver 6.4.0.840 Windows 10 Home ver 1803 _____________ 73, Jim – N4ST

Can't you just look at your decoded signal DTs and if the majority are off, you have a timing problem? I guess if your timing is far enough off there won't be any decoded signals, but that should be a

It’s under “Hints and Hacks” and tells how to have JTAlert alerts forwarded to your cell phone. __________ 73, Jim – N4ST From: Support@HamApps.groups.io <Support@HamApps.groups.io> On Behalf Of HamAp

The SignaLink USB was notorious for low frequency noise and was particularly troublesome with dirty USB power which varied from PC to PC. There are a variety of fixes on the Internet if you Google the

JTAlert will track grids worked/needed along with many other things. __________ 73, Jim – N4ST Sent: Saturday, February 24, 2018 16:33 To: Support@HamApps.groups.io Subject: [HamApps] #GRIDCHASE Just

I don't see a callsign anywhere in your post. But, anyway...QSO Relay has not been needed for the last few versions of HRD 6.4.x and JTAlert-X. QSO Relay filled the gap for a while, but is no longer n

According to the web page, it is only necessary to perform an uninstall if you are running version 2.7.7 or an earlier version. __________ 73, Jim – N4ST Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2018 22:43 To: Sup

What if someone needs your grid? _________ 73, Jim - N4ST Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2018 07:24 To: Support@HamApps.groups.io Subject: [HamApps] Grid Filter Help #FT8 Hello Group ! Looking for a way

#FT8

Bernd, Your screenshots didn't come through, so I am shooting in the dark. Did you do a logbook scan since you got the LoTW confirmation? The JTAlert-X worked B4 status is only as good as the last log

HRD 6.4.0.737, WSJT-X 1.8.0 and JTAlert-X 2.10.8 play well together. __________ 73, Jim - N4ST Sent: Saturday, January 6, 2018 19:08 To: Support@HamApps.groups.io Subject: Re: [HamApps] JTAlertX Do we

Perhaps a telepathic interface in a future version. 😊 ___________ 73, Jim - N4ST Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2017 05:58 To: Support@HamApps.groups.io Subject: Re: [HamApps] Enter callsign without TX

Apples and oranges. Actually, Joe Large did JT65-HF using Joe Taylors algorithms. JT-Alert is a third-party sidekick program originally for JT65-HF, but now covers many variations including the domina

Are you sure that the JT-Alert window is the active one when you hit F5? __________ 73, Jim - N4ST

I would think it would cause confusion with harmonics that are created on the receiving end. There are plenty of operators that have the audio level set too high on the receive end also. The only way

Sig Sorry, you also have to check the Call 1st Box. ____________ 73, Jim – N4ST

Sig Since this is the Ham-Apps group, I’m assuming that “it” refers to JTAlert. FT8 is fairly new and both WSJT-X and JTAlert are in a state of rapid development and testing. How it works today is not

If you think FT8 is too fast for you, then turn on Auto-Seq and call CQ in a clear spot. Your reaction time (or JTAlert) does not figure into it at all. It’s all on the other guy. ____________ 73, Jim

I would be glad to give it a whirl. __________ 73, Jim – N4ST

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