In 2002, I worked P5/4L4FN on 15 meter RTTY. The band was not overloaded with amps as you might expect. The only problem was that he was running at the "European" 66 words per minute instead of the mo

Thanks for the responses. I moved DXKeeper to the end of the list and increased the time setting on the other auto-start programs and now all works well. What a neat feature! 73, Carter K8VT

I used JT Alert about 3 years ago with JT65/JT9 but still consider myself a newbie, just having got back on the air with FT-8. I manually start from desktop icons (in the order listed): 1) DX Lab Comm

Sadly, I agree with you. FT8 is like playing a game of "Whack-a-Mole".

Well, it comes down to how lucky do you feel with Defender (which is better than nothing). Go to the CNET web site and check their reviews. They rate Defender as just OK while both Avast and AVG are r

Mike, thanks for the response. Better performance with the same or less CPU power. 73, Carter K8VT

Yes, sorry, this should have gone to the WSJT site. Thanks for the info (and a great program!), I like having the extra data and real estate is not a problem, glad to know it won't affect the decoding

I'm using JTAlert 2.8.1, WSJT-X 1.6, an FT-1000MP and an older Dell computer (Optiplex 780?), Windows 10, whose front panel says "Intel Duo core". Right now everything is working fine, have the 1000MP

TNX, I'll try it... Not sure what "bothering the wsjtx status file" means but being able to double click on the JTAlert entries sounds like a nice feature. 73, Carter K8VT

I've seen this term mentioned in the Yahoo group traffic before, but as a non-computer guru, could someone briefly explain what "UDP" is and why I do (or don't) need it. I do not recall enabling it in

A fair question... and the answer is ... I have no idea. I only referred to sqlite in relation to Mike's (W9MBD) response that I could use sqlite to determine if I was listed as a LoTW user or not. An

Laurie, Thanks for the response (and a great program)!!! A day or two after joining LoTW, I uploaded about 12,500 Qs made since 1994 and further uploaded the last one or two dozen JT contacts made ver

Mike, Thanks! Not very much of a computer guru so I hesitate to learn sqlite. However, if I get into it, you instructions above should get me there. Thanks again and 73, Carter K8VT

Mike, thanks for the answer. That explains the mystery of "how do it know?" However, your reply has generated a question: How can I retrieve my info from the JTAlert database? Find the location of the

Here is yet another thing that puzzles me at this point in life... The decoded station display has a vertical bar to the left of the call indicating LoTW membership and a vertical bar to the right ind

Thanks to all for the prompt responses -- and correct answers!! All is once again right with the world. :-) Thanks again and 73, Carter K8VT

I tried looking up the answers to these two questions, but no luck, so I am asking here. 1) How / where do I populate the "&" to show my power? 2) In the "View" window that shows the decoded station c

Thanks to all for the answer. It will be a very helpful feature when the bands get busy...and "View" is a very logical place to point it out. It was documented, I just didn't look in the right place,

I am using JTAlert 2.6.23 and WSJT-X 1.5.0 and all is working fine (Thanks for the GREAT software guys!!!) However, I do have a minor question about the number of decoded signals that can be displayed

Yes, apparently a two part issue. I did have to set it to unhide it. Even after that, using Windows Explorer did not show the folder/files in question. However, once I clicked on my name in the "Start