I have used JTBridge and liked it but these days my favorite set up is the
combination of WSJT-X and RUMLogNG without JTBridge.
After setting up, using the instructions in RUMLog, I am able to see Spots
from the Clusters intermixed with local WSJT-x spots in the "DXSpots"
window. This allows me
Agreed, you probably want to use JT-Bridge. Read the instructions at the
JTBridge site to get the right configurations and the right startup order for
JT-Bridge, WSJT-X, and your logging application.
http://jt-bridge.eller.nu/
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Walter Underwood
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Hi Phil,
No cookbook here, but I do have a MacBook Pro / Retina, WSJT-X, and MLDX and
occasionally run my KX3 with them. A couple items to consider:
—> Strongly suggest running JTBRIDGE if you do not already have it. It
interfaces very, very nicely between WSJT-X and MLDX. Allows, among other
Phil,
Do use Don's advice on setting up soundcards with Elecraft radios for
digital modes.
I found this pdf from KA9EAK in setting-up my mobile KX3 for Winmor and
packet. For me it is a work in progress as I'm waiting for a couple of
connectors to arrive.
He uses the term PC - not specifical
Phil,
There is no "cookbook" that I am aware of.
BUT - FT8 is no different than any other digital mode, although the
application software may be a bit different.
Connect the soundcard input to the headphone jack and the soundcard
output to the MIC input. Connect the KXUSB cable to the comput
Is there a complete “cookbook” for running FT8 with the KX3+PX3 and a MacBook
Pro (w OSX 10.13.3)? I am running MacLogger DX and have ordered a Sabrent
USB-C tiny sound card. The WSJT-X is downloaded but not set up yet. My KX3 is
already communicating with Maclogger DX via USB.
I am unsure ab
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