On 12/03/2018 21:00, Pino Zollo wrote:
KG4W appears as USA in violet as if it were a new one and keeps being
printed in violet also after having been saved at log.
V. 1.9.0-rc2
73
Pino ZP4KFX
Hi Pino,
understood, this defect has been repaired for the next release.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
On 12/03/2018 21:05, Louis Ricci wrote:
Just for my own information, what is the difference between wsjtx.log and
wsjtx_log.adi?
Hi Lou,
the fromer is in CSV format and is write only by WSJT-X, the latter is
in ADIF format and is read in full on WSJT-X startup to load the
in-memory worked
Bill,
My apologies. I was under the impression that wsjtx.log was the main
logfile, and that wsjtx_log.adi was for convenience, since WSJT-X proves an
option to deleted the .adi and it operates (pretty much) properly when the
.adi is deleted, showing may CQs in GREEN.
I will attempt what you
KG4W appears as USA in violet as if it were a new one and keeps being
printed in violet also after having been saved at log.
V. 1.9.0-rc2
73
Pino ZP4KFX
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On 12/03/2018 20:44, Louis Ricci wrote:
It's not ALL QSOs that are show up as not previously worked, only some of
them. If I have one giant .adi file that never gets deleted, then every
time I import it into my main logger, all of those QSOs get duplicated. The
next time make some additional
Hi Bill,
It's not ALL QSOs that are show up as not previously worked, only some of
them. If I have one giant .adi file that never gets deleted, then every
time I import it into my main logger, all of those QSOs get duplicated. The
next time make some additional contacts and import it again,
On 12/03/2018 20:14, Louis Ricci wrote:
The original .adi file are gone
Hi Lou,
there is you problem then. I suggest you select all the JT9/JT65/JT9
QSOs in your main station log and export an ADIF file of them. Rename
that file wsjtx_log.adi and put it into the WSJT-X log file directory
The original .adi file are gone, but the fact that they are in my main
logging program (because I imported the .adi's into it) twice would indicate
that they were in fact in the .adi
Thanks,
Lou
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On 12/03/2018 19:59, Louis Ricci wrote:
No, it wasn't.
Some examples are MI0LLG, VA3HP, K4GHS
Excerpt from the log file:
2018-03-04,20:36:45,2018-03-04,20:37:45,MI0LLG,IO65,14.075858,FT8,-05,-04,,,
<== First time
2018-03-12,19:14:45,2018-03-12,19:16:15,MI0LLG,IO65,14.075369,FT8,-06,-09,,,
<==
Hi Bill,
No, it wasn't.
Some examples are MI0LLG, VA3HP, K4GHS
Excerpt from the log file:
2018-03-04,20:36:45,2018-03-04,20:37:45,MI0LLG,IO65,14.075858,FT8,-05,-04,,,
<== First time
2018-03-12,19:14:45,2018-03-12,19:16:15,MI0LLG,IO65,14.075369,FT8,-06,-09,,,
<== Duplicate 'cause I didn't
On 12/03/2018 19:37, Louis Ricci wrote:
I had a QSO with that station several days ago on 20. Wondering why
wasn’t the CQ displayed in GREEN, I opened the wsjtx.log file and sure
enough, the WSO was in the file.
HI Lou,
was the offending callsign a KG4 plus three or KG4 plus one format? If
Hello,
I searched around for an answer to this issue, but could not find anything.
I made some FT-8 contacts on 20m the other day then fired up the rig again
this morning saw some stations calling CQ. I noticed a call that was
displayed in Deep purple, so even though it looked familiar, I
On 3/12/2018 8:35 AM, Ray Jacobs wrote:
It says you should be in expedition mode. What is the reason for this?
It happened twice. Ray KA3PCX.
No, it *asks* you whether you should be in DXpedition mode. As you must
have noticed when you clicked "OK", the program does this
because it decoded
It says you should be in expedition mode. What is the reason for this? It
happened twice. Ray KA3PCX.
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PLEASE encourage stations to stay out of the PSK subbands! There is quite a
bit of PSK activity on 20 and 40, and the other bands will pick up when
propagation improves.
Mike
WM4B
On Mar 12, 2018 7:38 AM, jarmo wrote:
>
> Mon, 12 Mar 2018 06:37:44 -0400
> "James Shaver"
On 10/03/2018 19:52, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
Allow UDP clients (e.g. JTAlert) to set up Std Messages for nonCQ
calls without Tx Enable. Rename displayText objects.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7jvp6cv5xwv6xg3/noncq.patch?dl=1
Mon, 12 Mar 2018 06:37:44 -0400
"James Shaver" kirjoitti:
> Is there a reason TY7C chose a well known PSK watering hole for this
> "test"? That probably made the PSK users quite angry...
>
> Jim S.
> N2ADV
As there in docs stands, Don't use "normal" FT8 freqs...etc.
And
Is there a reason TY7C chose a well known PSK watering hole for this "test"?
That probably made the PSK users quite angry...
Jim S.
N2ADV
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From: jarmo [mailto:oh1...@nic.fi]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2018 4:39 AM
To: WSJT software development
Subject: [wsjt-devel] FT8
Today got first tests from TY7C. They worked "some" qsos
with pedition mode.
Seems, that there is big need to tell people how it does
work.
Was quite mess with stations, who tried from same Hz. Most of those
stations were trying under 1000Hz. TY7C told that they are FOX, still
mess... And TY7C was
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