On 7/6/19 5:59 AM, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
If you're not seeing dropout messages with the dropout debug version
than your audio stream has completely stopped.
The dropouts are only checked when the audio packets are flowing.
You should be seeing a few messages at startup about dataS
BTW -- IMD that's 40 dB down is quite good and better than FCC
type-acceptance specs -- it takes a very good rig and a first rate tube
or solid state power amp to achieve that.
73, Jim K9YC
On 7/5/2019 11:27 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
There are two common causes of sidebands with a station that is p
There are two common causes of sidebands with a station that is properly
adjusted and uses good equipment.
1) The best gear (Elecraft K3, K3S, or a Flex 6000-series), and a first
class power amp) have sidebands roughly 40 dB down on both sides of
their signal due to IM distortion in the RF sta
I’ve seen various kinds of problematic FT8 signals that I think I
understand -- “barcode” harmonics etc. – but what is going on here:
[image: multiple decode.PNG]
The “blackbox” station there (call elided, no need to name names) has
multiple sidebands on his main signal, some of them strong eno
If you're not seeing dropout messages with the dropout debug version than your
audio stream has completely stopped.The dropouts are only checked when the
audio packets are flowing.You should be seeing a few messages at startup about
dataSink1 like this to ensure you're running the dropout versio
Not an issue, I monitor CPU at all times, and keep in mind, once it stops
decoding, even one time, it never resumes without a reboot.
73, N0AN
Hasan
On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 10:14 AM Roy Gould wrote:
> I have had the problem of the Decode button not coming on after the end of
> a receive interval
I have had the problem of the Decode button not coming on after the end of
a receive interval. In my case I found the problem to be that the computer
was being overloaded by high CPU usage of a web browser. This occurred with
Edge, Chrome, or Firefox. This high CPU usage was seen by Task Manager. T
INstalled and running Mike. Will watch for it...when it fails, it stays
failed, so all I have to do is watch the Save directory last decode having
started just now. Probably wont show until tomorrow. It'w working fine now,
but it does for hours before the first freak out.
73, N0AN
Hasan
On Fri, J
Ok, I'll check it out.
Downloading now, then will install right over the top of my existing 2.01
Tnx
73, N0AN
Hasan
On Fri, Jul 5, 2019 at 7:46 AM Black Michael wrote:
> This is version 2.0.1 with dropout debugging.
> If the decode light is not flashing then it sounds like you may have audio
This is version 2.0.1 with dropout debugging.If the decode light is not
flashing then it sounds like you may have audio dropouts occurring.This version
will show you when it fails with messages in the band activity window about
"dropout". You'll see a few messages on startup which is normal as
Ok Mike, it decoded for > 24 hours but then stopped early this morning just
before I got to the shack.
Started 07/03/2019 @ 1723
Stopped 07/05/2019 @ 0407 Both local
These are the file saved dates. Again, I had to reboot a few minutes ago to
get it to start saving files/decoding again.
The rig w
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