Bill, Joe, Charlie, whoever is interested; here is a new wrinkle to the problem.
I was operating MSK144 on 2 meters. Got done and decided to switch to JT65 to see if the false decodes would start to happen. It didn't right away, so went away for a while leaving it running. When I got back I had two decodes showing in the average box: " CQ KF4FCO EM70". This was the last good decode that I got on MSK144 ! I DID click to Clear Averages before this happened. Here is all.txt. You can see the four good decodes and my CQ around 1530, and then two bogus decodes of the same call, at 1743, some time after I had switched to JT65. While I was typing this a local started up calling CQ on the frequency I am on. And now there are six instances of the same decode showing on the JT65 screen. 1523 -30 2.0 1327 ## CQ KF4FCO EM70 OO O d20 1527 -30 6.1 1550 # CQ KF4FCO EM70 ? d20 1539 -30 4.7 1598 # CQ KF4FCO EM70 ? d20 1544 -30 6.2 1436 # CQ KF4FCO EM70 ? d20 181215_154645 Transmitting 144.15 MHz MSK144: CQ K2TXB FN20 1743 -30 6.2 1368 # CQ KF4FCO EM70 ? d20 1748 -30 6.0 1595 # CQ KF4FCO EM70 ? d20 And Joe suggested checking the average window. For the period in question it had only one entry: . 1727 -1.2 -1.09 1399 * That is 16 minutes before the first bogus decode and does not appear to be related. 73, Russ K2TXB _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
