On 24 Dec 2018 at 9:13, John Becker wrote: > I'm running WSJT-X v2.0 on a Windows 10 Pro (1803 update) computer. > > On Saturday, HV0A was running F/H mode on 3567 with a large number of > callers. I noticed strange behavior as follows with annotated excerpts > from my all.txt file: [Snipped]
> If desired, I can send the entire 377 line session from my all.txt file. > > The fact that re-starting the program temporarily fixed this problem > indicates to me that this was not a case of MI0KOA also running F/H mode > as Fox on the same frequency. Note that it started right after MI0KOA > made his QSO. Strange! > > Was anyone else seeing this? > > 73, > John, K9MM Yes, I noticed it too around the time (232315z on 2018-12-22) I worked HV0A on 80m although I didn't try restarting WSJT-X to see if the 'issue' disappeared; I just assumed it was MI0KOA also running as a Fox in F & H mode. Here's an extract from my ALL.TXT: 181222_232315 Transmitting 3.567 MHz FT8: HV0A G0HDB IO82 232330 -6 0.2 296 ~ 9A1AD RR73; RI1ANL <HV0A> -12 232330 -10 0.2 356 ~ K9ZO RR73; JG1IGX <HV0A> -16 232330 -9 0.2 416 ~ IZ7QFN HV0A +03 232330 -6 0.2 477 ~ G0HDB HV0A +02 181222_232345 Transmitting 3.567 MHz FT8: HV0A G0HDB R-06 232400 -7 0.2 297 ~ G0HDB RR73; JG1IGX <HV0A> -16 232400 -9 0.2 357 ~ RI1ANL RR73; IZ7QFN <HV0A> +02 232400 -9 0.2 417 ~ EA1DFP HV0A +00 232400 -6 0.2 477 ~ BH7PFH HV0A -13 232415 2 0.4 417 ~ HV0A EA1DFP IN53 232430 -7 0.2 296 ~ IZ7QFN HV0A +03 232430 -10 0.2 356 ~ EA1DFP HV0A +00 232430 -10 0.2 417 ~ BH7PFH HV0A -13 232430 -10 0.2 477 ~ KE9ET HV0A -12 232430 -8 0.2 537 ~ WR4K HV0A -11 232445 1 0.4 357 ~ HV0A EA1DFP R-04 232500 -7 0.2 297 ~ EA1DFP RR73; BH7PFH <HV0A> -14 232500 -10 0.2 357 ~ WR4K RR73; KE9ET <HV0A> -12 232500 -8 0.2 417 ~ BG3UPA HV0A -10 232515 -17 0.2 357 ~ HV0A KE9ET R-07 232515 -20 0.2 438 ~ MI0KOA JA4DND PM65 232515 -19 0.3 916 ~ HV0A WD8KND EN91 232530 -7 0.2 296 ~ KE9ET RR73; BG3UPA <MI0KOA> -10 232530 -9 0.2 357 ~ RQ3A HV0A -08 232530 -7 0.2 417 ~ DD5ZZ HV0A +07 232545 -2 -0.8 296 ~ HV0A IZ7QFN R-09 232545 -8 0.1 356 ~ HV0A RQ3A R-05 232600 -8 0.2 297 ~ DD5ZZ RR73; BG3UPA <MI0KOA> -10 232600 -10 0.2 357 ~ RQ3A RR73; DM5EM <MI0KOA> +04 232600 -8 0.2 417 ~ SV1CKZ HV0A -07 232615 5 0.1 356 ~ HV0A DM5EM JN59 232615 -17 0.2 417 ~ HV0A SV1CKZ KM18 232630 -5 0.2 297 ~ DM5EM HV0A +04 232630 -9 0.2 357 ~ SV1CKZ HV0A -07 232630 -9 0.2 417 ~ JE4URN HV0A -15 232630 -7 0.2 477 ~ US5EOI HV0A -16 232645 6 0.1 296 ~ HV0A DM5EM R+13 232645 -24 0.3 417 ~ HV0A SV1CKZ R-09 232645 -11 0.1 477 ~ HV0A US5EOI R-03 232700 -9 0.2 297 ~ DM5EM RR73; JE4URN <MI0KOA> -16 232700 -11 0.2 357 ~ SV1CKZ RR73; N5ZM <MI0KOA> -16 232700 -8 0.2 417 ~ US5EOI HV0A RR73 232730 -6 -0.0 297 ~ JE4URN HV0A -15 232730 -9 -0.0 357 ~ N5ZM HV0A -16 232730 -9 -0.0 417 ~ WX0V HV0A -17 232730 -6 -0.0 477 ~ WP4G HV0A -17 232745 -19 0.2 356 ~ HV0A N5ZM R-08 232800 -8 0.2 296 ~ N5ZM RR73; WX0V <MI0KOA> -18 232800 -11 0.2 357 ~ WP4G HV0A -17 232800 -8 0.2 417 ~ E72AD HV0A +03 232815 -10 -0.2 357 ~ HV0A WP4G R-09 232815 -1 0.3 417 ~ HV0A E72AD R+02 232830 -7 0.2 296 ~ E72AD RR73; WX0V <MI0KOA> -18 232830 -8 0.2 357 ~ WP4G RR73; SV1LK <MI0KOA> +00 232830 -6 0.2 417 ~ IK7LJZ HV0A -09 232845 0 1.4 418 ~ HV0A IK7LJZ R-10 232845 -20 0.2 656 ~ HV0A N5ZM R-08 2018-12-22 23:29 3.567 MHz FT8 2018-12-22 23:29 3.567 MHz FT8 232915 -11 0.1 357 ~ HV0A N4II R+00 232915 6 0.1 1193 ~ HV0A DL7UVO JO62 232915 -9 0.0 1501 ~ HV0A RA4P LO64 232915 8 0.1 1556 ~ HV0A RU3UR R-03 232915 -15 0.2 1693 ~ HV0A BG3UPA -20 232915 7 -0.0 1746 ~ HV0A ON4FG JO20 232915 -4 0.1 1918 ~ HV0A SP5GDY KO02 232915 -16 0.1 1100 ~ HV0A W8WEJ EM99 232915 -17 0.5 1133 ~ HV0A PY7RP HI22 232930 -3 0.2 296 ~ N4II RR73; SV1LK <HV0A> +00 232930 -2 0.2 357 ~ W8WEJ HV0A -16 232930 0 0.2 417 ~ ON4FG HV0A +09 232930 3 0.2 477 ~ DL7UVO HV0A -03 232945 13 -0.0 417 ~ HV0A ON4FG R+06 232945 11 0.1 477 ~ HV0A DL7UVO JO62 232945 -19 0.3 1360 ~ HV0A AG2J FM29 232945 14 0.0 1556 ~ HV0A RU3UR R-03 232945 -11 0.2 1693 ~ HV0A BG3UPA -20 232945 -17 0.1 1854 ~ HV0A BG2AUE -10 232945 -2 0.1 1918 ~ HV0A SP5GDY KO02 232945 -17 0.2 2001 ~ HV0A VE3XN R-07 232945 -14 0.1 2090 ~ HV0A AA1QD FN43 232945 -18 0.1 2169 ~ HV0A K5RK EL29 232945 -19 0.1 2220 ~ HV0A K3JGJ FM29 232945 -21 0.2 2346 ~ MI0KOA JA4DND PM65 232945 -21 0.2 2617 ~ HV0A NY0V EN33 232945 -13 0.1 1440 ~ HV0A BH7PFH OL72 232945 -6 0.0 1501 ~ HV0A RA4P LO64 232945 -16 0.1 1954 ~ HV0A WD8JJA EM68 233000 -4 0.2 296 ~ ON4FG RR73; DL7UVO <MI0KOA> -04 233000 -1 0.2 357 ~ W8WEJ RR73; SP5GDY <MI0KOA> -06 233015 3 0.1 296 ~ HV0A DL7UVO R-09 233015 0 0.1 357 ~ HV0A SP5GDY R+09 233015 -23 0.8 417 ~ HV0A K4JDF FM19 233015 -17 0.7 1133 ~ HV0A PY7RP HI22 233015 -15 0.3 1360 ~ HV0A AG2J FM29 233015 -18 0.1 1439 ~ HV0A BH7PFH OL72 233015 -7 0.0 1501 ~ HV0A RA4P LO64 233015 13 0.1 1556 ~ HV0A RU3UR R-03 233015 -11 0.2 1694 ~ HV0A BG3UPA -20 233015 -5 0.1 1806 ~ HV0A SV1LK KM17 233015 -18 0.1 2013 ~ HV0A W9OA EN61 233015 -10 0.1 2090 ~ HV0A AA1QD FN43 233015 -18 0.1 2168 ~ HV0A K5RK EL29 233015 -18 0.1 2220 ~ HV0A K3JGJ FM29 233015 -20 0.2 2347 ~ MI0KOA JA4DND PM65 233015 -14 0.1 1853 ~ HV0A BG2AUE -10 233015 -17 0.1 1955 ~ HV0A WD8JJA EM68 233030 -2 0.2 297 ~ DL7UVO RR73; K5RK <MI0KOA> -10 The first appearance of the MI0KOA callsign is at 232515z, when JA4DND was calling him - there's no evidence of that JA callsign previously having called HV0A. At 232500 HV0A was calling BG3UPA on 417Hz , then BG3UPA was subsequently called by MI0KOA at 232530 on 296Hz. I wonder if MI0KOA really was QRV in F & H mode at the same time and on the same 80m frequency as HV0A and the two sets of QSOs just got completely intermixed and tangled up, or perhaps it's another instance of identical hash values for the HV0A and MI0KOA callsigns which got cleared by restarting the app. -- 73, Martin G0HDB --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
