Ed

I can reproduce this on my setup where my antenna is not good for 160m - 
causing bad RFI which crashes the USB audio link to the PC. If I start 
transmission on 160m with very low power and ease it up I get almost to full 
power before the link fails.



I’ve seen no evidence of a spike, actually my observation suggests the 
commencement of audio seems to be shaped to avoid one.



My guess is that you have RF feedback problems.



Kind regards

Paul G3NJV



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From: Ed Stokes <w1...@comcast.net>
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2019 7:05:54 AM
To: WSJT software development
Subject: [wsjt-devel] Does the FT8 signal spike at the beginning of each 
transmission?

I’m curious about something I observe about the FT8 signal modulation.

It appears to produce a pronounced spike in the audio at the beginning of each 
15 second transmission.

When I operate on 160, 80 and 40 meters especially this spike will cause the 
program to stop producing audio.  My computer, a mac mini, is relatively close 
to the 160m dipole being used on these bands, about 50 feet.

If I throttle back to -41 dB or so I can make the transmission begin without 
stopping the audio, although the spike is still evident.

If I then gradually increase the “Pwr” slider I can increase the power without 
causing the audio to crash.

If I leave the power increased the audio will crash immediately after the next 
transmission period begins.

Is this a known problem?

73, Ed
W1KOK

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