Hi Frederico,
No, you don't need to enable it; it happens automatically in WSJT-X
Improved 3.1.
To clarify once again: A QSO normally only works with a maximum of one
non-standard callsign per message. It was hard enough to fit all of that
into 77 bits anyway. However, I have found a solution that, starting
with WSJT-X Improved 3.1, allows the use of two non-standard callsigns.
This only works, though, if both stations are using WSJT-X Improved >=
3.1 (or the latest beta versions of JTDX or MSHV, since they now support
this as well, as far as I know).
In practice, this means that I recommend all stations with non-standard
callsigns use WSJT-X Improved 3.1. That way, you’re on the safe side. As
I said, this is fully backward-compatible with all other message types.
73 de Uwe, DG2YCB
Am 23.06.2026 um 22:51 schrieb IU3BSY via wsjt-devel:
Charlie, thanks for the reply.
I actually remember this feature, but I'd like to know if the loop
only occurs between different versions, or this feature needs to be
enabled somehow through the software (e.g., wsjtx configuration)?
Tnx
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