Andy,
One can decode several signals, not literally "at once" but close.
Here is what you do...
Let WSJT decode it's first signal as it normally does, close to the
top-of-the-minute. After the line of text has popped up on WSJT , and
BEFORE the next top-of-the-minute, locate the other signal you were
also seeing and click on it. Within a few seconds you will see the
decoded text from that station too. You will note that it was from
the same minute as the first station you decoded. You can do it
several times if there are 3-4 stations.
Andy K3UK
On Jan 13, 2008 7:02 AM, agm54uk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi All
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> Where are the advanced features within WSJT (JT65A) where you can
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> This feature would be very useful If I could find it !!.
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> Andy
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Andy K3UK
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(QSL via N2RJ)
