I am running VISTA ULTIMATE with JT65-HF and JT8 with no prpblems at all.
Sorry about your problems.
Jon
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "dist203" wrote:
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> Curt, Last week I attempted running WSJT 7.06 and today WSJT 8.0. Last week I
> get message stating program could not create
Curt, Last week I attempted running WSJT 7.06 and today WSJT 8.0. Last week I
get message stating program could not create temp directory in addition to
errors submitted.
TX Bob
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Curt Givens wrote:
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> Bob, which version I currently have WSJT7 installed on
Bob,
I have VISTA ULTIMATE and have no problems at all! Sorry about your bad
experience.
Jon
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "dist203" wrote:
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> I have not been able to run the WSJT software in Vista. At first, all it
> would do is provide an error message stating "could not create temp
Hi Andy,
The same situation here, I have been looking at my migration path from the
TC8174 receivers that I use.
If the all the software tools you are using do not support direct I/Q and
control of the unit then you would be better off with the Flex as you will have
more interfacing and contr
Many years ago, I had the MFJ Packet TNC and the Kantronics UTU. In both
cases I typically used the included terminal program in the computer to
control the device.
Because technology has moved forward, I would not even consider running
old kludgy hardware TU's of this type unless you were doin
-Mike,
Most of the old products had firmware in them , so any terminal
program should work. Load a terminal program (like hyperterm) , set
the parameters for the correct baud rate to communicate with your TNC,
and then usually a "?" or "help" will bring up a list of commands.
Andy K3UK
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--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien" exampl.
and so on?
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> > just an idea
> Now there's an interesting idea.
It's an idea I have wanted to implement for a few years now. I would
like to have my SSTV webcam monitor 7171 LSB by day, 14230 USB by
night and 146.775 FM f
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> would it be possible to write something like that via the macro Manager?
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> exampl. and
> so on?
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> just an idea
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> The macro could also come in handy on contests ...
> using it in the limit on Band changes per hour.
>
> 73 Steve, W1CDX
>
Now there's an interesting idea.
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> In my own case I can record the incoming audio and play it back later.
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> At the moment I leave DM780 running all night picking up SSTV
pictures.
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> I'm not sure I would want a scheduler but were I to add one I
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> --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien"
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>> Try Multipsk, it supports MT63.
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> I talked to someone recently who as
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien"
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> Try Multipsk, it supports MT63.
I talked to someone recently who asserted that IZ8BLY MT63 works
much better than MT63 under MultiPSK. Can anyone confirm or deny?
I haven't heard enough MT63 lately to make a c
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Michael Hatzakis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I'd like to hear what programs people use with the SCS PTC-II
series of
> TNC's for PSK, RTTY, SSTV etc? I just picked one up and not
feeling like I
> am taking full advantage of it.
>
> Thanks, Michael K3M
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