Re: [Dx4win] Check your CW Cutoff frequencies (30m might be wrong)

You can set your cutoff on 30 to the top of the band and never see another SSB spot on 30. As to adding another cutoff... its never going solve the problem since bands overlap. If you would like this fixed properly, write a note to the maintainer of the DXCluster software to add mode to the

[Dx4win] CW cut off frequency

My comment was not just about 30 meters. It was for all the bands in general that I would like to see an extra cut off frequency inserted. It would be another tool to help in the logging process. That’s all. Jay Hainline KA9CFD Colchester, IL EN40om

Re: [Dx4win] CW cut off frequency

Hello all I fully support this idea. The other day, same spot came in on 2 different colors, one was saying RTTY in the comment field, the other one was not. Sub-bands should be CW, digimodes and phone. Few spotters indicate mode in the comment field, so such a sub-band plan would help. 73 Paul

Re: [Dx4win] Check your CW Cutoff frequencies (30m might be wrong)

Yes, and if I move the cutoff to the top of 30M then all the RTTY posts show as CW and clicking on them puts the rig in CW mode. It would be nice if the clusters would add a mode field. AD6ZJ, Loren --- On Wed, 2/16/11, Mel ve...@videotron.ca wrote: From: Mel ve...@videotron.ca Subject: Re:

[Dx4win] Voice Recording

Hi, Is there a way using DX4xxx to VOICE program in your CALLSIGN, then transmit with a hot key, like F1 ??? 73, Tnx for any replies Bernie/WO2N. __ Dx4win mailing list Home: http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/dx4win Help:

Re: [Dx4win] Default Spot Bandwidth

Oh, goodie! My radio has five preset bandwidths: 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1.8 kHz, 2.4 kHz and 3.0 kHz. Now I just have to figure out what the radio considers to be wide, medium and narrow. :( Thanks, Mel. Dick At 08:06 PM 2/16/2011, Mel wrote: Yes and no... You can set your bandwidth to wide,

[Dx4win] ft-2000 on dx4win

I cannot get my Yaesu FT-2000 to work with the program as in showing the transceiver frequency. I went to Jim's (AD1C) support page having the DX4WIN archives and could not find anything helpful except notes from other people who had the same problem. I see Jim has a rig file on it, but I

Re: [Dx4win] ft-2000 on dx4win

Hi, Steve. Every radio supported by DX4WIN is defined by a .rig file. When you select a radio in File-Preferences-Radio, you are actually telling DX4WIN what .rig file to use. The .rig files are kept in the Radios folder in your DX4WIN install directory. For example, my .rig files are kept