My humble opinion is that the reported frequency should be sum of the frequency
display and the waterfall frequency. That’s in case those are really what is
actually transmitted. Joe’s case is a bit different and in that sense a
selection may be needed.
73, Reino OH3mA
From: Black Micha
The problem with adding the DF offset is when the frequency is
published/spotted, (like on QRZ or DXSummit), it is listed as
14.09175...which is NOT the frequency that you need your radio tuned to for
CAT control. If you click on a spot and have CAT control, you will be on
the wrong freq.
In the
There's a difference between the cluster spotting system and pskreporter.
Cluster spotting includes CW for example (and primarily too) where you need to
know the carrier frequency and you have your own custom offset tone.
FT8-type modes are notably different. On the cluster spotting you will
g
Mike,
Tnx clarification, 73 N0AN
On Tue, Jul 30, 2024, 8:21 AM Black Michael wrote:
> There's a difference between the cluster spotting system and pskreporter.
>
> Cluster spotting includes CW for example (and primarily too) where you
> need to know the carrier frequency and you have your own
Maybe I've missed the point on this thread, but since WSJT-X is only a USB
signal why can't we keep it simple and report/log just the Rx dial frequency?
That then avoids complicated and maybe unknown Tx offset and split
calculations, with other people being able to find the Tx easily also
with
"So for computer control, it is much better to not include the offset in the
frequency in the spot...so you don't have to do math in your head or guess
at the offsets, for your vfo to be set to the proper freq.
73, N0AN"
I am in complete agreement with this.
I would also add that it is not corre
SSB may be suppressed carrier but is NOT MFSK.
CW, Phone, and Digital are 3 separate modes.
CW -- we want carrier because we set our own tone offset. You still have to
look at where they have their tone offset.
Phone -- suppressed carrier -- tone offset does not matter at all so your
comparison
"Digital -- we need need the "real" transmit frequency -- i.e. the tone offset."
When I spot an FT8 station with manual entry to DXSummit.fi I always enter the
suppressed carrier frequency. If you check there you will see that most
spotters do the same.
When I use DXKeeper to make a spot it u
> On Jul 30, 2024, at 08:25, Alan via wsjt-devel
> wrote:
>
> Maybe I've missed the point on this thread, but since WSJT-X is only a USB
> signal why can't we keep it simple and report/log just the Rx dial frequency?
My mind follows this very easily. Posting a carrier frequency of their
t
You will find them by going to the dial frequency.. They'll be in
the pass band to decode if they're strong enough. If you put your dial
on their tx frequency, you'll never decode them. They'll be below your
rx passband.
AL, K0VM
On 7/30/2024 3:44 PM, Gary McDuffie via wsjt-devel wrote:
I think the proposed solution is worse than alleged problem.
All one has to do is enter or select the drop down freq...CAT will change
the VFO, the resulting passband will be 0 - 3000 Hz or whatever your rx
supports..and the signals will be there.
What is the problem? It's not as if we are in a F
> On Jul 30, 2024, at 15:11, k0vm via wsjt-devel
> wrote:
>
> If you put your dial on their tx frequency, you'll never decode them.
> They'll be below your rx passband.
> AL, K0VM
Is that supposed to argue with my comment (which is what you replied to)?
Gary - AG0N
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"All one has to do is enter or select the drop down freq...CAT will change
the VFO, the resulting passband will be 0 - 3000 Hz or whatever your rx
supports..and the signals will be there."
Where in the user guide does it say that these are the only methods of tuning
the rig that are acceptable?
Well, Andy, I've now told you twice what you need to do.
If you want to do it another way, WSJT-X is open source so you can do so.
If you want to submit patches or updates for the User Guide, you can do
so.
WSJT-X is a cooperative project: we encourage and depend on helpful
input from users.
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