Hi
Without looking at source I see that simple "all fixing" repair would be taking
"CQ only" state change to account from *next* decode, not replaying the last
one again.
That should not be very complex solution, and as said fixes "all in one go".
They say that there is also an OS that does
Hi Joe,
This question was pure technical curiosity, I do not ask any improvement.
Bill's answer was very understandable.
Some OMs use TCXOs based tranceiver, and some do not. May it be necessary to
indicate in the documentation of WSJT-X the level of maximum drift which
does not degrade the
On 06/04/2018 17:39, Bill Somerville wrote:
this is not really a defect. If you have "CQ Only" checked then non-CQ
decodes are discarded and cannot be recovered. Un-checking the option
causes the decoder to redo the decode on the sample buffer. The same
applies to checking the "CQ Only" option
Hi Saku,
this is not really a defect. If you have "CQ Only" checked then non-CQ
decodes are discarded and cannot be recovered. Un-checking the option
causes the decoder to redo the decode on the sample buffer. The same
applies to checking the "CQ Only" option except that CQ decodes are
Hi all,
Recently I've had a number of inquiries about a talk I gave about WSJT-X
at the MicroHAMS Digital Conference in Redmond, Washington, about two
weeks ago. The talk was streamed in real time, and thanks to some very
professional work by Budd, WB7FHC, a nicely edited version is now
Hi!
To what I previously said I will add to that bug report also that:
Not only UDP datagrams get replayed without new flag set to false, but
also ALL.TXT will get it's content added again with this replay's decodes.
Both can happen so many times as one can do change of "CQ only" checbox
David --
On 4/6/2018 9:08 AM, David Alloza wrote:
I am wondering how we can decode FT8 message send by a frequency drift
transmitter .
Do we know from what level of frequency drift a message become impossible to
decode ?
Do you have any idea how the minimum SNR decoding level is
On Fri, Apr 6, 2018 at 3:58 PM, Bill Somerville
wrote:
> On 06/04/2018 14:08, David Alloza wrote:
>
>> Dear developers,
>>
>> I am wondering how we can decode FT8 message send by a frequency drift
>> transmitter .
>>
>
If the project is to dig out a drifting undecodable
FYI...a reboot seems to have solved this problem so it's not an ALC overshoot
in my situation.ANAN 100 + Virtual Audio Cable,
Recording via audacity now looks rock solid where it was all over the place
before. I also have VoiceMeter Banana installed so if this happens again going
to uninstall
On 06/04/2018 14:08, David Alloza wrote:
Dear developers,
I am wondering how we can decode FT8 message send by a frequency drift
transmitter .
Do we know from what level of frequency drift a message become impossible to
decode ?
Do you have any idea how the minimum SNR decoding level is
Dear developers,
I am wondering how we can decode FT8 message send by a frequency drift
transmitter .
Do we know from what level of frequency drift a message become impossible to
decode ?
Do you have any idea how the minimum SNR decoding level is impacted by a
frequency drift?
Regards,
David
Hello Earle and Gene,
such a document exists already:
http://www.g4ifb.com/FT8_Hinson_tips_for_HF_DXers.pdf
73 de Wolfgang
OE1MWW
Friday, April 6, 2018, 3:14:57 PM, you wrote:
Hi Joe,
As I watch the mail around the development of Expedition mode I am reminded
that there are many new HAMs
I second that! At Portage County Amateur Radio Service (OH), we have MANY new
hams. Sometimes, the deluge of new information for them is daunting.
73 de W8NET Gene
3905 Century Club Master #47
Portage County Amateur Radio Service (PCARS) since 2008
ARRL A-1 Op
> On Apr 6, 2018, at 9:14 AM,
Hi Joe,
As I watch the mail around the development of Expedition mode I am
reminded that there are many new HAMs that, like me, are struggling to “catch
up” with the guys who have been HAMs for many years. Just here in my club, The
Villages ARC, we have trained over 100 new Technicians
Fri, 6 Apr 2018 10:13:52 +0100
Bill Somerville kirjoitti:
> If a Fox runs NSlot=1 then equal power levels are equivalent which
> should be familiar to those using FT8 in traditional mode.
>
> 73
> Bill
> G4WJS.
Ok, I'll try to monitor and compare
Jut this morning
On 06/04/2018 10:05, Bill Somerville wrote:
As an aside I suspect that may have this ALC overshoot issue without
knowing about it because their power output meters on their rigs or
externally are not able to respond fast enough to register it.
Sorry, typo there, should be:
As an aside I
On 06/04/2018 05:26, jarmo wrote:
Seems, that propagation might not be gently.
But IF can copy, would like to know FOX's TX power...
Just for compare signals... At the moment from
southern EU and from some eastern stations gives +19dB
readings...
Jarmo
Hi Jarmo,
a Fox running NSlot=5 will
On 06/04/2018 05:38, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
Your picture didn't come through. But I did another collection using
Audacity via WASAPI and don't see it now.
The reason I looked was an apparent power jump on my wattmeter at the
start of the transmission.
Now that I'm watching via
On 06/04/2018 04:37, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
I captured the output from WSJT-X via the VoiceMeter Banana port to my
SDR (ANAN 100).
So it's an exact digital copy of what WSJT-X is producing.
Mike
HI Mike,
I can tell you for sure that trace is not an exact digital copy of what
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