Hi Joe, Hi others,
When contest modes were taken in use, WSJT-X ( and clones ) got quite fast
attention and adaptation for Nordic Activity Contests ( NAC ).
I been contesting in 10m, 6m, 2m and 70cm contests on FT8 mode for years
now. There is also traffic on 4m FT8, also 23cm and higher.
Mode
Hi,
Every few weeks there is someone in the WSPR facebook groups or support
forums looking for help because their callsign appears to be used by
someone else.
This is usually the result of a hash collision and it's pretty
cumbersome to fix, because we have to find and contact the original
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for your message. This list is indeed the best place for
suggestions of the sort you have made.
Since the first days of WSJT-X we have had great difficulty getting any
feedback about EU VHF Contest mode, or even reports of its widespread
use. Exchanging 6-character
I would recommend that WSJT-X save a dated copy of the file during the closing
of the Settings dialog where it checks for changes.So...if something changed
save the current config with MMDDHHMMSS which would end up showing when
the change took place
Mike W9MDB
On Wednesday, June
Hi,
I am aware of what wsjt-x.ini looks like. My point was to have a log
file in plain words that accumulates each change in any of the settings
so that later on if something is acting up one could look at that file
to see what changes in settings might be causing a problem. That would
be as
Hi,
my name is Thomas, SM0KBD. I am a sort of a SW interested ham.
I have no idea how you use this list, I mean if it is only for
merge-proposals and bug reports and all other administrative task for
WSJT-X or if it is also for discussing improvement proposals?
Yesterday I wrote about a
On Tue, 13 Jun 2023 11:19:59 -0400
Joe Taylor via wsjt-devel wrote:
> Marco,
>
> As far as I'm aware your problem involves only an attempt to build
> program QMAP. Almost certainly you have no current use for QMAP, and
> no real interest in building it for Linux.
>
> I suggest the simple
