Hi Joe, Thanks! I realize the team is very busy with the version 2.0 upgrade, but if at some future time you can do this it would sure be helpful.
73, Paul On 11/16/18 8:47 AM, Joe Taylor wrote: > Hi Paul, > > Welcome to wsjt-devel, and thanks for the suggestion. It would not be > very difficult to implement something along these lines. We'll put it > on the ToDo list, for when time is available. > > -- 73, Joe, K1JT > > On 11/16/2018 7:01 AM, N1BUG wrote: >> Hi, >> >> This my first post here. >> >> Some time ago there was brief discussion in the user forum about >> hiding one's own call sign so it doesn't show up in the WSPR >> decodes. I just installed RC4 and don't see this option implemented. >> Could this be put on the list for consideration please? >> >> Explanation: >> >> My situation is not unique. I use WSPR extensively on 2200 meters >> and sometimes 630 meters to study propagation. I use separate >> receiver and transmitter which is common on these bands. Decodes of >> my own WSPR transmissions (sent from a stand-alone hardware box, the >> QRP Labs Ultimate 3S) showing in WSJT-X is a distraction. I would >> prefer not to see decodes of myself as it serves no useful purpose >> and means I need to scroll back constantly to see what interesting >> DX I may have caught. >> >> To make matters worse, I and others often see two decodes of our own >> transmissions. 120 Hz sidebands are very common on these bands. Even >> when they are down enough to be legal and not a problem to anyone >> else, the incredible WSPR decoder decodes them! I usually transmit >> on 137437 and see myself decoded on 137437 and 137557 every time. >> >> Having the ability to not display WSPR decodes of one's own call >> sign would, in my opinion, be very useful. >> >> 73, >> Paul N1BUG _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
