Ed,

I just looked to make sure I was not remembering wrong and, yes, I have
Fake It checked and never mess with it.  To go to F/H I just go to the
Advanced tab and click <Special Operating Activity> then <Hound>, <NA VHF
Contest> or <ARRL Field Day> as is appropriate.  I have used WSJT-X in all
three events/modes with great success.

John

On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 12:51 PM Edward stallman <ed.n...@gmail.com> wrote:

> John, Okay , I think I'm catching on here . Then maybe what I should do is
> leave Fake It checked even in standard FT8 mode . Then when going to F/H ,
> check only the box in advanced .
>
> I've not tested with my friend across town yet but I think the problem I
> was having was when in (Rig) only the WSJT freq was changing ... Now that
> I'm in (Fake It) I see both WSJT and the Flex changing Freq .
>
> I've been using (rig) for the past 1.5 years and thought I was
> transmitting where the red goalie was until I ask a friend why he was on my
> freq Now I'm (Red faced) .. I hope Fake It is the fix .
>
> Thanks for ur post , Ed N5DG
> On 11/5/2019 11:19 AM, John Kludt wrote:
>
> Ed,
>
> I hope I get this right.  With either Fake It (which I use with my 6700)
> or Rig, WSJT is doing some math to keep your audio frequency in the middle
> of the  Tx audio bandpass.  That is where there is the least likelihood of
> distortion.  To do that it either adds or subtracts from the VFO frequency
> on your radio when you transmit  to keep you centered in the Tx bandpass.
> On the receive end your audio frequency comes out wherever you placed the
> Red bucket..  You can see the VFO frequency shift by watching the VFO
> frequency display on the Flex when you Tx and go back to base on Rx.
>
> It all works, it is just a little different.  I think of the VFO frequency
> as the base frequency.  What matters is the audio frequency - the number
> you see on the Wide Graph.  I use DXKeeper and what actually gets logged is
> the base frequency plus the audio frequency (I think)   I made a 15m FT8 Q
> yesterday and what was logged as the Tx frequency was 21.076131.  The base
> frequency was 21.074 and I must have been on 2131 which makes
> sense because I usually hang out above 2000 (less interference).
>
> Hope that helps
>
> John
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 10:53 AM Edward stallman <ed.n...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I posted this on the Flex Community but wanted to ask here too
>>
>> Question while using FT8 F/H , I'm using the Flex 6600 with Slicemaster
>> to execute WSJT.  This morning while calling  T6AA my dial freq on the flex
>> was 7.070.00 F/H . I go into the WSJT settings and tick Hound plus check
>> the square box, then under Radio I check  Rig and OK . I get the red flag
>> stating I"m in Hound mode . I'm copying T6AA at 495 Hz , I set the red TX
>> at 2002 Hz ... Now when I transmit  I see the WSJT freq shift from
>> 7.070.000 to 7.070.500 ... All this looks as it should up to this point !
>>
>> Here's the part I don't understand . I stopped transmitting long enuf to
>> be sure I'm on a clear freq , What I see big signal on my TX freq 2002 HZ .
>> The op was a friend of mine who was on the ON4KST low band chat . I tell
>> him we are both transmitting on 2002 HZ . My friend and others all agree
>> that I'm not on 2002 Hz , that they decode me at 1502 HZ . I move my Red TX
>> to 2502 Hz and ask the group where they decode me now ? They all agree I'm
>> still on 1502 HZ .
>>
>> If this is the way it's supposed to work , I fine this strange ? to be
>> sure I'm TXing on a clear freq I have to subtract 500 or 1000 Hz from where
>> I place my Red goalie ... Or is something setup wrong somewhere ?
>>
>> Thanks Ed N5DG
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