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My original post was not intended to start a range war, but to elicit thought on the subject.? So far I've seen a few good answers.? Dave, KX3DX, and Tom, W7SUA,? being the most thought provoking.

I noticed FT8 signals down around 7.056 early (0800 - 0900Z) yesterday morning. When I fired up JTDX, they were all Japanese stations calling a Honduran (I think?) station. Looking at the freq list in

The picture looks like FT8 or JS8 signals with users filling all space they think is not being used. Last night was a 40m FT8 signal with what I would have called 3rd order intermod products above and

The picture looks like FT8 or JS8 signals with users filling all space they think is not being used. Last night was a 40m FT8 signal with what I would have called 3rd order intermod products above and

Dave, Thank you.? long ago,? I bought two cable-less devices earlier but they were not compatible with Windows 11, so this has been an ongoing game.. Ordered cables, to arrive "before Christmas" J.,

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THOR-11 and I am in the 40 meter frequency space usually associated with BPSK-31 and other chat modes.? These all look like automated WSJTX signals that are overflowing from the usual 7073 to 7076

I'd say you're in the wrong mode. The red line width seems like you're using a wider mode like MFSK16 or something like that but your waterfall looks to be showing BPSK31 signals. --David KI6ZHD

And VK9CY is using MSHV, not WSJTX. Edd - KD5M

VK9CY is on there now - polar path. Edd - KD5M

It looks like FT8. DXpeditions use this frequency. There was one yesterday, but I can't remember the call. Phil GM3ZZA

I build all of the NBEMS suite against fltk-1.4.x on Fedora 39.? Keeping up with up with all of the OS mismanagement can be exhausting. Wayland is supposed to handle X11 calls seamlessly.? If you

Hey Dave, I imagine you've been seeing all the news about Wayland recently with Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm defaulting to Wayland on the RPI4/400/5 platforms. I just saw today that Redhat plans to

I tried Fldigi on my Raspberry Pi 5 with the last version of Raspberry Pi OS (bookworm). This version use Wayland (like the Ubuntu version you tried) as default instead of X11. From the release notes:

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This is the second time I have been bitten by this problem. K1EL WinKeyer has been switched from FTDI to CH340.?? That CH340 does not work well with other USB adapters.? Now I am looking for an

I'll go along with that !Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

I should mention also there is a new Debian release called Bookworm. There is also a Pi version of that, but I've not tried it yet so can't say how well it worked. I tend to stay away from brand new

Thanks Cliff.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone