Would you like to connect #WSJT-X to your logger application and another helper app (#GridTracker, JTAlert,...)?

You just need to use a UDP Multicast address (in 224.0.0.1 - 239.255.255.255 range) bound to an network interface (en0 in my case using #linux) in all the apps.

Don't forget to use the same port everywhere!

Thanks to this I can do digital modes (#FT8, #FT4, ...) and, *optionally*, use GridTracker to visualize my contacts.

More details here: https://www.n3fjp.com/help/wsjt-x-integration-with-n3fjp-software.html

#hamradio

Just had the craziest 90mins on the FT8 weak signals mode working a pileup on 18.100Mhz, totalling 46 contacts, mostly from Europe.

#hamradio #amateurradio #wsjt #ft8

When watching 10 minute frames of WSPR on 30m, I often have the impression that the 5th two minute slot (starting in the 8th minute) is particularly busy, while the 4th (6th minute) is pretty poorly populated. A quick analysis of all WSPR spots received at SO5CW since August 2024 confirms this:

0: 111k
2: 101k
4: 96k
6: 88k
8: 133k

Wonder if that's some poorly implemented random function in WSJT-X?

#hamradio #wspr #wsjt

My amateur radio #FT8 #WSJT-Z home robot is doing a great job so far.

The radio is an Icom IC-7300, working 40 watts into a 40m vertical (tuned on 40-10m), assisted by a #RaspberryPi4

All the #hamradio contacts on the map are less than one year old.

today I discovered "JTDX improved"

https://jtdx-improved.sourceforge.io/

#HamRadio #AmateurRadio #hamr #WSJT #WSJTX #FT8 #digital #JTDX