#Work the world with jt65 and jt9 install
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#Work the world with jt65 and jt9 windows

Or do you think that FT8/JSCALL will have staying power - 'fast enough but not hyper fast'? Will FT4 become the new 'craze mode' and relegate FT8 to the dustbin of 'digital modes no one uses now'? I also work SIM31 and ROS on 20 Mtrs with no problems all.

#Work the world with jt65 and jt9 windows

And how do you think FT4 will affect JSCALL, which is based on FT8 decoding schemes? Hi I have installed WSJT-X as JT65-HF was not working 100 it did work 1st but then went AWOL ie it would TX but little to no decodes, I now have the same problem with WSJT-X System is windows XP TS850S and Signalink. Then of course in 2017 FT8 hit the scene unlike any mode prior - and within mere months if not weeks, completely eclipsed JT65 and JT9Д«ut now, with the release of FT4 offering 2.5 times greater QSO speed, FT8 can't have much time left just as FT killed off JT. Sure, once in a great while you'll see a CQ on one or the other mode - but it's pretty rare. Then about a year later, JT9 took over and all but eliminated JT65. The older legacy digital modes always had their loyal fans but nothing like the storm that JT65 brought. It wasn't really until JT65 came along that we had 'craze modes' - new digital modes that within a very very short period of time caught on and spread like brush fires. This new dynamic in Amateur Radio of new digital 'craze modes' coming at a rate of about one per year is interesting to me. I shall certainly try using it the next time I do some JT65A operation.Serious question. JT9 Weak signal communication on the HF-Bands By SM7VRZ, Anders Rhodin Introduction JT65 have since its introduction to the HAM-radio society grown very popular. I've been attempting to use the programs JT65-HF (I know it's outdated) and WSJT-X. It doesn't need an interface, such as a signalink for most modes (I think RTTY is a mode that is not supported natively by the Icom).

#Work the world with jt65 and jt9 install

If you are interested in trying JT65-HF-Comfort then you can download a setup programВ (a modified version of W6CQZ's installer) to install the updated version. One reason I purchased the Icom is for that reason.

You can find a Google-translated version of the JT65-HF-Comfort information here. I couldn't show you that as I use KComm for logging so my log is not in a format that JT65-HF-Comfort can read. He has also added a new Statistics menu which displays the number of contacts you have made per DXCC entity per band. I have not spent much time with JT65-HF-Comfort as my interest at the moment is directed towards the new JT9 mode, but you can see from the screenshot that one of the improvements Dе…ѓVCO has made is to display the callsign above each trace on the waterfall. (In fact I have cheekily asked VK5AMA if he would consider making a version of JT-Alert that works with K1JT's WSJT-X program!)

#Work the world with jt65 and jt9 code

When I tried recompiling the JT65-HF source code myself the new version did not work with Laurie's program, which I regard as an essential aid to JT65A operating. The ARRL Work the World with JT65 and JT9 6.00 The ARRL Your First Amatuer Radio HF Station 10.00 The ARRL -FCC Rules and Regulations 10. I was particularly pleased to see that the enhanced version retains compatibility with the popular add-on JT-Alert by Laurie, VK5AMA.

Instead he has made changes to the actual JT65-HF source code. Matthias has not made an add-on to JT65-HF in the style of programs like JT-Alert. So I was interested to receive an email from Erwin, DK5EW, telling me about an enhanced version of JT65-HF made by Matthias Dе…ѓVCO called JT65-HF-Comfort. Due to the health issues of the developer Joe Large W6CQZ it has been some time since there was a new version of the popular JT65-HF application.