SDR Console v3, sometimes known as SDR Radio. Software for the SDR dongles Hasan

Dave, It turns out his problems are deeper than DXCommander, he can't even get the following programs to cooperate, without DXC. Since it no longer involves DXC, but appears to be a WSJT-X > SDRC > Om

Thanks for the tips, he's still having issues: trying to get a 7300 to track with a dongle in SDRC and using DXC with it Hasan

Tnx on Skimmer tip, that will keep him busy. Hasan

Darn, forgot to mention he is running WSJT-X too Hasan

Dave, A buddy of mine, KB7IJ would like to run DXC with his SDR Console V3 software. Is that possible? He wants to use the 7300 on TX and use the SDR for Rx ..and he has the 7300 SDR port mod installe

...and if you set the propagation mode, you are only guessing. Just because an MSK144 qso took place during a shower, does not mean it wasn't lite Es, ionoscatter or tropo ducting or even F2. (far fet

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Thanks, Dave. I can handle it manually with ease, I just thought it was really a neat feature that I was too dull to figure out. 73, N0AN Hasan

DXC 14.7.4 TS-590SG I need to set the filters separately in each memory channel. When I attempt to do so, it always says the filter bandwidth is the last filter bandwidth that the radio has been set t

Tnx Bill, 73 Hasan

Can you wrap more than one device cable on to that 2" toroidal forrf choking, or do you need a separate choir for each cable? Also, a url for the specific choke being recommended would be very helpful

Bravo, Joe, I couldn't agree more. 73, N0AN Hasan

Chuck, We were discussing the use of the Sunrise/Sunset tables in DXView and how useful they are at the onset of winter low band dx'ing season, particularly on 160 and 80m FT8. Just plug a call into D

I put up an inverted L for 160 about a month ago. It is parallel to the tower for the first 45' fed at the base, about 3' away from the tower. It then slopes 90' down to the far tree line. Yesterday,

The SR/SS tables are particularly valuable to me in that they come into play every day, with the pre and post dawn enhancement on 160/80/40 meters. (I don't operated in the evenings) Grayline is more

I found it, it's in the docs: http://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/IdentifyGrayLineOpenings Hasan

Certainly, but while playing around with the feature, how do I test it. I can't sit around entering 300 different countries hoping one will show Grayline. I was looking for something more efficient to

I've been playing with DXView's Sunrise/Sunset table which is wonderful for looking at potential 160m openings (and 80/40) and I saw the choice available for Grayline...but every time I choose it, aft

Dave the offending programs were from a list you published. I took all the ones in your list that were running in my computer and disabled or uninstalled them. That did it. Was a simple comparison: Yo