On 11/20/2022 5:56 AM Renner PY7RP via groups.io <rennerpedroza@...> wrote:

Hello OM,

I have been using the 'cherry-picking' option with WSJT and i have some doubts and would be very pleased if anyone can help me:

1. Cherry-picking is driven by "grid hunting" not "dxcc hunting"? If it is not correct, how to setup for DXCC hunting? (i just could not find it)

2. I usually watch the "cherry-picking" event viewer to understand better how the Logger32 + WSJT work together.... and i see some times some stations are ignored by the "cherry-picking" process.... why?

3. I see there are some (what i think to be) error codes like *3, *4, *7 after some cherry-picking events... what these numbers mean?

Thanks in advance for any help

73 Renner

PY7RP

On 2022/11/20 20:06:58, Jan <hamlogger@...> wrote:

You could try JTDX and see if that makes any difference

73
Jan
PA4JJ

Op 20-11-2022 om 11:56 schreef Renner PY7RP via groups.io:

Hello OM,

I have been using the 'cherry-picking' option with WSJT and i have some doubts and would be very pleased if anyone can help me:

1. Cherry-picking is driven by "grid hunting" not "dxcc hunting"? If it is not correct, how to setup for DXCC hunting? (i just could not find it)

2. I usually watch the "cherry-picking" event viewer to understand better how the Logger32 + WSJT work together.... and i see some times some stations are ignored by the "cherry-picking" process.... why?

3. I see there are some (what i think to be) error codes like *3, *4, *7 after some cherry-picking events... what these numbers mean?

Thanks in advance for any help

73 Renner

PY7RP

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73
Jan
PA4JJ
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