Fixed here too. Thanks! 73, Harry W3YJ

I wrote a short article on remote operation using NoMachine, Fldigi/Flrig, and a Raspberry Pi that has been published in March QST. I've attached a copy below. Links to more detailed documentation may

Three reasons I use Flrig: Easier to interface to a radio than Fldigi. With Flrig you don't need to download and install XML files, everything's built right in. Simplifies interfacing to Fldigi and WS

Please don't call another mode "junk" in a public forum. I'm no fan of Winlink either, but name calling is disrespectful. It just leads to endless arguments that solve nothing. 73, Harry Bloomberg W3Y

Glad to be able to help and I hope to hear you on the air one of these days. 73, Harry W3YJ

And...a good rule of thumb is to always use USB for any digital mode. The LSB convention on 40M and below for voice communications is a vestige of the first generation of SSB transmitters. 73, Harry W

Well, 20M is dead right now so you won't copy anything until tomorrow morning. Best frequency for PSK31 on 20M is 14.070 MHz. Your rig will probably default to USB on 20M. For FT8 with WSJT-X, you'll

Then I think you were indeed receiving FT8. Voice communications on 40M are done with LSB, but digital modes use USB. PSK31 isn't as popular as it used to be as many hams have migrated to FT8, but try

What frequency were you on? These look like FT8 signals. See my attached screenshot from Fldigi of FT8 signals...they look similar to yours. 73, Harry Bloomberg W3YJ

Buy a Winkeyer from K1EL. One of Fldigi's newer features is the ability to communicate with a Winkeyer. I have a Winkeyer USB that works great with Fldigi and also N1MM+ if you're into contesting. Man