When I joined the RSGB a few months before getting my licence back in 1983, I was given an RS number.. RS85458 or something like that. ================================

A SWARL callsign is valid worldwide and even serious platforms like eQSL can be accessed and there swap QSL cards with hams. I am a ham op but also use my EA1036-SWL call with international

Hi Following this with interest The CC Cluster will allow you to enter your SWL call as I have just tested it on my cluster on it works fine. From SDR Console you can select or add a new DX

On Sun, Feb 5, 2023 at 06:48 AM, Simon Brown wrote: Can you give me an example of a SWARL callsign?SWARL list of SWL callsigns seems to be

I believe the usual suspects, COM0COM and the like, all have facilities for sharing com ports. But it can be tricky to setup. I've not done it in enough years I can't help configuring that

Dave, Please​ attach a screenshot - I do want to help you. I cannot remember the options available for the G33DDC as I don't have any WinRadio here (I only had them on loan). So - if you attach a

Thanks for answering, Simon! My audio buffer is at 4X and all run OK if I use a 2Mhz span size. My CPU utilization is in the 1.2% - 1.4% range with audio delay in the 60ms to 90ms range, as long as I

Hi, Can you give me an example of a SWARL callsign? Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Hi, If you go to swarl.org/callsigns, you can get a Shortwave Listeners only callsign, which you can use in DX Cluster. It is unique to yourself. I got one in 2020 and use it with DX Cluster. Tony

Vincent, I honestly don't know what you do in this situation, you're the first person to ask this question. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Hi, You can't run the 32-bit kit on 64-bits, anyway it uses the same logic. Audio dropouts will not be related to the G33DDC, rather Console in general. There's another reason for the audio dropouts,

I use SDR Console as a 64bit app now with a G33DDC radio. It is sensitive to span sizes to run efficiently, ie a 1.66Mhz span runs at 3.6 % vs a 2Mhz span at about 1.2 %. And there are audio dropouts

Greetings, I'm a non-amateur and monitor the bands daily. Although DX Cluster is now integrated with SDRC, which is great, It isn't available to members like me. Are there any other DX Cluster

On Sat, Feb 4, 2023 at 06:06 PM, w2eck wrote: Max I now have the CSVUB program up and running, and enjoying it very much. Your recommendation for using it, was spot on, it is definitely feature

Max I now have the CSVUB program up and running, and enjoying it very much. Your recommendation for using it, was spot on, it is definitely feature rich. I did install VSP Manager, and the comport

Hi Sigi, thank you for your explation. I paste my answers below in bold. Br Peter Am 03.02.2023 um 22:36 schrieb Siegfried Jackstien: yes, this is my case now

You cannot connect two programs to the same com port if running the two programs at the same time. -- Thanks Steve M0ZEH

Hello Peter Thanks' for letting me know you are only using WSJTX as the logger. I will try and set my configuration as yours is without using my logger programme. Will let you know how I get

Please excuse me if you've already done this; but, after a look at the IC-705 manuals I suspect you may need to do a deep dive into all three IC-705 manuals and the SDR-Radio.com help files.

If you use wsjtx with rig alone the soft controls frequency (and ptt) via cat. If you start sdr console it also looks for the comport to control the rig.. And then there maybe is logbook..