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Subject: Re: LF: WSJTX V02 r2713
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Hello Eddie,

Thanks for the report, i will do so in the afternoon.
Hopefully it works on my side then, so i'm getting a first decode on the 
grabber PC.

If you like i can send some "15P6715P67WCV "s for you ;-)

73, Stefan/DK7FC


Am 02.11.2012 00:05, schrieb g3zjo:
> Have installed Vr2713
> Oh what a difference.
> Just had a proper QSO with OR7T who was no longer a huge reddish pink 
> blot on the horizon. Now a reasonable looking trace for a station at 
> the distance.
>
> Here is my recommended set up for this version on XP Machines. First 
> run WSPR2 set the audio levels for 0dB this level is correct for 
> Spectrum Lab, Fldigi, Slow Scan you name it.
> Now open WSJT-X the dB scale will be overloaded pull down the slider 
> by the side to set the levels as indicated in the quick set up guide.
>
> Joe, the questions remains. Why do WSJT2.11 and WSJTX have such a 
> strangely sensitive input.
>
>  What we need now is the same slider or a return to normal Audio 
> levels for the TX side it is overloaded by the same amount I would say.
>
> Where are all my "15P6715P67WCV "s missing them already.
>
> Eddie G3ZJO
>
>