Another thing to check, when you switch from WSPR to FST4-60, be sure you move down out of the WSPR sub band to the frequency range Jamie suggested. FST4 transmissions in the WSPR sub band may not be decoded by other stations.

On Tue, Oct 31, 2023, 9:36 AM jamie labadia <[email protected]> wrote:

Welcome back Emory!! This is Jamie (N2VJ)

Generally 474.2 dial freq,....with tone freqs anywhere from about +600 to +1300 cp/s. Surprised you didn't get any response, as there is generally activity every night. Of course, there is more on the weekend.
I'll be on Saturday Evening.
Emory, are you a member of the KHZ Slack page? It is our backchannel comms site when we are all on the air. I can have John KB5NJD send an invite to your E-mail.

Jamie

On Tue, Oct 31, 2023 at 10:54 AM E JH <[email protected]> wrote:

Recently back on 630 meters with new antenna, previous antenna taken down in storm couple years ago. Not finding any QSO activity, have tried FST4 calling CQ till past midnight EDT. Set up works on WSPR, receive is good and transmit get copy from other stations at fair distances.

Suggestions on calling freq for FST4 and any other ideas appreciated.

Thank you 73

Emory WM3M

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