[Lowfer] 474.4 kHz FST4W

[N1BUG]

Hi Garry,

> I understand you can use 474.2 kHz anyway if 
> you change the offset range to 1600-1800 Hz, but I believe Rob indicates 
> that doesn't display the true frequency in the spot database.

If that is the case I hope it has been reported to the developers so 
that they can hopefully fix it! I hope it isn't WSPRnet itself that is 
responsible, as that would be harder to get fixed. For some who like to 
monitor certain other modes along with FST4(W) it is important to be 
able to maintain the 474.2 (or 136.0) dial frequency.

> And finally, to run multiple instances of wsjtx so that you can decode 
> multiple rates 120, 300, 900, 1800 all at once you need to launch the 
> program from a command window and enter commands like (depends on where 
> you have the program installed): C:\WSJT\wsjtx2.3.0-rc2\bin>wsjtx 
> --rig-name=k3siwXXXX, where XXXX indicated the T/R decode rate for this 
> instance.

Actually you don't need to do it from a command window. You can create a 
desktop shortcut for each instance and add the --rig-name parameter in 
the shortcut properties. That is what I do, and all of those shortcuts 
are also pinned to the Windows 10 task bar for convenience.

73,
Paul N1BUG