On the radio device, click properties, then go to the levels tab. Keep an eye on the green level meter next to your radio device. The Updated Fix: Thankfully you can remove the microphone boost gain added by windows manually and it will stick and be remembered and you will never have to touch it again. Thank you Joe.Dont forget to check for the windows bug that turns up the microphone gain on your computer.
Carl writes a lot of visualizations as part of his big data work, and he says that it was a treat to be able to apply this to ham radio through his software. You can read about it and download the program (cleverly named JT-Mapper.R) at:Ĭarl has a full time job and travels a fair amount for work, so while he is happy to answer the occasional question, please be patient - it can be days before he is able to answer.įinally, Carl would like to thank Joe Taylor, whose WSJT-X program inspired him to write this code.
The README.md document there has screen shots and many more details about the program.
That tool is called JT-Mapper, and if you’re running WSJT-X on a Mac or Linux, he’d love for you to give it a try and let him know what you think of it.įirst a few caveats for those brave souls who want to give this a shot: When you run JT9 and JT65 using WSJT-X, have you ever wondered where in the world all those stations you are hearing are?Ĭarl, WG1V certainly has, which is why he wrote a little R program to map them all in real-time.
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