Brilliant! I'll try this evening.
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On Wednesday, December 1, 2021, 10:28:00 AM CST, Brian Dale <bdale.droid@...> wrote:
Put the counterpoise on the ground of your radio...you can just lay it on the ground.
Sage advice gentleman, I'll put some ferrites on tonight.
A tuned counterpoise will be more difficult as my EFHW transformer is by an upper floor window under the eave and with cold weather, not sure I want to get out there. I've been using the coax as "counterpoise" with an inline choke ala Guanella Common mode choke a few feet from the transformer and then more coax to the station. Perhaps I need longer coax before the choke. Anyhow, I have at least a direction to investigate.
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On Wednesday, December 1, 2021, 09:22:58 AM CST, Brian Dale < bdale.droid@...> wrote:
Jason is spot on. In addition there's one other thing that helped me out with this. Connect a resonant counterpoise wire to your radio ground. Even if you have a station ground, DC grounds are often poor RF grounds. Having a resonant counterpoise to throw out for each band you operate on (I have a small bundle that all connects to one connector at the radio) will encourage the RF to go out of the wire and away from your rig. On Tue, Nov 30, 2021 at 06:34 PM, richlim11 wrote:
Jason,?So I ran two commands, no errors, Hamlib 4.3 version.
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So what is very interesting is that I could not get FLrig to connect to the radio until I close down, restarted and then was able to connect to the radio. After I?closed down FL Rig?properly and then launched WDJTx And I was able to get control, but what¡¯s interesting is that after a few cycles I lose rig?control in WDJTx. What could be causing this?
Not always but typically this is a symptom of Radio Frequency Interference. Try ferrite beads on all of the cables connected to the Pi and use as short of cables as possible. RFI drove me nuts a couple of years ago in a mobile install
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