The first two minutes of the video demonstrates the setup. I have created a 7 minute video that demonstrations how to configure WSJT-X and Ham Radio Deluxe 6.4.0.886 to do this. We had many requests from our clients to provide this feature and I’m very pleased with how it works. This feature is called “QSO Forwarding” in Logbook. With this release, Ham Radio Deluxe users can connect WSJT-X directly to Logbook and QSOs made in WSJT-X are automatically added into Logbook. We will still continue to support this method and the efforts of the JTAlert developer to continue and improve JTAlert. Many customers enjoyed this method and tens of thousands of (FT8, JT65, JT9, etc) QSOs have been made with this method. Prior to this release, the use of JTAlert was required. Video Demo of WSJT-X Connected Directly to LogbookĪs mentioned in the 6.4.0.886 release notice sent recently, we have improved the ability to integrate WSJT-X with Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook. Haven’t tried this yet, but anxious to do so…. Well, here is a way to only use two of them… I mentioned keeping all those in sync has been a pain and there have been a bunch of changes with JT-Alert and the FT-8 standards. As we talked about earlier this year about operating FT-8 using Ham Radio Deluxe, WSJT-X and JT-Alert.
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