Jtdx 2.2 160 ~upd~ -

A few users report that v2.2.160 sometimes double-decode the same transmission on 160m when using very long (30s) Rx periods. A simple fix is lowering the “Decode after” time to 0.5s. Expect a patch soon—but it’s not a showstopper.

[JTDX official site link] 73 & good decodes! jtdx 2.2 160

Whether you’re a seasoned low-band DXer or a ham dipping your toes into 160m for the first time, here’s why updating to JTDX v2.2.160 should be your next move. A few users report that v2

Should you upgrade? Absolutely. JTDX v2.2.160 isn’t a revolutionary redesign, but it’s the most 160m-friendly version to date. The decoding improvements are real, the AFC changes help drifting rigs, and the waterfall performance remains best-in-class. [JTDX official site link] 73 & good decodes

160m is notorious for QRN (atmospheric noise) and man-made interference. Earlier versions of JTDX handled this adequately, but v2.2.160 includes optimized decoding thresholds specifically beneficial for LF/MF bands.