Can your HF radio do this? FT8 and FT4 at the same time on different frequencies.

[@pbk380]

Nice Demo Mike, Thanks

[@randommuttranch1251]

Is there a detailed setup guide for this configuration?

[@vectorizer99]

I heard of SliceMaster but didn't see it in action till now. Question: Up to now during VHF contests I used N1MM+ logger's native method of integrating with WSJT, which includes a feature highlighting new stations and (more importantly) new grids in the contest. Is there a way to get a similar feature with multiple JTDX (new to me) or WSJT instances to avoid dupes and especially highlight new grids in a contest? My radio is a 6500, FWIW, and I know I'm not exploiting its multiple slices as much I should. In any case, thanks for this helpful video.

[@K3TEF]

could this also be possible using transverters with a 6400? more specifically would I be able to have a slice on 144MHz using a transverter and another slice on 50MHz? I dont have a flex radio yet, but I am trying to wrap my head around how I could use one on VHF with transverters and also access the native flex frequency range utilizing multi slices. or if that is even possible. Thanks Mike cheers , Dan K3TEF

[@wf2v]

I did this with 7 slices on a 6700!

[@markgriffin2285]

Mike, don’t you need to make adjustments in the Cat Program for Transmitting?

[@FlexRadioSystems]

No

[@TG9AJR]

Amazing and thanks for sharing it ! 73 de Juan TG9AJR

[@fabianomoser]

Mike, is possible to operate FT8 in two bands simustaneously with Flex6400? Two instances JTDS each in one band, sharing same antena, or ANT1 and ANT2. Or have two instances of JTDX and start TX where we need. 73 de CT7ABD Fabiano

[@FlexRadioSystems]

Yes, you just have to share 1 antenna. If you use SliceMaster is configures JTDX correctly.

[@randommuttranch1251]

Can it be done with wsjx as well?

[@billy4030]

Mike, How big is your monitor?

[@vladimirpetrochenko]

Mike can i call on ft8 on 2 diff bands at the same time, same sequence?

[@FlexRadioSystems]

No, the radio only can be transmitting on 1 band at a time.

[@bodoger]

In the United States transmitting on two frequencies at the same time is illegal.

[@chublez]

Good thing he was only monitoring, eh?