I’m not sure it is a Pacsat problem in particular though the fact that the problem did not travel with an identical radio setup would lead one to believe there might be an issue with Pacsat. N8URE, KK4YEL, and myself have all successfully sent messages. I will acknowledge that we have had trouble sending images even compressed. Also, Doppler control (preferably automated) is needed. I operate portable with a D72A and Elk antenna which is a handheld operation. Others have a more automated setup with Az/El rotators and pre amplifiers. Since it is 9600 baud, goal is to maximize received signal level because errors can occur and also you need enough slots. It’s hard to say whether others were also trying to upload at the same time. Received signal level, effective doppler control, interference, and upload slots all will affect your performance. That all being said, we can’t rule out an issue with the SW though Chris might need debug logs in order to rule that out

On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at 6:58 PM Tony <73guddx@gmail.com> wrote:

All:

I've been testing Pacsat Ground Station for a while and I've noticed
that my messages are not uploading. They seem to be stuck in the que and
I was wondering if anyone else has experienced this?

I know of one other Falconsat op having the same problem so it's
probably not unique to my setup (Windows 10 / 64). In the meantime, I've
been using WiSP which has been working well.

Tony -K2MO

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