Hi Steve, Just a hunch but those pskmail settings are only "active" when pskmail is connected to fldigi. If you launch fldigi on its own then that can happen, I don't have that problem when there is an active connection between the two. May that be the case here? 73 de Per, sm0rwo tis 2009-05-26 klockan 17:10 +1000 skrev stevez@xxxxxxxxxx: > Hello all, > Before I start - I know this has been asked before. Please keep reading ;-) > > Using Fedora 10. FLDigi 3.10 (from distro) and 3.11.4 (static binaries > downloaded from FLDigi author's web site). > > I find FLDigi keeps wandering well off RX frequency. > > Yes, I have "Configure -> Modems -> Mail" set to "Use SweetSpot > Frequencies". > I have "Configure -> Modems -> PSK -> Mail -> Server Search Range" set > to 10. > I have "Configure -> Modems -> PSK -> General AFC behavior -> > Acquisition Search Range" set to 10. > I have CW, RTTY and PSK et al sweet spot frequencies set to 1000Hz. > > FLDigi has now drifted over 300Hz off freq. Depending on the kind of > noise I get at my QTH, this could happen in a matter of minutes, and it > will completely ruin its usability as a modem for 1000Hz. > It also looks like it is TX-ing at the same point that it has drifted > to! I know that the "Lk" button will fix this TX issue, but it won't > stay in the "On" position after FLDigi has been restarted, no matter > what I try. > > Help! > > Steve (VK2ZSZ). > > >