This version implements a more compact GRID square and US State database , which includes automated US State notifications and logging during a QSO .
While the slightly higher CPU usage might require an older laptop to be replaced, the trade-off is more contacts, rarer grids, and fewer missed pileups. jtdx 2.2.160
| Feature | JTDX (Focus on 2.2.160) | WSJT-X (Main Branch) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Maximum sensitivity and DXing efficiency | Stability, standardization, and wide accessibility | | Decoding Power | Universally considered more sensitive and better at pulling out weak DX | Strong baseline; considered the "official" standard | | User Interface (UI) | Often described as "massively easier to use" with smarter automation | Considered by some to have minimal features and "bizarre" autosequencing | | Automation | Highly advanced "friendly" automation; almost flawless logic for picking stations to work | More basic and hard-coded automation | | Community | Favored by DXers and contesters chasing every last dB of signal | Broader appeal, used by a wider cross-section of operators | | Compatibility | Fully implements WSJT-X's programmatic interfaces | The reference standard for digital mode operation | | Release Model | Features are often included in releases before WSJT-X (e.g., SuperFox) | Slower, more methodical release cycle for stability | This version implements a more compact GRID square
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Due to the unique release cycle of JTDX 2.2.160, finding a legitimate copy requires a bit of detective work: