22160 Updated — Jtdx

FT4 uses xx.140 MHz (e.g., 14.140 MHz).

Use the DMG file (jtdx-2.21.60-arm64.dmg for M1/M2/M3, or x86_64 for Intel). Note that Gatekeeper may flag it—right-click > Open. jtdx 22160 updated

: A critical addition in recent builds (such as rc7 and beyond) is the integration of the WSJT-X SuperFox mode decoder . This allows JTDX users to participate in high-volume DXpeditions using the new SuperFox protocol. FT4 uses xx

Improved automated band hopping logic for those tracking propagation trends. : A critical addition in recent builds (such

For FT8:

The release of JTDX 2.2.160 (including recent RC8 and RC9 builds) represents a significant refinement of the popular digital mode software, focusing on decoding accuracy, user interface efficiency, and modernized library support. While development has faced periods of uncertainty due to geopolitical factors, the latest 2026 updates continue to solidify JTDX as the preferred choice for DXers seeking every possible decode in crowded bands. Core Enhancements and Decoding Accuracy

Note: Version numbers in the JTDX project are sometimes formatted as 2.2.160 (using dots) rather than 22160. The latter is a shorthand often used in forums and release notes.