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JTDX v2.2.160 is a notable update in the evolution of the popular amateur radio digital mode software, succeeding the long-stable v2.2.159. While official public distribution of main JTDX releases was largely paused for a period, v2.2.160 emerged primarily as a series of Release Candidates (RC) v2.2.160-rc7

(If you need exact commit-level change details, consult the official release notes or changelog bundled with the installer — this summary focuses on the practical effects for users.)

Improved Decoding Algorithms: Optimized for receiving signals that are near the noise floor.
DXpedition Mode Friendly: Features tailored for working rare stations (DX).
Visual Decoding: The waterfall display often provides clearer markers for decoded stations.
Two-Window Layout: Like WSJT-X, it separates the Wide Graph (waterfall) from the Main Window, but often allows for more customization in sizing and layout.

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The transition from v159 to v160 introduced several technical refinements and usability improvements, many of which were tested in a series of release candidates (RC) throughout 2024 and 2025.

Alternative Options

: If you find JTDX development too slow, many users recommend WSJT-X Improved , which has recently integrated many JTDX-like decoding features and official SuperFox support. Download Resources JTDX v2

Recommendation:

If you are a new ham, start with WSJT-X to learn the ropes. Once you are comfortable, switch to JTDX if you find you are missing weak signals or want a more feature-rich interface.

Logging Updates

: New functionality for capturing "QSO time on" and "time off" accurately, with updated UDP data exchange for third-party loggers. Alternative: JTDX Improved As solar activity picks up, the 22m band

stable candidate

According to release notes from the JTDX team (posted November 2024), version 2.2.160 is considered a before a major 2.3.x rewrite. The "new" aspects here are foundational for future features like: