Less indignant rage please.

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Hi Steve, Yes, I also run a remote KiwiSDR (as well as two Perseus remotes). The Perseus server are personal to me on private IPs, but the Kiwi is public. It is nice to see who's on, and, on occasion

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No and abso-damn-lutely no. {^_^}

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No. The discovery has a much better front-end: More filtering, Higher sensitivity and lower noise figure. If you are already using a Discovery, the only remaining optimization is your antenna.

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Does it make any sense to use Spyverter with Airspy HF+ Discovery? Would it improve HF 15 to 30 MHz receive sensitivity, etc?

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Hi Gary, Pseudo-legal arguments aside, I personally agree it 'would be nice' for the server operator to see some data on how popular it is - always nice to feel wanted. This has been asked for before

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Dave, I run two KiwiSDR radios in addition to the SpyServer. All are online. I must say I am disappointed in the SpyServer’s lack of logging or even control. With the KiwiSDR I can sign on the admin p

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The SpyServers that are run by hams should be able to be contacted using QRZ.com to find an email address. 73, Steve KD2OM

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"Should"? Why should they? And why specifically via QRZ.com? I would contend that anyone choosing, of their own volition, to run a public server (be they a licensed ham or otherwise) as a contractless

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Hi all, Is there any way to contact the users that share their radios on the spyserver network? Thank you

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The users IP address is already shown when they connect……I’m more interested as to what they are listening to….idle curiosity on my part….since I run my spyserver over night. Gary, W5GGH Sent from Mai

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Dave, By “should” I meant that since licensed radio amateurs are listed there someone MIGHT find the information there, nothing more. Of course if a radio amateur prefers to not have their information

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Thanks for all of your input. Indeed I have found some users that don't specify which antenna is being used and that information is interesting to know (at least for me) to compare reception all aroun

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Steve, Thank you for that clarification. Indeed there might or might not be information there, according to the wishes of the server operator. The right to disclose that information lies with the oper

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Geez……cool. Gary, W5GGH Sent from Mail for Windows 10

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As a multiple server sys op for SDRConsole, I strive for an RFI free RX site and use antennas that are actually very good from 500 kHz to 30 MHz. When something's wrong, yes, I want to know about it!

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That's exactly also my situation...

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Any update on this? I'm kind of forced to operate my HF+ and Discovery a remote base setups with SpyServer, but it seems like I'm missing out on some of these more recent added features as a result of

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Google was 100% unhelpful when I was beating my head against this problem but it turned out to be relatively simple to resolve. My linux debugging skills are a little rusty but eventually i looked up

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armbian/buster currently has everything but spyserver itself available as packages you can install.

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