Past 13 hours FST4W 40m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA ----------- Past 13 hours WSPR 40m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA ----------- 5:10 UTC / 10:10PM

Past 11 hours FST4W 80m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA ------------- Past 11 hours WSPR 80m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA ------------- 16:10 UTC / 9:10AM

Past 14 hours FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA ------------- Past 14 hours WSPR 20m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA Observation: * increasing number of fst4w

Rob Thanks for that Had to use this command "~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh -A" the run command was not recognized Then after this "sudo systemctl status wsprdaemon" and all appeared as seen on your

Past 12 hours FST4W 160m Mode 5 2 watts big skyloop San Jose, CA ------------ 15;09 UTC 8:09 AM PST Begin FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA

Past 13 hours FST4W 15m Mode 5 2 watts vertical San Jose, CA ----------- Past 13 hrs WSPR 15m Mode 2 200 milliwatts small sky loop San Jose, CA --------- 3:41 UTC / 8:41PM PST begin FST4W

I used a Killawatt meter on the power supply brick of the KFS Thinkcenter Tiny M93p which has a i5-4570 @2.9 GHz and saw 15W total consuming at 'idle' and 36W when all cores were decoding. That CPU

Run 'wd -A' (that is CAPITAL A) to have WD configure your server so that WD comes up during a power up or reboot event. You can check that will happen by running the command: "sudo systemctl status

Past 10 hours FST4W 80m Mode 5 2 watts big sky loop San Jose, CA ------------ Past 10 hours WSPR 80m Mode 2 200 milliwatts small sky loop San Jose, CA -------- 14:50 UTC / 7:50AM PSTBegin FST4W

Thinking it was not receiving but here is my first FST4W decode 2022-07-12 20:20 N6GN 14.097000 -25 0 DN70ll 5 GM0UDL IO77vo 6879 37 5 The setup is a Beelink SER3 Ryzen7 3750H running

That's pretty much my approach - used SFF computer - except the Thinkcentre is an older CPU (i5-6500 vs i5-9500) and I spent $100 more after shipping. I'm not sure what I got, if anything, with the

Hello Rob, Wednesday, July 13, 2022 I fully concur with Rob, I took his advice and bought one of these, and I too use the dummy monitor plug (you can make your own with some resistors if you're so

5:48 UTC / 10:48 PST Begin FST4W 80m Mode 5 2 watts big sky loop San Jose, CA

5:43 UTC / 10:43 PST Past 12 hours FST4W 40m Mode 5 2 watts big sky loop San Jose, CA ---------

For up to 30 receive channel and all modes, used Lenovo Thinkcentres with i5 processor have worked well for a number of us. They consume 10W idle and 30W during heavy decodes and can be had used on

Rob, Perfect. Maps as you stated. Thank you. -stu

In wspr.rocks click on the red 'advance search': then at the top of the popup dialog box click on 'show demos' and select 'finding WSPR modes': -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650 218 8896

Can you display the WSPR Rocks global point to point map for a specific mode type? Use case: As a researcher, I would like a drop down menu to pick/select All sub modes types (2, 5, etc.) or

15:08 UTC / 8:08AM PST Begin 40m Mode 5 2 watts big sky loop San Jose, CA ----------- Message arrived from Hans QRP Labs - 3 weeks to shipment; all kits in stock; backlog on ship outs ---> End of

Hi, I am using Odroid XU4 and decoding 14 bands Wspr2 without problems at OE3XOE. 73 Gerhard OE3GBB