Hi, I am very pleased to see this discussion. A recent email from Timescale suggests that long time span queries can be accelerated by defining continuous aggregate tables. I wonder if those would

Hi Gwyn, A couple of redress points here. Regarding On-Disk File Size(s) I too was looking for a solution for this, which is why I looked toward Parquet / Avro as a solution. Both are binary file

Hello Greg Thanks for the additional explanations and details. They give a useful picture of where you are with csv file data and the approaches that you take. It is clear that once past the first

Hi Gwyn, I should probably clarify the use of these type of tools a bit more so as to not confuse folks. What I've added so far is targeting WSPRnet CSV files. I'll be adding the same or similar for

Thank you Rob. All working well. John TI4JWC

Hi Gwyn, Sure, you can add whatever you think would be helpful. It's a slow process documenting everything due to work but I'll slowly get there. 73's Greg, KI7MT

Hi John, I'm sorry but in the stress of yesterday's insurrection I failed to test the conf file I emailed you which included a corrupt definition of your RECEIVER_LIST. That list must include one or

I made the 00:00 a single line --- same error j

I am away from home. I’ll check it later today when I get home -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650 218 8896

The comma was no doubt a problem but there's another thing, perhaps formatting was changed in posting. I don't know about the line wrap,  but your entry for schedule 00:00 looks suspect I see it as

And also the same errors when KIWI_0,KIWI_1 is coded. J

Here is with a comma added. I get the same errors.. # To enable these options, remove the leading '#' and modify SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD_ID from "AI6VN" to your call sign: #SIGNAL_LEVEL_UPLOAD="noise"

John I think you need a comma in the line below between KIWI_0 and KIWI_1 regards Gwyn G3ZIL

I am still seeing ERRORS when I start WD. What is my config error? John TI4JWC ===================== pi@raspberrypi:~/wsprdaemon $ wd -a -V wsprdaemon.sh Copyright (C) 2020 Robert S. Robinett This

Do this: pi@Maui-Pi85:~/wsprdaemon/uploads.d/wsprnet.d/spots.d $ cd ~/wsprdaemon/uploads.d/wsprnet.d/spots.d pi@Maui-Pi85:~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.sh

Well, I guess I'm out of touch. I've been running WD for months. :-) (W3ENR) EH

Hello Greg and welcome to WsprDaemon I'm pleased that you have found this resource and look forward to future updates on what you have been able to do with the analysis tools you've outlined. I have

Edward, Your interests in antenna experiments are very much catered for through Rob's WD script and the Grafana dashboards I've created. To add to Rob's answer with my own example. Having looked at

WD fully supports getting spots for 2 or more Kiwis, selecting one set of the best received spots and uploading only one copy of each spot under the single receiver call sign to wsprnet.org. In

I'm interested in similar antenna experiments, and have the same question about avoiding duplicate submissions. Of course I could put a suffix on the callsign of one of the Kiwis, but it would be