Tom, your place is "spacious" compared to mine. My testing was done both here, at one extreme, and at Steve's, closer to the other. On 10/10/22 15:30, WA2TP - Tom wrote:

Hi Gerhard, If you want to open a WD Remote Access Channel, I will be pleased to log on to your WD client machine and debug the problem. Email rob@... and I provide instructions. 73, Rob -- Rob

Jim, There are just so many variables often not considered, some of which were left out are how it can help at a site that has much higher noise floors, and compromise antennas. The example of

The effects of reducing the -C value to 3000 will align you with many others who run that or less. I would anticipate that the false count will drop although you may still be high as you run

Hi Hans, Thank you for that. I am and always have been willing to share what I have implemented will all: it should not be a secret as that is how we can all learn and grow this hobby. I have

Tom, You gave me some information on your setup, so perhaps it's nice if I do the same. Up to the moment that I decided to switch off at 29 september I was using one Kiwi receiver and one Perseus

Hello, My wsprdaemon installation (OE3XOE) stopped the upload to wsprnet yesterday at 14:50 UTC. Could not find any reason for that. I am running the wsprdaemon on a i5 and I am using a flydog-sdr.

I've only played with WSPR for a few years, but I only learned today that it's a competition. Who knew? 73 John K5MO.

Hello Tom and Rob, I made a complaint about the false spots at 24 september in a way that I accept experimenting with the software and that it can lead to false spots. I truly think that should be

Hello Hans, Since this is our first introduction, Nice to meet you. My use of the available -C values built into the WSJTX and WSPRDAEMON software are by no means any form of cheating. In fact,

Hans, Your reporting of false spots with Tom's call sign is corrupting the wsprnet.org and wsprdaemon.org spot databases. Tom has been making crucial contributions to our wsprdaemon development

That is excellent. In the last hour your WD client has spotted every one of your transmissions. Amazingly, EA8BFK is spotting you very frequently -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650 218

Mail to WA2TP Hello Thomas, I noticed that you are cheating for more than one month in WSPR receiving and sending very many false spots. You are top score nr 1 for the whole month in the falls spots

I have changed the sequence to run 12 times an hour, the maximum. Steve

I put the RFZero in a cooler with an insulated top. It should be pretty temperature stable after the cooler temperature adjusts to the room. Steve

My thermostat has a setback so I imagine that the temperature of the case might cool down about 0300Z and warm up about 1000Z. I have some styrofoam I can make a insulated box that will help

Hi Steve, Here is a chart of the spectral spread of your FST4W transmissions over the last 12 hours as received by your Kiwis. Those spots are dropped by wsprnet, because the tx call is the same as

That is good to hear Gwyn. Steve .

Steve The spectral width reports from Jim WA2ZKD around 1630 UTC yesterday show no more than 9 milliHz - which is excellent. The method of stepping the frequencies of the synth in the RFZero is not

I am now transmitting FST4W-300 at +10dBm into a Butternut HF-6V on 20 meters with the RFZero. The feed line is 150 feet of LMR-400. Steve KD2OM .