They are TX'ing 24x7x365 following the WSJT-X Band hop plan. Thanks for reports. Stay tuned for more Beacons to come alive in the next couple of days/weeks https://twitter.com/IntlWspr

I am Also hearing you on 20,30,40 -12 peak.

Yes, you can change the graph min/max in your conf file, but I can't find it right now. Clint is using that feature, so maybe he can help. I have added this to the list server so others can learn

Ulli, I saw the same here. all of s sudden spots count uploads went from ~50-60spots per cycle down to 6-10.

https://wspr.live/gui/d/L2qXuEk7z/beacons-to-specific-station?orgId=1&var-beacons=IU2PJI&var-band=7&var-me=KD2OM

I am hearing the beacon on 40,30 and 20. Between -13 and -27 SNR 73 Steve KD2OM On 7/3/21 1:01 PM, Roland wrote:

Within a few minutes all signals on shortwave are complete erased and only noise can be heard from 1.8 to 30Mhz.... Just building at the antennas, I thought my equipment is hit by a static discharge

Just a quick heads up, first WSPR Beacon has gone live. IU2PJI is band hopping on 8 Bands. More Beacons will follow very

Thanks Rob quickly reply! OK all about RTL_SDR issues, I will continue to looking for your progress to resolve it. "Wsprdaemon" is the best for energy saving wspr receiving. 73 and thanks for nice

Welcome Hidehiko, The RTL-SDR support in WD V2.x is very experimental and even I haven't used it in many months. 'wd -i' is used with baseband AUDIO input devices which is functional but to use it you

Hello, I began to install and connect two of RTL_SDR at RaspberryPi 3B+. I configure wsprdaemon.comf to active two of RTL_SDR and run wsprdaemon correctly. But nothing seems to happen. So I check

I have added this to the data system I maintain. It's for those wanting to do local plotting etc. and not use Grafana or other means http://jimlill.com:8088/getdata.html/?call=WA2ZKD change my call

Hi Rob, This night, 22 June just after local Midnight in California, I checked the Omni Antenna at kfs again: - both ports indeed show exactly the same signal (port 8073 and 8083) as it should - as it

For those that have asked about the dupe % etc.   I did some testing and found that simply consumes too much processing time and with spots > 2M would be an issue

After a power loss related issue, a few days ago. The header of my Ranking Page is now working again. -Jim

ground paths via GPS can be a real issue. I have found that the Time Machine stuff is very bad. On 6/19/21 2:46 PM, Rob Robinett wrote:

Glen is of course right that it is desirable to not have a GPS splitter introduce ground loops between Kiwis. However like Steve I have been very successful using simple satellite splitters like this

Lots of splitters available but they all end up tieing grounds together which can make a bad situation worse and more complex. Complete low frequency isolation is desireable but requires special

Ulli, I don’t know if an 8 port splitter is available but I am using a 4 port TVRO splitter. The ones meant for satellite TV have one DC thru port and the rest DC blocked. I would imagine the same

Ulli, I had this same request and brought it to the attention of Makis SV1AFN. He advised he is working on an 8 port with filtering (an active splitter with 4 or 8 ports, with filters against