I have created this group to communicate with users of my Wsprdaemon (WD) WSPR recording program. See www.wsprdaemon.org for details about installing and using WD and exploring the spot data services

Good idea! - welcome... Currently lots of problems here with my 40m transmissions. The TX-ant shows faults of connection problems - the usual problem how to reliably connect copper(wire) with

This version adds checks for libraries needed to run wsprd v2.3.0-rc1 now used by WD

Now available is a four channel Kiwi system at KFS, Half Moon Bay, CA. Each Kiwi receiver is connected to a different TCI antenna; Omnidirectional, Northwest Sector, Southwest Sector, and Southeast

Running here now on a Raspi 4 with 4 receivers 40, 30, 20 and 17. Found no problems during installation. Rolf K9DZT

I purchased the buck converters to step down from 12V DC to 5V DC to power the kiwi-rx Many vendors are selling them on Amazon and e-bay As they arrived I am astonished, that the Buck converter

I have accidentally applied 12V to the Kiwi without experiencing any damage. I know there is circuitry in the BB to protect ti from over voltage, and it appears the Kiwi board itself has protection

Rob, I made a short test: - 13.0V DC supply from a switch mode power supply by Meanwell : Type

On Client: sudo apt-get install ntpdate sudo ntpdate -u yourkiwiaddress Kiwi needs no mods. Port should be open on lan.

I have just been studying how to configure the WD server to use the Kiwi's NTP service. It seems that WD should leave its time and ntp service alone if 'ntpq -p' reports that ntp is synced via an

Rob, I have a spare Kiwi, new in box but no metal case, that I could send you for testing. -- Craig, W6DRZ

Hi everyone. I found I had to change my apt sources from Buster to Bullseye for what was Raspbian (now called "Raspberry Pi OS") to get certain packages needed for the latest WSJT-X. Not the worst

Just as an FYI for some people, that the www.physics.princeton.edu webserver does not serve traffic to certain IPs or certain IP ranges. How did I find this out? Guaranteed time outs from my home

As I am in the process to start up the receiver after relocation, I updated/upgraded the long not used Raspberry... I was astonished about the HUUUUUGGGE update... I thought it is time to "git pull"

Your linux server is probably missing a library needed by the new wsjt-x decoder. I am dealing with a neighborhood power outage, so I can't look at your system right now. What cpu/OS are you using? --

Standard Raspberry pi 4 It downloaded a huge system update after: "sudo apt upgrade" after reboot and WD restart - no uploads anymore... Ubuntu 20.04 on my laptop don't work either... Numpy doesn't

With the latest system updates of the pi and latest update WD (git-pull), I think there is a problem with the python3-numpy package. As you remember, during the WD installation on my fresh and clean

Ok, I did the following: run: pip3 uninstall numpy # remove previously installed versionapt install python3-numpy There are sometimes issues reported on Raspberry Pi setups when installing using

Stopping WD on the pi4 produced this: ------------------------------------------ pi@ON5KQ-Pi4:~/wsprdaemon $ ./wsprdaemon.sh -z wsprdaemon.sh Copyright (C) 2020 Robert S. Robinett This program comes

I switched off the kiwi and reboot it. The fault message with the kiwirecorder (see above) disappeared.... however no decodes, no spots The terminal "top -c" shows the wsprd executing and calculating