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Version 3.0 is coming
Rob Robinett
For those of you who don't join our Wednesday 18:00 UTC Zoom call, I thought it would be useful to let you know that I am actively working on a major new version of WD which will include these major new features:
1) Support for the new FST4W transmission modes added in WSJT-x V2.3.0, in particular the 5,15, and 30 minute packets. Each band configured to receive them will consume up to 100+ MBytes of space in /tmp/wsprdaemon
2) Support for additional SDRs supported by the SoapyAPI service. These include SDRPlay, RTL-SDR, Red Pitaya and many others.
It may be several weeks before I have a v3.0 release candidate running at the beta sites, but I wanted WD users that it is still under active development.
1) Support for the new FST4W transmission modes added in WSJT-x V2.3.0, in particular the 5,15, and 30 minute packets. Each band configured to receive them will consume up to 100+ MBytes of space in /tmp/wsprdaemon
2) Support for additional SDRs supported by the SoapyAPI service. These include SDRPlay, RTL-SDR, Red Pitaya and many others.
It may be several weeks before I have a v3.0 release candidate running at the beta sites, but I wanted WD users that it is still under active development.
WA2TP - Tom
Would you be able to list the call signs of the beta sites?
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I would like to be able to account for changes in spot volume increases that are suggested by the new version of wsjtx which suggests a -2db s/n improvement
TIA.
On Feb 20, 2021, at 1:10 PM, Rob Robinett <rob@...> wrote:
For those of you who don't join our Wednesday 18:00 UTC Zoom call, I thought it would be useful to let you know that I am actively working on a major new version of WD which will include these major new features:
1) Support for the new FST4W transmission modes added in WSJT-x V2.3.0, in particular the 5,15, and 30 minute packets. Each band configured to receive them will consume up to 100+ MBytes of space in /tmp/wsprdaemon
2) Support for additional SDRs supported by the SoapyAPI service. These include SDRPlay, RTL-SDR, Red Pitaya and many others.
It may be several weeks before I have a v3.0 release candidate running at the beta sites, but I wanted WD users that it is still under active development.