Date
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WB6YRW TX beacon service for FST4W listeners
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 10 hours
FST4W
80m
Mode 5
2 watts
big sky loop
San Jose, CA
 ------------ Past 10 hours WSPR
80m
Mode 2
200 milliwatts
small sky loop
San Jose, CA
 -------- 14:50 UTC / 7:50AM PSTBegin FST4W
15m
Mode 5
2 watts
vertical
San Jose, CA
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 13 hours FST4W 15m Mode 5 2 watts vertical San Jose, CA  ----------- Past 13 hrs WSPR 15m Mode 2 200 milliwatts small sky loop San Jose, CA  --------- 3:41 UTC / 8:41PM PST begin FST4W 160m Mode 5 2 watts big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 12 hours FST4W 160m Mode 5 2 watts big skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------ 15;09 UTC 8:09 AM PST Begin FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 14 hours FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------- Past 14 hours WSPR 20m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  Observation: * increasing number of fst4w listeners occurring on 20m --------- 4:45 UTC / 9:45PM PST Begin FST4W 80m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 11 hours FST4W 80m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------- Past 11 hours WSPR 80m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------- 16:10 UTC / 9:10AM PST Begin FST4W 40m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 13 hours FST4W 40m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ----------- Past 13 hours WSPR 40m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  ----------- 5:10 UTC / 10:10PM PST Begin FST4W 160m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA _._,_._,_ |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 14 hours FST4W 160m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ----------------- Past 14 hours WSPR 160m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  ----------- 19:32 UTC / 12:32PM PST Begin FST4W 15m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 9 hours FST4W 15m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------ Past 9 hours WSPR 15m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------ 3:45 UTC / 8:45PM PST Begin FST4W 40m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 11 hours FST4W 40m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  -------------- Past 11 hours WSPR 40m Mode 2 200 milliwatts small skyloop San Jose, CA  ---------- 15:15 UTC / 8:15 AM PST Begin FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 9 hrs FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  -------------------- Past 9 hrs WSPR 20m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  -------------- 3:40 UTC / 8:40 PM PST Begin FST4W 160m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 8:19 AM Stuart Ogawa <stuartogawa@...> wrote:
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 11 hrs FST4W 160m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ---------- Past 11 hrs WSPR 160m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  Observation: First observation where more unique geo spots occurred on FST4W relative to WSPR ---------- 15:05 UTC / 8:05 AM PST Begin FST4W 10m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA |
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 13 hours FST4W 10m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  --------------------- Past 13 hours WSPR 10m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------- 4:14 UTC / 9:14 PM PST Begin FST4W 80m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA On Tue, Jul 19, 2022 at 8:12 AM Stuart Ogawa <stuartogawa@...> wrote:
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Stuart Ogawa
Past 11 hours FST4W 80m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ---------------- Past 11 hours WSPR 80m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  --------- 14:55 UTC / 7:55 PM PST Begin FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA
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Glenn Elmore
Stu,
Are you aware that there is a very nice Grafana tool for displaying what you have been posting and much more? https://wspr.live/gui/d/vhwRxD67z/wspr-mode-watch?orgId=1&refresh=1m&var-mode=3&var-mode=6&var-mode=15&var-mode=16&var-mode=31&var-band=All&var-sender=WB6YRW&var-receiver=%25&from=now-12h&to=now |
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Edward (W3ENR / K3WRG)
Except for the receivers at W3ENR. Grafana just doesn't like W3ENR. ;-)
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EH On 7/20/22 11:20 AM, Glenn Elmore wrote:
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Glenn Elmore
I noticed that. I suspect it is a wsprdaemon.conf issue. Maybe Rob can help.
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On 7/20/22 10:11, Edward (W3ENR / K3WRG) wrote:
Except for the receivers at W3ENR. Grafana just doesn't like W3ENR. |
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Stuart Ogawa
Hi Glenn, found your email re. grafana. see other email. follow up question re. 30m issue I am encountering with wsjt x. step 1 - set fst4w to 30m via wsjt x --> this assumes there is a handshake between fst4w and my icom 7300 step 2 - manually change the band in wsjt x to a different band ---> this implies you disable the handshake between wsjt x and the 7300; otherwise manually changing the band in wsjt x will drive the 7300 and the 7300 will follow question 1. If you perform step 2 and disable the handshake between wsjt x and the 7300, then how will wsjt x excite the 7300 to transmit? question 2 what specific software switch in wsjt x preferences /radio are you disabling so that (a) you can manually change the wsjt x band from 30m to say 40m AND still enable WSJT X to excite the 7300 and transmit on 30m / regular basis? --------------- Past 12 hours FST4W 20m Mode 5 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA  ------------------- Past 12 hours WSPR 20m Mode 2 200 milliwatts Small skyloop San Jose, CA  ----------------- Changing the beacon tx program I will begin transmitting and remaining on 20m and rotating through the different sub modes 2:30 UTC / 8:30 PM PST Begin FST4W 20m Mode 15. (900) 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA On Wed, Jul 20, 2022 at 9:13 AM Glenn Elmore <n6gn@...> wrote: I noticed that. I suspect it is a wsprdaemon.conf issue. Maybe Rob can |
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Glenn Elmore
You can simply tell WSJT-X that radio type is "none", set the radio to the desired frequency manually and use VOX to key it.
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The handshake you mention is CAT, with radio type set to "none" it doesn't use CAT for either frequency or transmit control. The only reason for having WSJT-X "Dial Frequency" correct is so that it will report the correct (Dial + rx_audio of a spot) correctly to the database. On 7/20/22 20:54, Stuart Ogawa wrote:
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Stuart Ogawa
23:09 UTC / 4:09 PM PST Begin FST4W 20M Mode 30 (1800 T/R) 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA
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Stuart Ogawa
16:42 UTC / 9:42 AM PST Begin FST4W 20M Mode 15 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA
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