Some findings can be found here : https://dl1ycf.darc.de/hamlab.htm A site that also has good and deep information on the Hermes Lite v2 -- if we just had time for all things interesting -- Erwin

As we apparently have lost the KiWiSDR for new orders, this is some kind of alternative. It is open source, max 10 bands parallel for digimodes, 5W Tx. Ethernet connected. Clock Generator Synchronizat

https://antrak.org.tr/blog/adx-arduino-digital-transceiver/ Interesting design Enjoy your day, Erwin

https://www.rtl-sdr.com/techminds-a-look-at-the-trx-duo-red-pitaya-clone/ -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650 218 8896

On 03/02/2023 11:27, Alan G4ZFQ via groups.io wrote: > Another interesting product soon coming from QRP Labs is the Progrock2, > may be disciplined by GPS. It seems to have the potential to have the >

I continue to test out Chinese manufacturing and assembly processes and still have a few 8-way Isolating-GPS Distribution boards (splitters) that I used as test cases available. These were entirely fa

What follows is a copy/paste of an email I received today about a FST4W test..... *********************************************************************** It's just a matter of time before a manufactur

Hi Arne, With interest I saw your developments on your grafana page, (wspr.live), where you try to visualize receiver performance comparisons. There is the experimental query page based (non-wsprdaemo

To get on the air with FST4W many options exist, the below gives some insight in the differences between RFZero and QDX. Both are smart choices to get on the air quickly and enjoy the benefits of tran

using shh, I was able to install wd 3.0.6 and having it running. No OS change req'd

This could be interesting for many of us... ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Dr. Nathaniel A. Frissell Ph.D. <nathaniel.frissell@...> Date: Tue, Jan 31, 2023 at 8:02 PM Subject: [HamSCI] S

On 31/01/2023 08:34, Alan G4ZFQ via groups.io wrote: I remembered Gwyn's test file:- alan@raspberrypi:~/wsprdaemon $ ./bin/jt9 --fst4w -p 120 -f 1500 -F 100 220719_1418.wav/ ./bin/jt9: /lib/arm-linux-

RPi4 2GB Buster update to v3.06 No FST4W decodes. I decided to try updating from 3.05 to 3.06. Git pull warned the wsprdaemon.conf file would be overwritten. I saved it but did not know how to proceed

Thanks for that alert Rick

Without mods it easily runs WD up to 4 wspr bands. Care has to be taken for more, perhaps add a small fan. It runs out of CPU at 6 maybe 7. A simple install works but the latest wsjt-x does not instal

I have been running a WSPR beacon with a 1x1 call sign for a local club event today, and I was delighted to see that wsprdaemon versions beginning with 3.0.5 will decode/upload this special type of ca

For users who want to install WD on a Pi4, due to a memory leak in the bash version 5.1.4 included in the Pi's current bullseye OS, you should instead be running the legacy buster OS. I have just chec

You may have seen the Inovato Quadra advertized for $29.95 Here's an quick eval using sysbench showing a little slower than a Pi4 QUADRA: root@inovato:/home/quadra# sysbench --num-threads=4 --test=cpu

Scroll down and you will see a list of tx and rx sites which have sent and/or received FST4W spots. I was surprised to see there are more tx stations (42) than rx stations (29). We need to fix that! h

Greetings y'all, I am now running my QDX on 20 and 40 usually early evening and after sunrise. I am using wsjt-x and a "surplus" raspi 3B as the easy way to get x-mitting FST4W. I did reduce the power