Geoff Fox 0fl15h1usia2tco6164 · Hi all. I'm K1GF, but writing in my capacity as science reporter for Newsy. I'd like to do a story about WSPR, the absolute opposite of broadband. I'm curious if any of

.....seeking feedback on this idea from a broad audience! In a month or so I'd like to give a talk to a group here in Arizona, a group of DX'rs who haven't used WSPR to study propagation. They have ke

Geoff Fox 0fl15h1usia2tco6164 · Hi all. I'm K1GF, but writing in my capacity as science reporter for Newsy. I'd like to do a story about WSPR, the absolute opposite of broadband. I'm curious if any of

I have recently become aware of how little many Kiwi users appreciate the importance of filtering the RF feed to a Kiwi so as to minimize RF overload events. Each Kiwi receive job run by WD logs those

Greetings, y'all I am now chasing ov events here. Have installed the Flamingo - am bandpass filter, but seemingly still have some ov events around daybreak. The culprit are likely to be traced to two

As far as I can determine wsprdaemon is running fine since I got it started a day or two ago. I have noticed that the log file is full of repeated error messages of this type: Mon Oct 18 12:30:01 UTC

Very new to Linux & Pi, so being very cautious...but also not afraid to ask the very dumb questions that follow below. When I initiated a new installation of Wsprdaemon, it displayed a warning message

One of my favorite pastimes over the past few years has been playing a WSPR "game" I have taken to calling "radio limbo", i.e how low in RF output power can I go and still be spotted. Since about 1540

After a bit of a struggle with naming conventions for my remote receiver site 'KX4AZ/T' at EN74gc, I was able to get wsprdaemon going yesterday on the Pi4, so that spots are now being reported from my

Greetings y'all HB9VQQ is presently performing a test of Kiwi with Rpi4 running WD against an Airspy HF Discovery running Wsjtx with Rpi4 on the same antenna through a splitter https://groups.io/g/wsp

Using this link: https://wspr.live/gui/d/ereVvgn7z/station-noise-stats?orgId=1&refresh=1m the ONLY noise plots I can see are from KFS. No other station, including mine, has any data. Am I missing some

Hello all, I´ve been trying to run a single band wspr monitor with the audio input feature, but with no success. My present setup consists on a Funcube dongle, playong on the PC´s own soundcard. Since

This issue is more for Arne, but I do not have his e-mail adres. Perhaps someone can forward to him ? -------------- so: For Arne ---------------- Problem: Page: WSPR Daemon/ Station Noise stats This

My kiwis are all offline, as latest kiwi version 1.464 upgrade don't work Has someone a backup of Vers. 1.461 and can offer this for download ? I have older backups, but not 1.461 Version 1.461 was la

I have started to debug FST4W decoding in the WD 3.0 alpha but so far I can't find any signals at KPH on 630, and WSJT-x doesn't seem to identify such signals, if they exist, on other bands I am using

I have an eight channel installation running with great success. My local noise plot shows only a very few points however even though I have run the installation for several hours. Is there a way to t

Great, that kph is receiving again with the kiwi's... I thought I use the Japanese CW contest to make a screenshot of kfs (NWest antenna) and compare it with the TCI 530 at kph I know that this is not

Hi Yuri, I am adding this to the WD forum so others see the issue. I will be testing WD 3.0 installation on Ubuntu 20.04 and will address all such problems thanks for the report. Rob -- Rob Robinett A

I do not see new WSPR spots on wspr.rocks since 2230 UTC this afternoon (8/27/2021). Carol KP4MD

Hi Rolf, I resumed daily work on WD 3.0 about 2 weeks ago and have just about finished the very extensive software restructuring work. Wspr.rocks queries show my WD_3.0a alpha code running reliably at