I have posted the following at https://forum.kiwisdr.com and hopefully there will be a fix in due course. In the meantime there is a workaround as set out below. I am grateful to Glenn, N6GN, and Tom,

(This is for Arne as the owner of wspr.live website) I noticed, that the colored squares at the top of the page in "WSPR Daemon/Station Noise Stats" are not filled in at all any more since a week or s

Gwynn uncovered a bug in the Kiwi SW that has been fixed by John Seamons in Kiwi SW v1.557 which was published this morning (California time). So if your Kiwis are not set to autoupdate (none or mine

Time to pick the hive mind here. My kiwi was off line for a day or 2 and is now again on line. Using the same ethernet switch, getting the same IP address as before, trying to access from the same pc

For a year, I've used a pair of these https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SBD2T4F to connect my "radio room" to my "IT closet", a 20m run to the other end of the basement. At the radio end, I used a Linksys

Barring any new bugs... the cut over to the new filter scheme will occur sometime after 5PM today. Interesting, the false totals I get seem to match or be within 1-2 of what Phil has on wspr.rocks The

Dropping 80 Meters Hope to have it back soon Sent from Mail for Windows

I decided to try installing WD on a Pi4 that I use for an openwebrx server and a TV signal bandscan that uploads to rabbitears.info. That's all it does. During the WD installation I eventually reached

I've added another way to view rejected calls. This works on the calls the filter is finding. This data is valid but is not being applied to the current ranking pages just yet http://jimlill.com:8088/

Today I have switched to 2 modes, 120 and 300 Time band mode 0 10 2 5 10 5 10 15 2 15 15 5 20 20 2 25 20 5 30 30 2 35 30 5 40 40 2 45 40 5 50 80 2 55 80 5 Rinse repeat 2 = 120 second 5 = 300 second 73

Forgive my ignorance of all aspects of using WS{R, but I would appreciate some guidance. My objective is to compare the performance of several antennas, viz., two different designs of Hex-Beams and 6

The new filter does not affect the current 8088 page but some of what it is doing can be viewed http://www.jimlill.com:8088/data/tx.rej will show the tx calls getting rejected. If you note something t

Hi, Since upgrading to the latest WD version spots are no longer being uploaded and I am seeing the following error at the command line. /home/pi/wsprdaemon/decoding.sh: line 660: 3: command not found

Got a type 5 hit from LR9XFA John TI4JWC

On 8/22/22 23:43, Rob Robinett wrote in part: On the subject of false decodes, Jim Lill is working up a continually updated whitelist database which may live on wsprdaemon.org. You can imagine that on

I now have in test a new filter system for bad spots. Here's a high level view of what it does, in order, to the spots from each 2 minute "scrape" from wsprnet via wsprdaemon.org: - remove balloon spo

Per a request I have switched to ALL FST4W transmissions Mode 5. The band(s) schedule: TIME BAND 0 10 5 10 10 15 15 15 20 20 25 20 30 30 35 30 40 40 45 40 50 80 55 80 Rinse repeat Another transmission

For interested parties, this query on wspr.rocks shows single spots. Single spots means only one reporter has reported them and only once. They are all false spots. To use it paste it into the advance

This looks interesting for higher band WSPR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzGQWmTKNzc

In preparing to upgrade the GPS RF distribution system at my AI6VN/KH6 Maui site next month, I have been staging the new system here in California and thought it might be of interest to others. I purc