Yes, one Bodnar Mini will feed two Kiwis at the default (32dB) output level, making them more affordable for people with multiples. Or, at least, all seems to be working fine over the last 45 minutes

I took all the spots I had scraped, good and bad, during the period 8/7 0000Z-1300Z and ran them through my script that validates them against qrz.com. Attached is the output of the "bad" ones. There

While it's difficult to exactly quantify the number of these, as I mirror the wsprnet database (via wsprdaemon.org), I've been able to dig in and examine them. Here are a few of my observations: they'

Whether Bodnar or other, it seems like this is only needed for FST4W "slow" modes, am I correct? Besides the added cost, I wonder if there is any penalty with the required hook-up adding common-mode o

The HF bands, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40 and 80 are IMHO GPS stabilized with homebrew hardware. The amplifier I am driving is now holding. SWR is not great so power (EIRP) is taking a hit. That said Tom WA2TP

I'm planning to connect two Bodnar dual-output reference clocks to my 4 KiwiSDRs. I already have one working successfully with my AirSpy R2 using its default configuration. I understand I will have to

My first time using GROUP, sorry if I botched this… The 160M system will being broadcasting (1 watt into a 43’ vertical) MINIUTE MODE PERIOD 0 WSPR 120 5 FST4W 300 (skipping 120 as it is redundant wit

02:20 UTC / 7:20 PM PST Begin FST4W 20M Mode 15 2 watts Big skyloop San Jose, CA

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 Mo

Hi Rob, I found a strange problem with my pi4, wondering why the spotting results became very different suddenly on the lower frequency bands with nothing changed of the antenna setup. here is the res

Just last night I learned that when the WD server doesn't have enough CPU to finish a WSPR decode in 110 second, it falls behind by one WSPR cycle and never catches up. Until I find the time to fix th

All, Just starting with FST4W on Wsprdaemon used it a lot on 2200 and 630 in the winter time with wsjt on PC and RSP dx. So beam to Europe in daytime evening to USA and North through the night. KIWIA,

I've been pondering ways to add some CPU power to my existing Pi4 setup. It occurs to me that with the current prices for a new Pi4, other alternatives such as a refurbished PC, or non-Pi SBCs are via

past 12 hours fst4w 40m mode = 5 from San Jose, CA 4 watts big sky loop --------- past 12 hours wspr 40m mode = 2 from San Jose, CA 200 milliwatts small sky loop ----------- past 12 hours wspr 80 to 6

Can you display the WSPR Rocks global point to point map for a specific mode type? Use case: As a researcher, I would like a drop down menu to pick/select All sub modes types (2, 5, etc.) or individua

Rob, Is this the error that never recovers? Found 12 new 'ERROR:' lines in /dev/shm/wsprdaemon/recording.d/BE/630/decoding_daemon.log among its 3325 new log lines. Tue 12 Jul 2022 04:40:02 UTC: get_wa

> Crunching the wsprnet data shows that the active systems typically are > as follows: 41 TX and 82 RX > > Active status is derived the logged data from reporters > > Systems exceed stations as each s

My Pi4 (recently upgraded to WD3) was running well until I accidentally shut the power off, and after it restarted it no longer connects to my two Kiwis. I've tried manually restarting using ./wsprdae

The new machine at W3ENR is up and running. Falling back to Ubuntu 20 did the trick and wsprdaemon installed smoothly. It seems like there are a diversity of solutions to the CPU demands of FST4W. I'm

(With an embarrassed grin) I just had a stroke of luck and was able to pick up a 3rd Kiwi very affordably. Assuming it checks out on arrival, how to use it? My present station is pretty simple. A sing