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

In helping a new WD user install it on a new Raspberry Pi, I was reminded that due to a defective version of 'bash', WD doesn't run on the latest 'bullseye' Pi OS which is what is loaded by default on

All of the recent discussion about FST4W decoding and the need for an external GPSDO clock has me thinking about the easiest way to measure the "native" stability of the various SDRs I have at hand, i

Has anybody seen this new interesting equipment? https://www.hfsignals.com/index.php/sbitx/ Would be nice to have that working with WSPR and FST4(W) 40 watts on 80m and 40m, goes down to 20 watts on 1

I owe much thanks to John Seamons for his quick response to my suggestion of this new feature Since corrections to the Kiwi's clock which occur during a WSPR cycle would appear to be drift and/or inte

Thanks to support from Rick KK6PR, he confirmed that some minor enhancements I made to wav file validation fixed the 100% CPU problem his Thinkcentre was experiencing when there were no ssh sessions t

As I continue to "tune up" the decode filters on my 8088 page, some spots that are currently "false" will become "balloon" and not be an issue. I am manually validating spots that get trapped on the t

a big file... but here a list of the calls and their grids for 9 months... this is what wsprnet has in it arhive https://www.dropbox.com/s/6rwmmmg6fsry3cy/results?dl=0 This is kind of stuff we have to

I've made some progress on the false decodes situation. In addition to the refinement of the filters I use, I have changed the "err" column on my 8088 page to be "fls". That column is the number of Fa

I have just received that two sites running Ubuntu 20.04 on intel CPUs find that unless they maintain at least one ssh session, their system will fall into a state where the CPU is 100% busy and conne