Thanks to Tom WA2TP I have been running an experiment which compares two sets of 20M signals from the same 5 Kiwis at his site. WA2TP is Tom's production i9 server running WD 3.0.3.1 configured to dec

I decided to pull the trigger on getting a second KiwiSDR after coming across an excellent deal from a well known UK amateur radio vendor. The total kit price came to around $240 USD including shippin

I will begin providing a nonstop tx FST4W beacon service to this community to crack the chicken / egg dilemma. Rob can let me know which frequency he wants me to tx beacon on this thread, and then I w

I find the code to mode to WSPR/FST4W-xxx correlations confusing and where they are used equally confusing. It is my understanding that 'code' is a four bit field found in the last field of each spot

All, Sorry for asking but tried a few combinations of commands, only used to using a pi for Wsprdaemon install. Can somebody give me the command list to install it on ubuntu-22.04-desktop-amd64 versio

Hi Stu, I have cc'd the forum because this will be an ongoing issue as we experiment with FST4W. In another thread I have tried to explain why WD will not decode 1/2 of the transmissions of Glenn's N6

Hi Folks - My i5-9500 arrived but I've hit a snag on the greenfields install. Everything seems to have installed correctly except qt5-default:amd64. The error I get is that is "has no installation can

I have downloaded the program from GitHub and followed the instructions (READ.ME) for a greenfield site install. I have a NUC i3 running Mint 20.2. Following faithfully the instruction to create a new

Rod, I could not run All modes for 20m--80m. I removed the additional mode on 30 & 40m and now running well.. I went to edit /etc/fstab but only found fstab.save file. No rush, could you edit system x

I haven't been closely following the WD3 version story here, and approach any kind of upgrade involving Linux commands with great trepidation, admittedly due to my lack of experience in that area. I c

All, Great stuff with wsprdaemon working of FST4W and other sources so UDL is upgrading continuing the obsession of multiple RX. Ordering a Ryzen 7 mini pc to use on LInux and use for wsprdaemon, as a

Is currently off due to house remodel system replacement software rework I hope to have it working again in a few days -Jim

All, Great stuff with wsprdaemon working of FST4W and other sources so UDL is upgrading continuing the obsession of multiple RX. Ordering a Ryzen 7 mini pc to use on LInux and use for wsprdaemon, as a

All, Great stuff with wsprdaemon working of FST4W and other sources so UDL is upgrading continuing the obsession of multiple RX. Ordering a Ryzen 7 mini pc to use on LInux and use for wsprdaemon, as a

Those of you who I have helped configure WD 3.0 to listen for some or all of the FST4W-120...1800 modes know those configurations put serious stress on the CPU(s) and RAM memory. For example, in addin

I have started revising http://www.jimlill.com:8088/ to better monitor FST4W activity. -Jim

Seems like at the moment we may be in a chicken and egg or Yogi Berra situation. No transmits there anymore because everybody gave up listening. There's darn few stateside TX stations so listening bea

Hi, I'm newcomer to this group. Does anyone have information on the layout of the .c2 files made available from WSPR? Also, are they the same for the original WSPR and for the more recent WSPR-2? The

When configuring WD for the newly added FST4W modes, it is crucial to know that your WD server has enough CPU power to decode all of the configured modes before the end of a 2 minute WSPR cycle. Until

It's summertime and my antenna for the summer is only a 20/40 trap dipole in the attic. Given that , and also given that I've really not done any VLF/MF listening, I was really surprised to find this