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

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