There were scheduling problems in 3.0.2.5 which are corrected in 3.0.2.6

Hi I run a sliding schedule of bands that connect to my KiwiSDRs. The connections to the Kiwis are not going away at the end of a scheduled timeframe any more. New connections start all right, but at

A Raspberry Pi runs from SD-Card. so It might be a good idea when /tmp/wsprdaemon is not on the same SD-Card. Is there an easy way to convince wsprdaemon to use an external USB-Stick or disk to store

Hi Rob, I'm wondering if you are working towards running wsprdaemon with SDR Play devices on a headless Raspberry Pi 4 Regards, John VK4CT

I have started tracking which spots get rejected on wsprnet uploads. The wsprdaemon.sh -le command in v3.02 is useful for doing this. I have found 2 categories so far bad decodes or otherwise misforme

I almost always execute 'wd -a' to start WD and 'wd -z' to stop it. However if you want to have WD start automatically after power-up or reboot, then execute 'wd -A'. It configures Linux to run WD at

The new Wsprdaemon version 3.0 software running on 20 sites from Maui to Europe is configured to simultaneously decode and report to wsprnet.org WSPR-2 and all of the FST4W-xxx modes on 630M and 160M.

I have just checked in a revision of that file which (I hope) fixes a few errors and adds a much more detailed explanation of the settings in your wsprdaemon.conf For those of you already running 3.0.

In response to a user request, have tested and checked in enhancements to 3.0.2.4 which add support for the feature you requested which runs the quickest wsprd on those 'noise level only' bands like W

The WD 3.0 software has been running at my AI6VN/KH6, KPH and KFS sites for several months, and in the last two weeks I have helped bring it up on an additional 8 sites. In most of those installations

Hello Rob-- I've been playing around with v3 recently, and it seems to work much better than v2.8. I like the increased debugging when shutting down, and it's gotta be easier to maintain. But, anecdot

Yes it is Friday the 13th. Owner is doing his utmost to resolve. Hope for better news tomorrow morning. Fingers crossed. Good night from France.

Rob, Can 22 meters be added to wsprdaemon? There are a few transmitters now and I believe will be more. It is the Hifer band. Wsprnet is showing it now. 73 Steve KD2OM

When WSPR is receiving a signal, does it take the average SNR or the peak SNR during the 2 minute period. There is always Qsb during the transmission. Some times signals can vary many Db’s over a 2 mi

The first 64 bit version os a Pi OS was released in February and in the process of debugging WD installation on 'bullseye', I have been able to install Wd on that 64 bit version of the OS. I found one

When using wsprdaemon -le I am seeing errors like this: ERROR: Successful curl upload has completed, but only 25 of these offered 44 spots were accepted by wsprnet.org Various numbers show up and not

what does this mean? /tmp/wsprdaemon/recording.d/K74/40/W_120/decoding_daemon.log: Mon 02 May 2022 03:53:58 UTC: decode_wpsr_wav_file() ERROR: Command 'timeout 110 nice /home/zkd/wsprdaemon/bin/wsprd

It looks like the last spots accessible at wspr.rocks are from 0116 UTC today (26 April 2022). Or is that an error on my end?

I am (attempting) to run a special event WSPR beacon with "N1D" for the call sign. So far the only spots I see are for Kiwi 1.3 decoders...so I suspect that using a 3 letter call sign is not permitted

There is the known issue, that when the wsprd decoding program starts to decode the recorded Wav-file from wsprdaemon program it should finish it decoding after max 110sec. That is because the total w