I just noticed that JKS has made the forum available again, though read only for now. http://forum.kiwisdr.com/index.php?p=/categories/kiwisdr-discussion

I will be carrying out maintenance and a change to the wsprdaemon_spots table on logs1.wsprdaemon.org today. The table may stop updating while the work is underway and you are advised to use logs2.wsp

The work on the noise table on logs1 is now complete. The work was to add an automatically generated incrementing sequence number to each noise line uploaded. The noise table on logs1 that is now bein

Please be aware that I am testing out some changes to the wsprdaemon_noise table on logs1.wsprdaemon.org today. The wsprdaemon_noise table will stop updating at times and there will be gaps in the dat

This version adds WD's SW version number to the spots it uploads to wsprnet.org. That site doesn't display those version numbers, but wspr.rocks will print that version number field. Also, version 2.1

Thanks to an observation by Clint KA7OEI, I found and fixed a problem in the WD server which caused noise graph files to not be displayed. The WD server wakes up every 5 seconds, gets a list of .png f

Has anyone looked at DigiSkimmer? https://github.com/lazywalker/DigiSkimmer Seems to be using a similar approach to Wsprdaemon to deliver the basic WSPR spotting functionality (none of the clever nois

Despite my vow last night to not work on the FD until its serious RF input problems are solved, this morning I decided that I had spent so much time setting up access to Tom NH6Y's FD that I would spe

Good morning y'all, In regards to my expansion plans I am thinking of putting up some fixed gain antennas. However in the EU direction I have a high power DX/contester station about 1/3 of a mile away

Greetings y'all Thinking about making some additions here to expand my set up here as the condx are improving on the higher bands. This means additional antennas and of course more Kiwis, and as I am

I have a fundamental question - may be Glenn or other experts can answer: I have a nice antenna in mind to build up for reception only (Wsprdaemon) However this design is only well matched at a single

One of our users is tying to use a RaspSDR and neither auto-wspr nor WD are seeing signals which are present on the main waterfall display.

"On Wednesday, users learned that for years, their devices had been equipped with a backdoor that allowed the KiwiSDR creator—and possibly others—to log in to the devices with administrative system ri

I have set up my Kiwi SDR for 8 channels. I have set the config file on WSPRDaemon for up to 6 channels. However WSPRDaemon is only telling the Kiwi to do 4 channels. I wonder what I have configured i

Hello to all, I am Joe ve3vxo and have been running a Seed KiwiSDR for a couple of years now. I have been using it to evaluate low band receive antennas using the wspr extension. Recent experiments ar

Hi Yuri, WD v2.x is designed to perform almost no logging when started in its default verbosity level 0 mode, e.g.: 'WD -a' Many sites have been running for months without overflowing their file syste

We are kicking off a global WSPR Beacon Project https://github.com/HB9VQQ/WSPRBeacon with around 20-30 permanently installed Beacons around the globe with the same TX schedule and the same Beacon Hard

Yes, you can change the graph min/max in your conf file, but I can't find it right now. Clint is using that feature, so maybe he can help. I have added this to the list server so others can learn too.

Within a few minutes all signals on shortwave are complete erased and only noise can be heard from 1.8 to 30Mhz.... Just building at the antennas, I thought my equipment is hit by a static discharge a

Hello, I began to install and connect two of RTL_SDR at RaspberryPi 3B+. I configure wsprdaemon.comf to active two of RTL_SDR and run wsprdaemon correctly. But nothing seems to happen. So I check audi