While it appears this patch works, by making it the default some users who don't need it are forced to install ssh and configure it. Since the majority of users don't need this patch, I have just chec

I see these spots in my Grafana overview. Due to their contents they could easily be suppressed before being uploaded. Like not having a locator field for the transmitter. time band (m) tx_sign tx_loc

Earlier this year I set up wsprdaemon under Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS running on an Intel NUC, receiving WSPR spots from a KiwiSDR. It ran normally for several months, but in the summer I needed to take it d

I am trying to build a backup wsprdaemon server on a Pi4 with Buster OS. I have done the normal stuff with ID pi including changing the password. I have done adduser wsprdaemon and added to sudo group

Hi, I recently setup v3.0.4 on a Raspberry pi4, 2GB to use with my Kiwi. For the last week it has run well on 7 bands. I decided to add some FST4W which was accepted and -s showed G4ZFQ_1,2200,W2:F5:F

Thanks to a suggestion from Bret KG7RDR, I learned that our 100% CPU bug is probably a symptom seen by many Linux systems since an update of Debian/Ubunut/RaspianOS last summer. Bret said IT departmen

In yesterday's SD call Bret suggested that for those experiencing this WD problem it may be related to what seems to be a related problem experienced by many LInux programs since a Linux OS upgrade la

At 1040UTC I switched the transmitter to the Flex 6600M. It is GPS locked. I set the power level to the same as the RFZero board as close as I could. Hopefully since it cost nearly 100 times as much a

With the recent upgrades of WD (thank you Rob) it is clear that the Kiwi will be more accurate/stable with more GPS locks. This means that better reception is needed, at least so is the case at my sit

I have just checked in several changes to 3.04 which you can get with a 'git pull'. No config file changes are needed, just restart WD I expect the change which uploads spots soon after all decodes ar

I would like to donate my Zachtech 10-80 TX to a worthy station. I have learned that my location is redundant with the Panama national Club station in Panama City. I am only 300K Northeast and their s

A worthy endeavor. Let's consider what is needed: wsprnet.org would need to add a mechanism to authenticate the source of uploaded spots every source of uploaded spots would need to add that means. Au

with the unfortunate news about the KB9AMG site, I have started work on incorporating a few of the things from his site on my 8088 page. Watch here for news. http://www.jimlill.com:8088/news.html

Hi all Erwin, PE3ES/F4VTQ, was so kind as to send me a tread from the group where the use of RFzero was mentioned. Subsequently, I have joined the group and also seen a few more messages along the sam

http://www.wsprnet.org/drupal/comment/23404#comment-23404

During the period 13-14 Oct, my internet feed was down. Actually users in the entire area near me who use the fiber ISP were down. The volume of wspr related traffic makes it impractical to use a cell

Many US-based and Canada based FM-relais at arround 29Mhz also with S9+20db on the Kiwi antennas... 16h utc now High sunspot time.... Enjoy! Have nice weekend Ulli, ON5KQ

Below is a list of all the software that people use to report spots. Was is apparent is that's there's more than you might imagine and when you look at all the revisions on wsjt-x are that being used,

Steve KD2OM is transmitting FST4W-300 on 630M using an RFZero https://rfzero.net. Since they are still not available for sale I had forgotten about that device, but it includes a GPS receiver and a hi

With the Data Integrity effort done on my "8088" page, I shifted my efforts to understanding the trade off between "deep decoding" and CPU loading. At one extreme you can run a I9 super box, not worry