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

Well I didn't intend that message to go to the whole group. I stand by what I said however. I apologize if I hurt someone's feelings. Let's not turn this into a tit-for-tat message barrage. A reminder

We ll that got missent....oops.... I stand by by comments

I agree that TP is over the top, in so many ways. He has but one motivation, be #1... no other use. I use it for propagation determinations I differ with Rob's opinion that Tom helps I spent many many

I have just checked in an enhancement which by default adds .1 Hz to the spot frequencies uploaded to wsprnet and wsprdaemon. That addition corrects the spot frequency error introduced by the differen

Hello, My wsprdaemon installation (OE3XOE) stopped the upload to wsprnet yesterday at 14:50 UTC. Could not find any reason for that. I am running the wsprdaemon on a i5 and I am using a flydog-sdr. th

In the last few hours I have been checking in WD code which protects it against some error conditions I encountered at KFS which had stimulated a 100% CPU usage condition. That error state was produce

I have started work on an enhancement to WD 3.0 which will increase the resolution of FST4W reports to .1 Hz and SNRs to .1 dB. At the moment I see no FST4W transmissions within easy reception range o

I am about to retire a Pixel 3 Android smartphone. As I understand it, it should be possible to install the Linux operating system on an old Android smartphone like this....which leads to my question.

I was reading the QRP-Labs QDX operating manual today and found these two WSPR frequency reporting URLs. RX +- 1 is normal for the current software version & GPS. Https://qrp-labs.com/images/wsprnet/r

Installation per greenfield is not restarting after reboot. I also found that the extended alias commands didn't stick, they are gone after reboot as well. This is what I get when starting wsprdaemon

hni This screenshot is from 11:09 utc on the north west LPDA The S-meter is from a Japanese station (JM7OLW) always putting a big signal to California on 40m...on don However the signal at kph on the

source ~/wsprdaemon/.wd_bash_aliases rci -- Rob Robinett AI6VN rob@... mobile: +1 650 218 8896

I have sdr_hw=KiwiSDR v1.557; this morning I checked the availability of new software via the admin console. It showed a new version 1.559 and after that directly -- without my intervention -- started

Rob, when I Putty direct to a KIWI what is the ID and PW? I am trying to het second KIWI to move from ver 548 to 559. John TI4JWC

I am noticing this error on my i7 server. Has anyone seen this? 73 Steve KD2OM

John Seamons issued a fix in v1.557 for the absence of GPS frequency corrections when there were no browser connections. The problem was outlined in post https://groups.io/g/wsprdaemon/topic/kiwisdr_g