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In the next release I'll add a "custom" entry in the SNR measurement interval menu with a corresponding time field where you can enter the number of minutes you want.

I think I can also add a checkbox that asks for each ham band to get a separate measurement in addition to the 0-30 and 1.8-30 MHz measurements.

The most common three Alpha stations are currently active. ID'd by their relative timing using the Kiwi FFT extension with Alpha integration preset. Heard on Kiwi in Finland, Tambov and Khabarovsk.

Questions from the Tech Minds YouTube review:

Yes, it was designed as "shortwave" receiver covering 10 kHz (VLF) to 30 MHz (32 MHz with reduced specs). It is possible to use a downconverter ahead of the Kiwi to cover VHF/UHF and a number of public Kiwi owners have done just that. See here: non-HF Kiwis

The my.kiwisdr.com page will only show information about your Kiwi if the network your Kiwi is attached to has a connection to the Internet at the time it starts up. Also, that network must have a DHCP server to assign a local IP address to the Kiwi. Try restarting the Kiwi. Our documentation describes other methods for determining the local IP address including decoding the pattern blinked out by the 4 blue LEDs.

The BeagleBone Green we used back in 2016 did not include WiFi. There is something called the BeagleBone Green Wireless, but it is not physically compatible with the Kiwi board. Instead, we recommend using a TP-Link TL-WR802N WiFi nano router which can plug directly into the Kiwi's Ethernet connector and your WiFi network. It requires minimal configuration and none on the Kiwi side if you use DHCP to assign the Kiwi its local IP address. Future products will definitely include WiFi.

From the CHANGE_LOG file:

The new git "rebase" I'm working on reduces the size of the Kiwi repo by about 90% to 55 MB. So that should fix this problem.

Bump. You know, for the incoming shit-storm.

v1.689 (and later) has countermeasures against the "botnet".

v1.690 (and later) is necessary for your Kiwi to resume using the proxy service.

These updates will happen automatically overnight (local time) unless you've disabled automatic updates. You can manually update by going to the admin page "update" tab and clicking "build now" and waiting 30 minutes or so for the build to complete. Your Kiwi will restart when the build is complete.

Don't start multiple threads about the botnet topic. They will be deleted.

The proxy service has been disabled because the money (for which I am not compensated) is now flying out of my back pocket:

I will try and develop a fix in the code to better identify and remove these connections.

Update: The proxy service has been re-enabled if you're running v1.690 or later.

From the CHANGE_LOG file: