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Vote rigging on sdr.hu
Martin: Done. I forgot you had multiple, switchable antennas.Ron: See comments #25 and 26 in this thread. It's an experiment and not many Kiwis have been "rated" yet (the GPS tag is automatic however).
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v1.115: reduced audio latency, especially for local connections
Okay, I'm going to try something different for today's release. -
Config: v1.113 - Now unable to view Admin pages using iPad [fixed in v1.114]
Fixed in v1.114 later today.. -
Noise at roughly 60 KHz intervals
Probably not a Kiwi design issue, unless you've supplied your own, older Beagle that is known to have noise problems (see http://kiwisdr.com/quickstart/index.html#id-e14) What you describe is typical for one type of SMPS we've seen. 60 kHz is a common switching frequency.Switch off the other devices until you find the culprit. Try filtering the mains input to your Kiwi linear power supply and perhaps Ethernet and antenna feed line.There are plenty of Kiwis that are in very quiet noise environments with few system noise effects, e.g.
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V1.107 - Daily restart [restart after update also added]
Okay, in v1.108 there is now an option to reboot the Beagle, rather than simply restart the server, after an update. See the update tab on the admin page. -
Minimum CW bandwidth needs reducing [fixed: min is now 4 Hz]
v1.107 will let you reduce it to 4 Hz. At this low of a value the filter skirts aren't so great as a percentage of the passband width. But there is a definite signal-to-noise improvement over the previous 50 Hz minimum, so this was a worthwhile change.Remember the shortcut of holding down the shift key and click on the zoom in/out icons (+/- magnifying glasses) to easily change the passband width by +/- 80%.
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Is there a howto for getting a kiwi on sdr.hu.
What's the error message? Is it from the "sdr.hu registration status" field on the sdr.hu tab of the admin page? Or the "status" field of the DUC section on the network tab?Since you're using DUC on no-ip.com, on the sdr.hu tab selection menu at bottom left, do you have "DUC Domain" selected? And does it show "the_host_name_you_setup.ddns.net"?On the network tab what yes/no answers do you get when you push the "check port open" button? -
NOAA FAX
Yes, the v1.100 release improved the situation. Details here: https://github.com/jks-prv/Beagle_SDR_GPS/commit/ba3ec102465bfe29d8a6582cb4068ba4c8dbe700 -
does ipv6 prevent registration? [fixed in v1.100]
Looks like my fix in v1.100 worked. You're now listed on sdr.huI added the "--inet4-only" option to the wget that sends the registration info to sdr.hu That way it won't get an ipv6 packet and fail to match with the domain ip.Thanks, I didn't realize there were such things as ipv6 tunnels. I'll give it a try.
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does ipv6 prevent registration? [fixed in v1.100]
The actual problem is with sdr.hu If it receives a registration from an ipv6 packet, and the domain name in the packet has both ipv4 ("A") and ipv6 ("AAAA") DNS records then it always tries to match with the ipv4 and not the ipv6 like it should. The other problem I discovered is that sdr.hu doesn't seem to accept ipv6 addresses as a valid domain name as it does for ipv4. That would have been the other way to solve the problem.
