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8073 to 8073 for the IP address that the kiwi is on
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you have to do some port forwarding work in your router I think
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Does your router direct 8073 traffic to the internal address your kiwi is on?
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can you connect to http://86.185.11.27:8073 from the outside?
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you need to access it with the port number your kiwi is on, typically 8073 and not use https:// so g0vqy.co.uk:8073
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www.yoursite.com:8073 for example
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I was just listening to R.Marti DRM and recorded a wav file. I then did speech to text here: https://speech-to-text-demo.ng.bluemix.net/ the result was: Luis manuel alc?ntara periodista independiente recibe amenazas de la polic?a cubana de ser se…
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Look at the info and you'll see that it is an update cdp (change directory project) This changes to the build directory. up (update) This should fetch the latest software from github.com, rebuild it, install it and restart the server.
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this may help you http://kiwisdr.com/quickstart/index.html#id-faq-rebuild
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adaptive would be great but just allowing the DX label PB value to force the BW rather than DRM forcing it would suffice
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Marti DRM loud here in NY this afternoon Update: after noting that they were running 9 KHz BW, I pulled the corners of the passband in a tad and got an SNR improvement. China Radio Int'l sits right on the top corner of the 10 KHz passband
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the router that the kiwi is behind needs to route Port 22 to the kiwi
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What user/pw did you use in putty?
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cat /sys/devices/virtual/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp
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Googling iOS 13.1.3 shows a lot of audio bugs
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how about a connect via a direct url like http://www.jimlill.com:8073/?f=3330.00amz5
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try mounting the puck on a vertical metal plate and point it south.
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which side of your house is the window on?
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many GPS receivers do not do well with multipath, but that does not extend to all. Repeaters can create multipath.
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Ulli.. the raw data in wsprdaemon/signal_levels/ might be helpful
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powertop doesn't cover hdmi FWICT
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re HDMI, I looked and looked.... nope, no info on disabling
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are you the ower or otherwise have access on a local network?
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On the the Pi ruuning wsprdaemon... use an editor to to put that short bash script into a file in /usr/local/bin and name it post. then run this command chmod 555 /usr/local/bin/post you can run that command by typing post and it will produce …
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The above semms to work fine, but I'm guessing there may be other ways to do it. I'll be converting both of my BBAI based machines to this soon.
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That script of mine above will do that
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you and I both..... while you did the work, it's been cool to see how well the merge thing does...
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Thanks to Rob for a better post..... when I put that up earlier, I lacked the time to be more thorough. Here's a simple bash script I wrote to make comparing RX easier #!/bin/bash # mrx=MERGED_RX_0 # cat /tmp/wsprdaemon/$mrx/*/posting.log | grep …
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examples for wsprdaemon.conf "MERGED_RX_0 K74,K76 WA2ZKD FN13ed XXXXX" K74 and K76 I declared as receivers declare WSPR_SCHEDULE=( "00:00 K74,2200 MERGED_RX_0,630 MERGED_RX_0,160 …
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all working/routing seems OK... After using connmancrl as above I found I need to be sure that the kiwiSDR always found wlan0. I locked the macs for both interfaces in my router. 192.168.1.73 for wlan0 and 192.169.1.173 for eth0. I used a static …