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Nice addition to have multiple iframe instances available. In order to "Allow iframe to tune Kiwi" what is required to indicate what entries are frequencies on html pages? Tks, Ben
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I also do not have Kmtronic an UDP relay controller, but noticed they have a UDP test program on their website, which may be of use in troubleshooting the UDP interfacing to Aziloop. https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/648/7SDL80ASHBVH.png Screenshot …
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Using the second method: https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/955/XK14MISCWZE7.jpg
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Well, not really abandoned as you can see in this post from April this year: https://priyom.org/blog/priyom-releases-rivet-build-91
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You could also have a look at Rivet (https://github.com/IanWraith/Rivet/wiki/Introduction). This is an open source decoder written in java that can work with kiwi wav recordings or directly from the audio when using a virtual soundcard. The Rivet co…
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A chatbox as an extra service to users seems a nice idea, but beware.. Having tried a chatbox for a short while on my Kiwi about a year ago, I decided to close it down soon after. Without active moderation things can go rogue quickly and since as Ki…
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Indeed an option for the Kiwi admin that removes the callsign field such as Martin suggested would be helpful to address the issues with fake or false callsigns and take care of some of the points Philippe brought up. brgds, Ben.
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Indeed a well made video presentation showing quite a few KiwiSDR features.
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Hi Christoph, Also much impressed with these results so far and it will be interesting to see how you achieved this. I assume you used a form of matched filter for processing the wav file of the audio from the synchronized sweep.
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@bob53bob since that snapshot of your admin connect page shows "Reverse proxy enabled and running" and assuming this is a KiwiSDR 2 have you tried to connect to your_board_number.proxy.kiwisdr.com ?
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Hi Nate, In case the problem returns you could also have a look at the delay timer mentioned under "BBG and some PSU problem" to slow down the start up of one of your Kiwis. https://forum.kiwisdr.com/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/8733 br…
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Hi Martin, This morning (early UK time) I made a SNR reading plot switching your antennas at 5 min intervals and thought you might find that interesting to have a look at. https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/611/D7GJNB3RPNIN.png It seems that your br…
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The TDoA waterall preview has greatly improved with this version v1.664. It is actually quite amazing and revealing to be able see an instant snapshot of the waterfall of any Kiwi node available worldwide merely with a mouse click!
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@HB9TMC , Interersting find about latency. I assume in order to achieve this change to main.conf it will be neccesary to temporarily connect via ethernet to the Kiwi. When trying to make this change to an already wifi connected Kiwi this was refuse…
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Very interesting addition this waterfall preview to the TDoA extension. Couple of issues I noticed (trying on different OS's and browsers, V1.661): 1./Currently experiencing poor internet speeds and this could be the reason that no preview shows up …
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Just to mention, with V1.660 I just ran an ALE scan for 12+ hours straight.
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A bit more progress with this. There is a a js function 'element.remove()' that I planned to use to reduce the display items not needed for this purpose. Turns out this cannot be used on a page with embedded iframes and I have not found another way …
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Hi Martin, Have a look at your pm for more about this.
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Thanks G4DYA for that html file which could be a start. A couple of things are needed as well such as trimming the individual html pages so as to show only the frequency scale and waterfall and the tricky part of having a synchronized cross pointer…
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Hi Martin, What is the frequency range you want to find the SNR estimate over when doing those adjustments? Last year worked on a Python script that creates a time plot of the SNR calculated by the microkiwi_waterfall code and runs that periodically…
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@jks Indeed such a mini waterfall popup display would be a great addition to the TDoA extension. It looks that synchronized cursor movement across tabs would probably need a custom browser extension or a custom web application that acts as a contain…
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@jks I see anyway thanks for the quick reply and your work on this.
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Updating a BBG based Kiwi went without problems. In order to check if v1.652 fixes the TDoA current problem perhaps the hosts running this versions could be included as well to the TDoA map in addition to the pre-v1.647 hosts currently shown. best r…
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Same here Martin, when cheking this morning after the V1.648 update. Not sure though if this already happened earlier with the introdution of V1.647. Cheers, Ben
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A while ago I tried out some not so popular modes such as FSQ, ROS and KG-STV which are interesting technically and work well within certain limitations of course. Looking at the spot statistics by PSK reporter for modes such as these they appear ha…
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Definitely interested in one KiwiSDR2 unit. Really appreciate your efforts to keep the KiwiSDR project alive and continuing.
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I guess you are limited to constructions in the attic of your house. If you have the possibility of mounting a loop horizontally on a mast at a height of 6-10 meters you might get better reduction of those noise sources. I have used a horizontal &q…
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Easiest ways :: 1/ At the Kiwi main control panel (the one with the frequeny and mode selections) click on STAT and then on owner/admin which likely starts your default email client with the email adddress of the operator already filled in. 2/ appen…
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Thanks for the info Martin. Experiments like 'Art work' airglow appear rather benign as compared to what can be done by pumping up to 3.63 GW (ERP) into in a complex non-linear system such as the polar electrojet.
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@jks Thanks John for appending the measured SNR value to the Kiwi host name on the TDoA map display. Very helpful for quickly finding potential Kiwis that can be used for the process.