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Yes indeed, when opening an ALE extension first time the "current list" is loaded from kiwisdr.com and populates the Amateur, Govt, Milcom and Utility menus. This list -actually json file, as mentioned at the beginning of this thread - is …
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Hi Martin, As an alternative instead of an url string: on the admin - extension - ALE_2G page you can enter your own scan group very easily and quickly. But then perhaps you have a situation in mind scanning on another Kiwi as a guest... 73 Ben
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Using a BBAI Kiwi on a Win 8.1 machine and chromium browser. It can run 14 channels with the ALE2G extension however I noticed that using more than 8 ALE extensions the GPS processing starts suffering and becomes to a standstill beyond 10 (see atta…
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Hi Martin, In SE Asia I still see quite a few traditional chirp sounders active. Although I can find the range to the GPS disciplined stations using Chirpview determining the location would require a Chirpview set-up at another location in the regio…
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Hi August, After you click the WF tab you will see below the Auto Scale button another one called Slow Dev. Pushing it will change the spectrum display to colour. bregards, Ben
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Hi Jakin, I do notice that you are asking about a Kiwi extension and although that would be preferable you could have a look at KG-HFDL, which is an excellent HFDL decoder with integrated map display and Arinc-714A selcal decoder all built in. It w…
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Jim, WA2ZKD allowed me to use his Kiwi for some scanning tests and the results are shown in the attached "results ALE scan 20210605.txt" I used Catsync with his Kiwi loaded and a frequency database of 10 channels to scan at different rates…
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Could not test AMD with gr-ale due to some errors in my GRC installation. Thanks for the info.
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Hi John, I guess most HF utility DX listeners will be already be happy with the data currently displayed for traffic analysis and propagation checks. If AMD messages can be displayed and additional n seconds voice after a 3-way handshake can also be…
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Hi Jim, is it possible to program an AMD message in your Harris PRC-150 in addition to the sounding. Just to see if that is detected also in this extension?
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Thank you Nick for your advise. I will try to find a well equipped notebook service centre first that can do reflow work before trying that myself. In Taipei I would know where to go, but in Jakarta that could be a bit more difficult. Ben
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Just returning to this now 2 year old discussion. Comparing with MultiPSK I noted that the gnuradio OOT gr-ale module works quite well in single (and multi-channel channel) mode. Sensitivity for weak signals and decodes are almost similar. The gr-a…
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I have a somewhat similar case here, where the 3.3 has a hard short on the Kiwi board. I already removed C301 to no effect. Feeding it with a current limited external power supply the EEPROM stays cool and the FPGA seems to absorb all the heat. Ch…
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To try out SuperSDR, the installation instructions are at https://github.com/mcogoni/supersdr/
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http://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/180/MCLHUP06KITL.png VK5QI created some good looking rrd plots as shown in his posts above. Also linkfanel's page with signal-to-noise ratio based scores is useful, but in order to visualize how these SNR values chan…
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Hi Colin99, Please check your pm for the blacklist i am currently using.
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Also encountered frequent and relentless connection attempts from Alibaba ip addresses, however in the SE Asia region these traced back to Singapore servers and so I have blocked large swaths of their addresses. Seems whoever is mainly interested in…
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About changing the SNR measurement details and referring to LA3RK's post about diurnal effects. Is there a place where the administrator can change "utc":0,"ihr":6 ? For longer time monitoring hourly SNR snapshots would be usefu…
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With almost everything working so well now using Kiwi BBAI, it is easy to forget that so far the project status is still alpha. So fair enough for backup I will just use something along the lines Stu mentioned. Thanks. Ben.
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Paul, another way of doing this without using Python at all, is to open 2 browser sessions at the same Kiwi and set the Pan sliders located on the Audio tabs to full left and full right. You then have a stereo signal right away and if you wish you c…
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Hi Stu, Thank you for that hint and I will try to use this when I have another go at kiwiclientd , probably next year.. 73 Ben
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Using SAS mode listening to some active CW portions of the hambands is indeed quite interesting. To really make the binaural effect shine and translating radio frequencies to L/R audio signals what would be helpful is an option to inhibit the carrie…
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Hi Paul, Glad to see that worked out well for you and thanks for posting this handy list with Kiwirecorder options. Creating those stereo tracks one thing to keep in mind is that even on the same Kiwi with a common antenna input the individual chann…
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Hi Stu, Once you have WSL running it would be interesting to see if you can get kiwiclientd working. I have tried this directly with Python running under windows and also using a Linux Virtual Machine. Managed to send audio to a soundcard, but have …
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Hi Paul, I am assuming that you have Python installed correctly and already unzipped the kiwiclient package.Depending on how far you got with trying to run kiwirecorder and using Python on your windows machine you can try the following steps. 1. Wi…
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Thanks for the advice John. It looks though that Rik is very much a Linux guy and probably has stayed away form Windoz for a long time. Probably what I will end up doing is install a (virtual) Linux distro first and try out kiwiclientd there.
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Thanks, John for your quick response.
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Hi Chuck, Seems this user is interested in monitoring Russian navy frequencies. There are many ways to scan thru a list. Does this user keep scanning all the time or does it halt sometimes which could indicate that he is using some type of squelch …