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Okay, I figured this out. It's exactly what I thought. The routine that determines the local IP has a bunch of stuff in it, one of which is a DNS lookup. If that lookup takes a significant amount of time then a connection can come in before the loca…
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I’ll bet this happens if there’s a delay determining the local IP. Although I don’t know why that would be. That should occur almost immediately. I’ll take a look.
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No. In the USA ISPs are just vile. They want to sell you a "business" level service contract if you want incoming TCP SYN (and maybe a static IP). A leftover from the old days when the kiddies were all running Minecraft servers bogging dow…
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Based on the info on kiwisdr.com I'm pretty sure your ISP is blocking all incoming connections. So using the DUC doesn't help with that. Your only solution is to use the Kiwi proxy service which was enabled by default on your Kiwi-2. You can change …
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What happens if you use the manual front end script? I.e. “cda”, "aah" and use those aliases for an easier time running the script. "a1", "a2" to set ant 1&2, "as" to query status etc.
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Okay, the bug is that where you say echo "Selected antenna: $sel" you need to say antennas i.e. plural. This is because most of the backends have the possibility of mixing antennas and hence returning multiple antennas selected at the same…
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Hold on, I'm looking at it..
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Yes, totally different code. Same principles though. Unfortunately none of this surprises me. A number of years ago Chrome had a bad audio problem. There was someone else who went to battle on the Chrome bug tracker, so I just sat back and waited. I…
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@smg No. The entire point of this project is for the Kiwi to not be yet-another-IQ-generator using external PC software. And all the associated headaches. There are plenty of existing solutions for that. If ever I feel I have no alternative but to g…
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There are better people on here to suggest solutions for this than me. Looks like noise coupled on the ground connection (or a ground loop). Maybe choke it off somehow or shrink the loop.
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It's important to know what kind of signals you're losing. All of them? Just strong RFI/EMI that might be influencing the outcome of the SNR measurement algorithm? The SNR algorithm is rather simplistic and is the difference between the average of a…
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So I would guess this is an issue with Windows and Chrome/Edge not being able to deliver the Javascript realtime requirements for the resampler. The fact that you're not getting any Kiwi under/overruns and the Qlen is stable kind of confirms that. T…
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Remember that the SNR1/SNR2 numbers cover different frequency ranges: SNR1: 0-30 MHz (full range) SNR2: 1.8 - 30 MHz (HF only) So your HF SNR is unchanged at 17 dB. But since the full range is reduced by 5 dB I would guess this means strong signals …
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I need to know the answers to these questions: How are you recording? Browser audio through a virtual sound card to an app? Kiwi record function to a browser downloaded file? Kiwirecorder Python app to a file or netcat stream? I looked at a couple o…
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Nah, when I go I'm taking it with me (lol)
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What happened to your previous script? It was much closer to being correct. That vibe thing is crap. Your AntSW_ShowBackend function needs to return info in the exact format as shown below (example from the beagle-gpio backend). A version number as …
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Yes, having dynamic panel size adjustment has been on the "todo" list for a long time. The length of that list is now in direct competition with my projected remaining lifespan. Which is simultaneously a sobering, yet amusing, thought.
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@smg From a development Kiwi-2 kindly hosted by Martin at his fantastic Wessex South West UK site which has the most incredible reception: wessex.zapto.org:8074
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About the FAX extension: It does not use the per-line sync signal. It relies on the precise known sample rate for timing (even though that rate is not a fixed number due to how the Kiwi frequency calibration works -- but that's another story). This …
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This has been a problem in the past, but is not known to be an issue currently. The most sensitive test of dropped samples is to run the FAX extension. The slightest dropped sample will cause the image to become progressively more shifted (i.e. line…
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Yes, it is possible the Ethernet on the Beagle is beginning to fail. Specifically the Ethernet PHY chip. There was trouble with this some years ago that seemed to be a bad batch of PHY chips, although this was never conclusively proven. You could co…
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Thanks. Will be fixed in the next release (v1.811)
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Khabarovsk (Elban) pic, map, info: http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=50.072180&lon=136.609497&z=14&m=w&show=/9853363/Khabarovsk-RSDN-20-transmitter-Khabarovsk-Alpha-transmitter&search=RSDN-20
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Anyone else seeing this problem? I would sure like to understand what's going on. Thank you
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Okay. I admit that it's not an optimal solution. The entire "overlapping bands" problem could be better addressed. It's been on the todo list for a long, long time.
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Your first post said "two different adaptors" but your original order was for only one protection device. Did you mean you tried the one protection device on two different Kiwi? This is important because we're trying to figure out if this …
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No, we'll ship you replacements for free.
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Okay, so dead short essentially. I have another person who may be in the same situation unfortunately. I didn't handle the design, manufacturing or shipping of these devices. If I find out they haven't been doing 100% factory test on these, like I h…
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Could you do an experiment for me please? Zoom in on a local AM band station that has a strong, steady carrier. Use the "spectrum" button on the user control panel, or 's' key, to see the spectrum display. On the "WF" tab use the…
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Thanks very much for pointing this out. I think I have a fix working and it will be in the next release.