jks

Seeed has been forced to raise Kiwi prices on their website by 15% due to the ongoing semiconductor supply issues.

But there are still plenty of units at old the old prices from distributors. So do some shopping around. Remember that Mouser offers free international shipping to many locations for orders over $50. And be careful to consider shipping, tariff/import, VAT/GST and other costs which these days is a large fraction of the device cost (and the latest sign of our failure as a society/species -- but I digress).

They're 0402s, which are stupidly small for hand assembly. If it were me I wouldn't bother. I'd bridge T301 and be done with it.

"Rounded frequency set": http://kiwisdr.com/quickstart/index.html#id-user-shortcuts

There are two fully adjustable noise blanker algorithms. And they both have an associated test mode, also fully adjustable. So you should be able to practice using them.

Unless your fence noise is weak or the pulses are not well-defined there shouldn't be a problem. I just tried it again (test mode) and it works great!

I don't think Chome 90 (with the fix) has actually been released yet.

Given the age of this thread I'm going to un-announce it..