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        Waterfall issue [Android app issue fixed in v1.460]If you're talking about the KiwiSDR Android app, then yes, there was a problem that was just fixed. Kiwis that run the latest release (v1.460) or later should work with the app again. About 70% of public Kiwis have updated. The rest should follow in the next day or so. The issue was that the app uses an embedded web viewer that did not fully implement web standards that the Kiwi code depends on. 
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        v1.456,458,459@HB9TMC I'll fix that today. Shouldn't be applying the CIC compensation when there is no CIC in use! 🙄 As for the spectrograms, I don't know. All the Kiwi spectrums I looked at using the Kiwi spectrum display and high averaging gave the same peak values on a variety of settings. I guess the only thing to do is make a new waterfall API option so you can select either behavior and Marco can get his fix for SuperSDR. 
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        Preset HPF setting [fixed in v1.454]v1.453,454 May 14, 2021 Added default passband adjustment to admin page, config tab. As each passband parameter field is changed (low, high, center, width) the other fields will be automatically adjusted. So if you know you want a USB filter with a low frequency of 300 Hz that is 3300 Hz wide just enter those two fields and the high and width values will be derived. An error message will appear if you attempt to define an invalid passband. The former "CW offset" field has been removed. To set your desired CW offset simply set the default passband center frequency of the CW/CWN mode passbands to the offset value. E.g. If you want to hear a 1000 Hz tone in the CW modes set the passbands to have a 1000 HZ center. After the passband is changed on the admin page, existing user connections will have to reload the page to get the new passband values. 
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        KiwiSDR production status and availabilitySeeed 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). 
 
    







