jks

Yeah, something is broken. I tried building older releases and discovered v1.296 (July 5) works. So now I'm going to have to painfully bisect all the versions in-between and figure out what's happened.

Pretty much all those mil VLF stations use cesium (or better) frequency standards.

Yeah, something is broken. I tried building older releases and discovered v1.296 (July 5) works. So now I'm going to have to painfully bisect all the versions in-between and figure out what's happened.

Pretty much all those mil VLF stations use cesium (or better) frequency standards.

Fixed in v1.338.

Okay, if you update to the latest kiwiclient / kiwirecorder then when in S-meter mode:

"--dt-sec=sec" will average (as fast as possible) for that many seconds and then print a measurement result. This is different from "--s-meter=value_greater_than_zero" which averages for a specific number of averages. Naturally it is a conflict to use both --dt-sec > 0 and --s-meter > 0. If you are using --dt_sec you want --s-meter=0.

"--ts", "--tstamp" or "--timestamp" will prefix the output with a timestamp. "--stats" works as before showing you the actual number of averages/sec obtained.

Sample output. See the Makefile for command line examples.

python kiwirecorder.py -s kiwi -p 8074 --s-meter=0 --ts --dt-sec=2 --tlimit=10 --stats
26-Oct-2019 19:24:32 UTC RSSI: -111.2 3.0 meas/sec
26-Oct-2019 19:24:34 UTC RSSI: -111.2 6.0 meas/sec
26-Oct-2019 19:24:36 UTC RSSI: -111.2 6.0 meas/sec
26-Oct-2019 19:24:38 UTC RSSI: -111.2 5.0 meas/sec
26-Oct-2019 19:24:40 UTC RSSI: -110.9 6.0 meas/sec
5.9 meas/sec

Reception looks good. Very happy to have another KiwiSDR located in the Middle East.