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Remote access kiwisdr using console or Putty
Alright, looks like this hack worked for him. He was able to change the root account password and use ssh/putty normally. So we can do this again if absolutely necessary to get someone out of a jam with remote access.
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Dealing with excessive noise - SOLVED: Ethernet over Power caused noise
Martin,That reminds me that I've been meaning to create a "gallery" of waterfall / spectrum screen caps of common interference sources. Lots of situations have been identified now: BPL, xDSL, electric fences, different SMPSs, the Ethernet problem, ADC overload, ...
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Dealing with excessive noise - SOLVED: Ethernet over Power caused noise
Ugh, that's just about the worst noise I've ever seen.It might be ADSL or broadband-over-powerline (BPL). Note how the spectrum is obviously "notched" around the 30m, 20m, 17m and 15m ham bands (purple segments in band display). That's the service provider trying to keep hams happy, but failing dreadfully in this case. If you rotate the loop does the noise null at all?I think it might also be several independent noise sources. I've seen those strong 0 - 30 MHz lines that look like static crashes before. I think they come from seriously defective switch mode power supplies.
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Save money on another Kiwi or tell a friend [KiwiSDR sometimes on drop.com for $100 off MSRP]
October 3: Massdrop is active again for 7 days. US$230 for a KiwiSDR kit if they get enough orders. Best deal out there!
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SSB Click Frequency
This has been an open issue for almost a year now: https://github.com/jks-prv/Beagle_SDR_GPS/issues/5Basically it is waiting for a "user preferences" capability to be introduced so the tuning method can be varied to individual taste. I'm not going to change the default behavior until then. Otherwise I'll get pummeled with people who don't like the change..
