benson

You could also have a look at Rivet (https://github.com/IanWraith/Rivet/wiki/Introduction). This is an open source decoder written in java that can work with kiwi wav recordings or directly from the audio when using a virtual soundcard. The Rivet code does not do automatic classification however.

It looked quite promising as a FSK type of signal decoder with features as automatic speed and shift adjustment, but it appears the development has stopped unfortunately.

What you will find is that some of those signals such as CIS36-50 (BEE) can indeeed be decoded with it, but as expected seldom deciphered. Those that are in plain text (NAVTEX, DSC, MSI, FSK meteo) can already be explored with the existing Kiwi extensions.

brgds, Ben

Indeed an option for the Kiwi admin that removes the callsign field such as Martin suggested would be helpful to address the issues with fake or false callsigns and take care of some of the points Philippe brought up.

brgds, Ben.

Hi Jim,

Thank you for the hint. I found all needed info in https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ConnMan .

Next I used the BBAI cloud9 IDE interface and deleted the older wifi directories from var/lib/connman. A Beagle reboot seemed necessary for the changes to take hold.

Best regards,

Ben

About changing the SNR measurement details and referring to LA3RK's post about diurnal effects.

Is there a place where the administrator can change "utc":0,"ihr":6 ?

For longer time monitoring hourly SNR snapshots would be useful, if the rolling data history retained on the Kiwi nodes can be expanded to say cover one week of data. This was also the time frame Marco -IS0KYB previously used for his quite well working Dynamic SNR map.

Thanks, Ben