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I can also confirm the "hamburger" not working .517. Edge Version 101.0.1210.32 (Official build) (64-bit) Pekka
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Fantastic new features, just the one´s I missed but had not said out loud. You read my mind! I am so happy I am living and hearing to see and hear the developement of KiwiSDR here and now. Thank´s John for your work. BR, Pekka
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Found it. It works but in a different way, you have to hold it down and release it where you want to be active. It´s fine. Pekka
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@dl7awl Yes, it is Radio 208 in Denmark. I use it to observe propagation/skip lentht in that particular band. It usually comes in quite listenable. @Powernumpty I use mobile only to see if a Kiwi is online or not. KiwiSDR GUI is not very user friend…
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https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/430/N431W4SFO1BC.png
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Thanks Sergey, wizely put but no use to me, I am a copy-paste windows user. But maybe @jks would consider the value of this to all users. And just to clarify myself, with three decimals I ment the numeric frequency display. https://forum.kiwisdr.com…
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Well, interesting discussion, even for a layperson like me. The question raised upon me because I frequently get comments that a station is coming for example S9+something in dBs. Well that does not tell me anything. Just that maybe it is good. If t…
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S-meter reading in SNR? I don´t know if that´s "mission impossible" but I would like to see the signal strength in SNR dBs because different Kiwis have different noise levels. SNR would make reading easy to compare between different receiv…
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Don´t you worry John. We all know that you are doing your best and you have done amazing job with KiwiSDR. 👍️
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Noted also this "volume=zero" problem. First time in 1.499. It took me 1-2 minutes to figure out what the hell was going on. So, if you are not familiar to Kiwis it would be better to have some decent audio default level. And for us who do…
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https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/386/24WQOVXCY4NA.png Maybe it is some military signal covering the lower half of WINB´s DRM. There are all sorts of strange signal nowadays.
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https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/298/UAHYA6I2HROI.png WINB Red Lion 15750kHz, 16th March 2022, 1445UTC. Too weak to get full audio. Why is this left and right side different look?
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Thanks John. I would have tried the configuration file trick but only local connections allowed in Console and of course that particular Kiwi does not have SSH possibility. And the remote cabin is buried with snow. So it´ll have to wait until spring…
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And this is funny because I have two other KiwiSDR´s and they work as expected, with same firmware. Very odd😶
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This is my problem child: http://kb1.psokiwi.net:8073/
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Thanks for the warning John. I use both browsers atm. Have not made a decision between them. I have an older i5 machine and sometimes Edge seems to grab unnecessary resourses even though I have closed all but one tab.
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Thanks John. "Disabled recent changes" must have been myself then. It has not done any harm that I´ve noticed.
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https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/181/JO7WDN43PXUK.png And this seems to be on by default in .491. I switched back to NO but that did not have any effect on the backround picture.
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"Backround picture" is not visible anymore if you have changed it. If you haven´t, "The pcb" picture shows ok. But even that can not be put back from my pc. I checked several Finnish Kiwis. Pekka Thanks for all bug fixes and upda…
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John, if you want to add it to Admin settings, it´s fine. Those "document.cookies" that Sergey revieled works great atm. My problem solved but it might help others if it was in settings. Like you said, terrible waterfall looks, well ... te…
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Btw, the red frequency output high up is very hard to read. At least for my old eyes 😂 Pekka
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I found it what I was after. It is the "low/high cut" J/K/O. Is that IF bandwith officially or what? Pekka
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Hi, I am a Windows user and I got it working. The Help is very helpful. I just can not find how to decrease/increase default bandwith. 12kHz is not that useful on AM. Sure it gives a bright and clear sound if no interference exists on neighbouring f…
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In Kotka, Finland, about 1500km from Erlangen the reception is good 😁 http://flydog.psokiwi.net:8073/?f=15785.00drmz9
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Funklust.de loud (SNR sometimes over 20dB) on 15785kHz. Schedule unknown. http://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/493/2Y4OT1OJV4H4.png
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Great news! All your six(!) SDRs are visible here. With an IP-number or domain and a port number. You got it fixed. Pekka
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And from inside your LAN you naturally can not access your Kiwi´s puclic address. It works only with 192.168.xxx.xxx:8074. If you want to test it, do it via your phone´s internet :). Well, that´s how things work here. I hope you get things sorted. P…
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Hi all, I am not a professional with these LAN/WAN stuff so my apologies if I ask/sound stupid. I just wanted to make sure that you are NOT running Noip.com´s DUC software in a pc inside your LAN where you Kiwi is. If you do that it will break your …
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Oh, always nice to be able to help the community. Thank you for fixing it. Pekka
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This new SNR feature really does not give me any real value using my Kiwis but a SNR value of the signal I am listening would really help. For example when comparing antennas. Is that very hard to code? But all in all very nice updates just keep com…