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I started using this myself so added some features to the DX Cluster page:(Image) You can click on the LISTEN button to open your own (or another) KiwiSDR on the frequency.
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> WA2ZKD> from the admin webpage, use the console login and enter mu Where do I find documentation on commands like this?
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What is the meaning of the final object in the dx,json file? WL=1 or SB=1 (and m0taz.json XX=1 and NoN=1) Since I am thinking of making the data editable, I may as well add the option to save the list as a json file.
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> KA7U> Now imagine that your programs included a DX Cluster or VE7CC Cluster and the spots hot linked to list in probability order the web receivers. Don't listen to me, this sounds like to much effort. Ron Morell KA7U Actually, I am plan…
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I have, as an experiment, imported the dx,min.json and the waszkd.json files into the list of transmitters for propagation forecasts to the online receivers. http://ve3sun.com/KiwiSDR/Transmitters.php If google was able to determine a location from…
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There is no monitoring in the extension yet. So what you see is the currently transmitting beacon on the given frequency. Monitoring will appear above the fold, similar to the Integrate extension when I get around to it. Round tuits are in short sup…
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Some of this information may already be available. A couple of Kiwis are compared: http://mardie4.100webspace.net/cgi-bin/wsprsearch.pl?call=on5kq http://mardie4.100webspace.net/cgi-bin/wsprsearch.pl/VK2CEL So if WSPR can be run when slots are emp…
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It was so much simpler in 1993. But you wouldn't have been able to do any of it back then. Just HTML and Mosaic. ... Until people like me started writing add-ons to make it more complicated. The problem is that we all want to use the new great featu…
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> (welcome to the world of cross-browser compatibility Peter, lol) You haven't seen all the if < IE9 ... statements at the top of my html pages? Thanks for taking care of it. I saw a couple of cosmetic issues like the extra down arrow in the s…
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I have now added a propagation link to each receiver which will open a page with detailed propagation predictions. I am not satisfied with the user interface yet, but some feedback will help with that, I'm sure. For propagation predictions, first ch…
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> I thought it would go to the frequency the chosen beacon was currently operating on I suppose you could say that it does - as the chosen beacon is not transmitting at that time :). I guess there is a chance that it is transmitting, so maybe I s…
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Thanks Martin. It really helps to know what users would like to see as we all have different interests and habits. You are thinking exactly on the lines that I am. I haven't quite figured out the best way to get there yet. One possibility is to inco…
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> However once selected the extension doesn't immediately change the frequency to track the selected beacon, it just remains on the same frequency until that particular beacons time slot on that particular frequency has finished before moving to …
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Awesome John! I was planning to get around to that one of these days. You have saved me the trouble. Now I can work on extending that extension.
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Sorry, I missed it. I did do a search but must have used the wrong words. Do you have to use sendmail? Why not use a mailto: url and then it shouldn't happen.
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> kiwisdr.com is hosted on a single Beagle Thanks John. I will cache the results and limit my downloads to once every 10 minutes maximum no matter how many users hit my site. My ISP handled 11 million hits one day on one of my pages, so we should…
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> filter on a given value or sort by two columns at the same time Given most of the receivers purport to cover 0-30 MHz, it hardly helps to filter right now. What would be useful is to know how effective they are at a given frequency. I am going …
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> That wouldn't be very friendly towards privacy concerns I for one wouldn't like to know that what I'm listening to But it is visible to the other users of your receiver already. > doesn't work for me for lack of WebGL That's too bad. I wo…
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Linkfanel: Today I bring a crude temporary page exposing my scoring attempts: http://rx.linkfanel.net/snr.html I like the idea of SNR stats but if you average over the spectrum you lose the actual practical frequency coverage which may be more of an…
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I'm not overly competitive (or maybe I am), but I like my SDR to be somewhere up near the top But if it is too high, it gets busy and then it will be popular and won't be available when we want to use it :) Surprisingly good beacon reception today, …
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I like the idea of using signals to rank the capabilities of the receivers. Perhaps this could be done from the waterfall info. Currently I glance at the wide band view to see what frequencies signals are arriving at before bothering to use a receiv…
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I'm in. Hoping for 3 more.
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I am new here, so don't know the history. Is it possible to get OmniRig to talk to the OpenWebRX? Would anyone be interested in having DX Monitor type in the frequency to the web browser? Tuning to a cluster spot would mean right-clicking on it and …
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I use TotalRecorder to record the audio. You can save directly to mp3 and other formats. The speakers can be muted while recording. You can schedule recording times. Tell it to skip empty audio, and so on. I have no affiliation with TotalRecorder, I…