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Ugh, looks like I made a bulk editing mistake, or was half-asleep (common these days). It's always 21xxx.proxy.kiwisdr.com Note the "proxy". Always has to be there. I've fixed the operating manual to say that. But I'm not able to make a co…
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Well, as happens all too often on this forum I may not have been told the full story.
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I was going to post that. But that begs the question: How do I know if I might exceed 10 to 100 milliwatts on my Kiwi's antenna?
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Well, sure, power matters. And size of antennas and how much of the transmit field they are coupling. But I can't definitively say what's okay and what isn't. Is there some reason you can't be 100% safe and just switch the Kiwi out of the receive an…
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And.... Another one: https://www.beagleboard.org/boards/beagley-ai RPi form factor. 4-core ARM A53 1.4 GHz, WiFi, USB-C. US $70
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I'm sorry, I have to get back to work..
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It's not even the clock rate. The BBG/BBB uses a TI AM3359 single-core ARM A8. The BBAI uses a TI AM5729, dual-core ARM A15. Night and day. And the BBAI-64 uses a TI TDA4VM dual-core ARM A72. Because the waterfall is the lowest priority process in t…
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One costs $45, the other $150. Want to guess why? 🙄
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Are you JOKING? BBG vs BBAI??? I'm going to start fining or banning people for posting this kind of stuff..
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How are you doing the comparison? Are you using two Kiwis side-by-side, one running 664 and one running 665? Are you connecting to the one running 665 via a proxy URL? Is there something else different about them? Does one have autorun connections e…
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Yes.
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In the next software release the meaning of the SNR numbers is described in more detail. When you mouse over the SNR 32/25 dB text a popup will say 32 dB, 0-30 MHz 25 dB, 1.8-30 MHz The SNR measurement algorithm is simple and by no means perfect. I…
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A Debian 11.9 / v1.665 image for the BBAI-64 is now available. See the instructions mentioned above for how to construct an SD flasher card to re-flash your BBAI-64.
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Yes, there was a period of time after the Debian guys moved Debian 8 onto the "archive" repo servers that v1.2 got stuck trying to update. I thought all was lost until I figured out that /etc/apt/sources.list needed to be updated (the Kiwi…
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Second build shipping begins Monday 25 March. You'll get an email from Shopify/DHL in the next several weeks. DHL has been taking 7-10 days to deliver. https://forum.kiwisdr.com/uploads/757/4ZVKRANF80F9.jpg
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Thank you for the confirmation that it worked. Usually I only hear when there are problems! lol
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Yes, no c/s docs..
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Well.. In principle it should work. But I haven't looked at that code in a very long time. And it's a major hack job. So at the very least I'd need some time just to refresh my memory on how it all works. But there are 10,000 other things that are h…
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Hey, that's neat. I didn't know about text-decoration: none
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I had to revert the USB => LSB change. It was screwing up the guy trying to build the second batch of KiwiSDR 2's because it causes a double reboot in the middle of his procedure. So this will have to be changed later on.
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You don't want to be making changes to the community database. They'll just get overwritten on the next restart. Change the stored database instead using the admin dx tab or the other mechanisms.
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Believe it or not, we actually have this already. Like so many things it's not very well documented. Try the 4095 kHz community database label mentioned below. From the CHANGE_LOG file (at the top of the source code tree in the Beagle or on Github):…
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Hey, thanks for that. I never noticed. I updated the database and if you restart you'll get the change right away. Otherwise it will update overnight. There's no formal mechanism. Suggest here, or the support email. Or even a Github issue.
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https://forum.kiwisdr.com/index.php?p=/discussion/3101/position-on-the-map
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A re-flash resets absolutely everything except the Kiwi serial number living in the EEPROM on the Kiwi board. My only suggestion at this point is for you to try it on some other network setup not using your current equipment (router etc). No one els…
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Sorry, you did mention about the .165 => .191 change several posts ago. My reading comprehension seems to be inversely proportional to the number of posts/emails I'm having to go through. So that ping does look fine up until the point where it st…
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v1.666 is not out yet (keeps getting knocked back by my growing email inbox). Sometimes I update certain forum post titles to let people know a fix to a problem has already been developed & tested and is just waiting for the release.
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Why have we changed from 10.19.1.165 of a few posts ago to 10.19.1.191? Is .191 now the static IP you have set in eth0.network? That ping is very strange with 10.19.1.137 showing up in the middle of it like that. Like it some kind of intermediate or…