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I used the wspr extension on my kiwi last night on 22m and it decoded and uploaded to wspernet.org as expected. Today I configured the kiwi to autorun wspr, and I see in the log that I am decoding on 22m, but not uploading to wsprnet.org. N8OOU is …
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I have conducted similar tests using my KiwiSdr with the supplied GPS puck. I came up with a method using Argo, when I participated in the ARRL FMT a couple years ago. I got good results and a high ranking in the test. The audio wave files could be …
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Yes, It works as described. Mike.
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Upon further investigation I find the following. I made a kiwi sdcard backup on Feb 7,2022. The dx.json file on that backup was dated Nov,2021. I performed a "diff" between it and the current dx.json file and found that the Nov, 2021 vers…
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dl7awl, OK, good suggestions that I didn't do before writing. So I first tried using the Chromium browser with out any changes to the Kiwi. I went back to Firefox and did the clear's. I even deleted the Dx Label, set the kiwi back to the Frequency…
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On my Kiwi, I have the admin/config daily restart set to "no". After reading the last post I looked closer at the time displayed on the main page and saw that it was still set to CDT, and an hour off. I did a KiwiSDR Server Restart which …
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JKS,All This thread is super informative and helpful. I hope you will organize the graphics and supportive text here and add this to the official documentation stack for the Kiwi. While I have a fairly good update rate on my Kiwi, I now understand…
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I have the WSPR extension autostart on the LF band. I use N8OOU as my reporter callsign. I have on occasion autostarted a second instance on MF using the same callsign. That configuration has worked well for me. Mike N8OOU
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John, Thank you very much. I have downloaded and completed a few tests with the revised client code. So far the code has performed as documented. I am working to refine my script and when I think it is good to go, I will post why and how I am usi…
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ANgazu Thanks for the link to R8brain. I called the page up and it looks like it would be a solution too. Mike N8OOU
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John; Christoph; To answer Christoph, yes I am linux only here, with one exception for the US Tax prep program. Following your suggestion I find sox is installed as part of the Slackware distribution. It is a program I didn't know about, and in th…
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John, Thanks a bunch for the quick reply and additional info. I am looking at the directKiwi code, but after reading the blog, I know this is way over my DSP knowledge level. I was thinking I could just find a constant with a value of 12001 and cha…
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This morning my kiwi returned the firefox "unable to connect" page. Before reading this thread I did a power cycle on the kiwi. The result was a kiwi screen that told me the browser was using a old cached version of a javascript. I cleared…
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Update; The second try terminated after 60 minutes, the 24Hr per IP addr time limit. Mike.
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jks, that sounds like a good start to me and would allow for quick band hopping. It should be a simple calculation to convert the wavelength to frequency. Maybe you could tie into the dx.json file and jump to the first matching ident in a future …
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OK, Thanks for the explanation. I saw the "user preferences" bug report, I didn't mentally include the band menu with it. An item such as the band menu could lead to much discussion as to if it's main association is with the radio loca…