WSPRnet has been a bit unreliable lately but the latest version of WSPRwatch will now correctly show if the network request times out. I set the timeout to 30 seconds.
Thanks to everyone who wrote in via the app with feedback and suggestions.
Sunday, December 08, 2019
WSPR Watch is back
There's a new version in the App Store that corrects the problem we've been having. I'm now working on improvements to the handling of data from PSKReporter and the Reverse Beacon Network.
WSPRnet has been a bit unreliable lately but the latest version of WSPRwatch will now correctly show if the network request times out. I set the timeout to 30 seconds.
Thanks to everyone who wrote in via the app with feedback and suggestions.
WSPRnet has been a bit unreliable lately but the latest version of WSPRwatch will now correctly show if the network request times out. I set the timeout to 30 seconds.
Thanks to everyone who wrote in via the app with feedback and suggestions.
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HI: I have WSPR watch on the iPhone. Works great! Much faster than the PC. I just found that LF and MD both show 474.2KHz. I see no 136, unless there is no activity on 2200M.
Thanks! KB2MEN
Thanks Harry,
Yes, I've switched to the old database interface and I don't think it distinguishes between the LF bands.
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