[Lowfer] XR4TN and WSPR
Claudio AB3IU
leitec+lowfer at staticky.com
Wed Dec 29 13:44:38 EST 2010
Hello, first post here...
I also completely understand your position. Even considering that your
operation is perfectly legal, any sort of FCC attention means at least a
headache.
That said, WSPR alone is a great tool, and if there is interest it'd be
possible to clone WSPRnet. I looked at the WSPR code and it seems like
it'd be a one-line modification to change it to another server, and the
server end for a low-profile LowFer version shouldn't be too hard. API's
are not copyrightable so there is no issue there.
I don't know how to do the graphing stuff with Google Maps, but that
could be something to learn later on.
Let me know if there is any interest.
73
Claudio, AB3IU
* Charlie , W5COV (cvest at cox.net) wrote:
> I completely understand your position Andy .
>
> That is too bad , because it is a great way for LowFER's to be able to see
> who is hearing WSPR , without having to have a grabber for a specific
> frequency .
>
> Perhaps someone that is good with computers and does grabber type work , can
> come up with a way for us to have our own site to upload spots .
>
> We will continue to listen as you experiment , it is just sad that so many
> people are ignorant of the rules .
>
> Best 73 ,
>
> Charlie , W5COV
>
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