04-01-2019, 09:06 AM
For those interested and using the WSPRView software, I posted an update to the WSPRView_Summary software on the VK4ADC web site today.
The main WSPRView ZIP is not being updated unless there is specifically a change to it but the separate ZIP just for the Summary software is affected by this change. Updated WSPRView ZIPs contain ALL of the current release files.
"Builds later than 3 Jan 2019 also have a Band Summaries tickbox below the Open File button that allows the creation of individual band files to make the band-by-band information easier to assimilate. The software also now shows an 'Open Band Summary' dropdown box - which you must drop down - to review the extracted summary file in Notepad. These files are still Comma Separated Format but contain additional spaces to make it easier to compare the columns visually.
It is interesting to observe the frequency variations even from one callsign over time, signal level changes over time and what time of the day/night that propagation occurs to different areas on different bands. It also reveals how much the frequency variation for a single time spot from multiple stations appears (i.e. their frequency error)."
The main WSPRView ZIP is not being updated unless there is specifically a change to it but the separate ZIP just for the Summary software is affected by this change. Updated WSPRView ZIPs contain ALL of the current release files.
"Builds later than 3 Jan 2019 also have a Band Summaries tickbox below the Open File button that allows the creation of individual band files to make the band-by-band information easier to assimilate. The software also now shows an 'Open Band Summary' dropdown box - which you must drop down - to review the extracted summary file in Notepad. These files are still Comma Separated Format but contain additional spaces to make it easier to compare the columns visually.
It is interesting to observe the frequency variations even from one callsign over time, signal level changes over time and what time of the day/night that propagation occurs to different areas on different bands. It also reveals how much the frequency variation for a single time spot from multiple stations appears (i.e. their frequency error)."
Doug VK4ADC @ QG62LG51
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