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Author SHA1 Message Date
Bill Somerville
f2bbf98cbb
Update WSPRnet.org posts to allow mode to be determined
The  sent/received 'mode'  parameter  posted to  WSPRnet.org has  been
amended as follows:

        WSPR-2:     "2"
        FST4W-120:  "3"
        FST4W-300:  "5"
        FST4W-900:  "16"
        FST4W-1800: "30"

this change is designed to maintain backwards compatibility with older
versions of WSJT-X  and other software like WSPR-X  which already post
these values:

        WSPR-2:     "2"
        WSPR-15:    "15"

It is  expected that the  WSPRnet.org server  side will be  updated in
sync with  a WSJT-X  v2.3.0 RC2  (or GA) release  to account  for this
change.
2020-10-20 12:50:13 +01:00
Bill Somerville
7566f3548d
Post FST4W spots to WSPRNet.org
Includes a re-factoring  of the WSPRNet class,  particularly to handle
direct spot posts as well as via  a file from wsprd. Switched from GET
http request method to POST method.

FST4W spots  post the same information  a WSPR spots except  the drift
field is  always zero (FST4W  has no  drift compensation, so  no drift
figure is calculated by the decoder),  and the mode field reflects the
T/R  period in  minutes.  This  means  FST4W-120A will  be similar  to
WSPR-2, an FST4W-900  will be similar to WSPR-15. I  don't see any way
to  view the  mode field  on  either the  new or  old database  format
queries on WSPRnet,  so it is hard  to tell if that  field is actually
stored.
2020-07-26 02:58:04 +01:00
sirhc808
1f57ba5fec improve physical structure 2019-07-02 12:45:05 -05:00