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Subject: Re: LF: Fw: Experimental 500KHz grabber
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Hello Mark and the group.


Thanks for the nice feature - I guess the new grabber directly uses SL's 
integrated HTTP server, right ?

At the moment, it seems to suffer from a bandwidth limitation, because 
for each user who visits the site, the server produces an own 
(up-to-date) image. If the traffic remains that high, it may be 
necessary to use the "older method" to upload the pictures to a 
commercially hosted website periodically (like most other grabbers do). 
This would greatly the bandwidth of your local internet connection (for 
the cost of -possibly- useless uploads if no-one visits the grabber).

Best regards, and HNY everyone,

  Wolf DL4YHF .

Mark schrieb:
>
> Gents,
> I have just put a grabber on line, access is via the MF / LF page of 
> my website www.dc2light.co.uk <http://www.dc2light.co.uk>
> The system is using my main antenna, but when i can sort it out will 
> use a ferrite rod active antenna.
> Receiver is a softrock lite on 500KHz. Waterfall span is 501 to 509 
> KHz lots of birdies as normal here :<(
>  
> Any comments welcomed..
> Mark GM4ISM IO85AR
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