Hello to you all, this might not be favoured by all but give the idea a chance, on the WSPR decode window, the UTC time is shown in the left most column, could this field be augmented with the Julian day of the year also? for those who do not know what the Julian day is, simply its the day number since Jan 1st each year, so Dec 31 would be Julian day 365 and Jan 1st is Julian day 001
so instead of this: 1118 -12 0.2 50.294548 0 VK5GF PF94 40 102 2048 -21 0.1 50.294534 -3 VK2XDG QF56 47 1114 it could look like this: 127 1118 -12 0.2 50.294548 0 VK5GF PF94 40 102 127 2048 -21 0.1 50.294534 -3 VK2XDG QF56 47 1114 The reason I ask this is that my 3 WSPR stations run continuously on bands that can be dead for days at a time, having the Julian day (or some other date formatted number) ahead of the UTC time will easily show what day each of the spots relate to without having to open the WSPR log file. I fully realise there may be some compatibility issues but as the WSPR display is normally a single wide payne fitting in the extra 4 characters (yes accounting for the space) should not be a burden on display space. Regards, Peter, vk5pj
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