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=> DB essentials...
=> These are the db column names and spot values required for queries
db columns :id, time, band, rx_sign, rx_lat, rx_lon, rx_loc, tx_sign, tx_lat, tx_lon, tx_loc, distance, azimuth, rx_azimuth, frequency, power, snr, drift, version, code
bands : -1:LF, 0:MF, 1:160m, 3:80m, 5:60m, 7:40m, 10:30m, 14:20m, 18:17m, 21:15m, 24:12m, 28:10m, 50:6m, 70:4m, 144:2m, 432:70cm, 1296:23cm
dBm:W : 0:0.001, 3:0.002, 7:0.005, 10:0.01, 13:0.02, 17:0.05, 20:0.1, 23:0.2, 27:0.5, 30:1, 33:2, 37:5, 40:10, 43:20, 47:50, 50:100, 53:200, 57:500, 60:1000W
modes : code 1 = mode 2 (WSPR2,FST4W-120), code 2 = mode 15 (FST4W-900), code 4 = mode 5 (FST4W-300), code 8 = mode 30 (FST4W-1800)
• call signs must be uppercase single quoted 'VK7DIK' See the demos for more.
• power is in dBm (see conversion above). Distance is in kilometres. id is WSPRnet's unique spotnum.
• Arne's WSPR info includes the db field details, bands and mode mappings @
wspr.live
• The db vendor is ClickHouse, see their
online reference
Database query responses and SQL syntax errors are displayed here.
Click the table column labels to sort.
- save your own queries to the Saved list.
- saving an item using an existing name replaces the original.
The Backup and Restore buttons are in the header of the dialog
- the data is saved in JSON text format.
- there are free JSON text editors online.