Easy plug and play setup with Digrig and KX3, G90
Response from developer
Yay! I’m so glad it was simple for you and the KX3 is a choice rig. I built this with my own KX2 in mind but it works for everyone ❤️ Keep on activating and be sure to drop me a line if you ever have suggestions or questions. 73 KB0RB
OUTSTANDING!!!
Response from developer
I’m so glad you’re enjoying! The iPhone is how I always imagined the app being used so it makes me really happy you’re getting out there with a pocket station. Not that I don’t love my iPads too. Keep hunting and hope to catch you down the log! 73 KB0RB
Absolutely Fantastic App!
Response from developer
Hey thanks for the note! Glad you’re enjoying and keep watching the updates for even more POTA goodness!
Great customer service and app!
A+++
I’ve been using iFTx for a while and it’s ehh at best. Bought this app the other day and at first I loved it. The features and UI are awesome and easy to use.
Once I started actually using it, I realized I wasn’t hearing much and when I compared the signal reports to iFTx, Greyline was giving a much lower signal report vs the other app. Example, on Greyline, I was seeing one station coming in a -18 to -24, where with the other I was seeing the same station(within a minute or two) at -2 to -4. I would call CQ and no one would respond, but switched to iFTx and I’d get several people calling back.
When I checked the map, I was being heard by close to 300 other stations, so I know it’s not an issue with getting out.
I hope this can get resolved as I do honestly like the look and feel of this app better than anything on iOS.
Response from developer
Hi there and thanks for the report! I haven’t had anyone else mention this discrepancy between apps. I’ve tried myself on the same device with iFTX and Greyline and never observed it either. I did use the two side by side to refine some timing algorithm issues early in development so I definitely appreciate the science of your approach. Greyline applies the exact same logarithmic equation to compute SNR as any other application, so I need to do some digging to understand what could be a problem here. Nothing else was different between your setups? Please contact me on support@greylineft8.com and we can discuss further.
Love the features, but decoding seems off.
Once I started actually using it, I realized I wasn’t hearing much and when I compared the signal reports to iFTx, Greyline was giving a much lower signal report vs the other app. Example, on Greyline, I was seeing one station coming in a -18 to -24, where with the other I was seeing the same station(within a minute or two) at -2 to -4. I would call CQ and no one would respond, but switched to iFTx and I’d get several people calling back.
When I checked the map, I was being heard by close to 300 other stations, so I know it’s not an issue with getting out.
I hope this can get resolved as I do honestly like the look and feel of this app better than anything on iOS.
Response from developer
Hi there and thanks for the report! I haven’t had anyone else mention this discrepancy between apps. I’ve tried myself on the same device with iFTX and Greyline and never observed it either. I did use the two side by side to refine some timing algorithm issues early in development so I definitely appreciate the science of your approach. Greyline applies the exact same logarithmic equation to compute SNR as any other application, so I need to do some digging to understand what could be a problem here. Nothing else was different between your setups? Please contact me on support@greylineft8.com and we can discuss further.
