I understand the RTL2832 works with Airspy, trying to get spyserver working. On Ubuntu I keep getting this loop: Found Rafael Micro R820T tuner [R82XX] PLL not locked! Reattached kernel driver On

Thank you Kriss, See the 3 holes here below with an HF discovery . The HF+ will probably take it's space. The top airspy is a R2. 73 Jean-Marc PS on the reverse side of

Hi guys collected my Airspy R2 units yesterday very happy with them both but I have a question, When I was last involved with the community (way before the R2 unit came about) there was an ADSB hub on

Here's a 'rough' sketch of the AIrspy HF+ (Not the Discovery). Sketch is NOT to scale, but the dimensions are within +/- 1mm 73 Kriss KA1GJU

It's me again !, Could someone tell me about le enclosure size L l H and the 4 bottom screws spacings ?. (for the HF+) Thank you Jean-marc (drilling, ...)

Ok I will try again. You are correct Program files x86.

Yes Opened zandig and app as administrator I'm non technical so go easy. Ran install rtsldr. As admin. Tried to install old versions Over 5 times total

You are attempting to install it in c:\Program Files (x86) Windows will not allow you to download files into that folder for security reasons. Select some other folder like C:\Radio for sdr# and you

Did you open that as administrator? Sent from mobile

Hi unable to install rtlsdr Where can I get the download I need

Hi I opened install rtlsdr and cmd window says download rtlsdrr driver. Then cannot open. See attachment for cmd screen I've installed everything 5 or more times would appreciate a link to download

USB issues. I don't have any experience with any of the other Odroids to compare. I mainly use Rasbperry PIs. I bought the N2 right before the PI4 came out, since it sounded like it had the

Hello from Cambodia! My name is Seyha Khom. I am a high school student at Liger Leadership Academy in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I am currently working on a project to distribute Software Defined Radio

To be fair, they do mention no X11 ("Unfortunately, there is no X11 GPU driver since Arm has no plan to support X11 for Bifrost GPUs anymore") on the specification page

USB issues sounds like a killer. I run my SBCs headless mostly. Hmmmm.

The N2 is a real workhorse. I use one as a DVR headend and it is just as capable as the PC it replaced. But it has USB issues that make attached USB storage a bit persnickety, and a lack of hardware

Have you read the last few messages? They are likely to apply to Mint as to anything else. {o.o}

What is it you don't like about the N2? I have a couple that I haven't done anything with yet. Have you experience with the XU4 to compare against? Just curious.

As a newbie here, can someone point me in the right direction for information on how to set up spyserver on Mint 18.3 with my Airspy HF+ to allow access remotely over the internet. Thanks

To shorten things up, here is what I had to do to get spyserver (32-bit ARM version) functional on an OdroidN2 running Armbian Stretch Legacy (64-bit system) sudo dpkg --add-architecture armhf