3 x 80 MSPS streams with some plugins running.

You are talking Winradio, I have many Winradios here including the Sigma. I need my brains testing 😊 . Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Gee, I didn't know I could read Italian so fluently. One would think it was in English it was so easy to read. Maybe it got fixed now? {O.O}

I just tried it and it's working here: English - The Guide v2.1 (feb’21) Update to release 1.0.0.1804 Joe M.

I'm afraid you will have to live with it for some time. But don't worry, people live long and prosperous lives until their cache is invalidated.

Negatory, same same. Tried two different browsers incognito mode on PC and another on my phone.

Just refresh your browser with Ctrl + F5

Nope, not fixed. PDF is labeled English but the content is Italian. https://airspy.com/downloads/SDRSharp_The_Guide_v2.1_ENG.pdf

Fixed. Sorry for the frustration.

It's a DLL (library) issue. In ye olden days Winderz was infamous for DLL conflict issues. I found reports of similar problems with Linux installs. Both SS and SDR# have some common DLLs in their

Hello, All I can download is in Italian. Don't know of it's simply mislabeled, or if I am in the wrong spot. Is there a link to this lates 2.1 version that is verified to be in English ? Thanks, R.

We're talking WinRadio offerings, I bet, with x thousand dollar price tags. {o.o}

That is a particularly nice illustration of the excess noise that exists at HF and low VF as you're likely to see. The bottom of the spectrum noise is the ISO noise curve modified by

This is especially true when making use of the matrix. {^_^}

One source places this 80MSPS receiver at USD8750.00, a "decent" price indeed.

When I say expensive I mean decent.

Still I have been surprised how my large HF receive loop picks up plenty of VHF and airband signals. And vice versa, how a small VHF whip still picks up plenty of HF signals. It is the first receiver

Was about to say RX-888 but no, that's not what I'd call "expensive". Still would be nice to see supported in SDR# though. Bob NO6B

Well Prog, that would be nice.. if it worked. A 40m dipole antenna won't work very well for weather sats at 137 MHz.

8-]~~~~~~~~~~~~ Joe M.