Sounds like a good movie title! While I remain skeptical about such things, they are entertaining to watch from time to time. I went into this one having no idea what I was about to see, but some

In version 1858 Using spyserver as input , locally on the network only Im having waterfall stalls , stops and then wont recover , shutdown restart the program only fix so far A clean install from

I gave up on that one as well. Had a plugin error but I can't remember which one..

I am not able to help you anyway, but I advise you to be less stingy with information: be specific about the operating system, where you connect to to download the software, what steps you take, what

I have tried numerous times to install the community build with all of the plugins included.The install fails when trying to install the FMList file. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help that

I don't know where this thread is heading, but it's an opportunity to recall how the front-end of the HF+ series was designed. The T in LNTA means Transconductance.

Thanks In Advance ??? Dewey

Hi Gord Transimpedance Amplifier : voltage gain is about 1 the amplification gain is from the impedance transformation to 50 ohms output usually somewhere in the range 60-120x Paul N8CVW

a good choke at antenna input right before the rig also helps that the cable is not acting as a longwire antenna without antenna there should be nearly no signal if cable is decoupled well

Guessing it is probably a Transimpedance Amplifier. Or maybe a really big tiara? Greg Ella N0EMP

Hi folks, Could someone please tell me what the devil TIA is supposed to mean? I have done a search, even including sdr as a search keyword. I am sure it is not the airport in Tiran (TIA),

Hi Byron I understand your point. I’d like to respond for now in keeping with the reply I sent to Joanne a few minutes ago, and give this Youloop / TIA investigation a full going over before

Hi Joanne You missed, or sidestepped the point, maybe consciously or otherwise because it supports the conclusions you hold dear. I won’t continue re-regurgitating the whole presentation in response

That is why you should disconnect the antenna at the radio input, silly person. {+_+}

Paul, If you get signals with a preamp inline that were simply "below the water line" and "not there" at all with the loop alone, that seems odd. If the noise floor rises with the loop alone

     Good morning Cathal It’s been a pleasure chasing this with you and I feel the same, but for my view there’s scant observed phenomena to work with, so all we’ve had to

I'm out. There's no willingness from the OP to consider the well-established other possibilities (faulty experiment design, faulty measurements, faulty understanding of the basic concepts involved,

Use your imagination. I walk around until I see something that will work. A coil of polyethylene plumbing tubing could probably add enough beef the result could be stood up or hung and still

The loop impedance is (puns intended) complex. The resistance portion is tiny. The reactance component is very high. So matching the antenna requires some imagination due the huge imaginary

Sorry - too late. I'm done. I don't deal well with impermeable skulls. {+_+}