I have several, actually. First, with v3.0 I can't get the program to properly recognize my RTL-SDR that has both HF and VHF/UHF capability It works fine with v2.0. Second, there is a tone on top of

I have several, actually. First, with v3.0 I can't get the program to properly recognize my RTL-SDR that has both HF and VHF/UHF capability. It works fine with v2.0. Second, there is a tone on top of

Hi Henry, Thanks for your comments. I wasn't aware of the relationship you mention. Not that it matters much, just curious: If I had wanted the same bandwidth on 20m, I should have used a thinner wire

Hi Anders, You have just shown for yourself, although you were not looking for it, the relationship between wire-thickness, antenna band-width and frequency. It would be interesting to see the

Have you tried R2 at 10msps?

Thanks for that input Larry. That's what I wanted to hear. I'll probably pursue the UDOO for my next fun project. Phil - KC5TM

Hello Phil, I have tested the Airspy Spyverter under Debian X86 64-bit Linux Stretch and Windows 10 on the Udoo X86 Advanced Plus, albeit with a 27" display, and it runs without issues. A 7" touch

I have written an article about the construction of an HF Dipole and about using the SpyVerterR2 and SpectrumSpy for analysing and tuning. For those interested the article can be found

Larry, Are you going to volunteer to build a UDOO-Airspy w/ LCD (touchscreen)? Sounds like a fun task to plow forth with. Phil - KC5TM -- Phil Daniels http://www.linkedin.com/in/phildan

A lot of thank's. I will study it :-)

<runahue@...> wrote: I have found this small single-board computer to very stable, feature rich, and consumes very little power (suitable for battery operation). From: UDOO

Yes, Two SMA – one for HF, one for VHF. Simon Brown, G4ELI www.sdr-radio.com

Simon Brown wrote: --- Thanks for the update, Simon. A passband of 640 kHz is just fine for me. For ferreting out HF utility stations with my Cloud-IQs, I normally use 700 kHz. I've tried larger

Actually, 640kHz of flat passband. Simon Brown, G4ELI www.sdr-radio.com

Hi Alex, Thanks for implementing the support. I will dispatch more hardware as it is produced. It's coming!

Hi Ian, Technically, the Airspy HF+ is already supported in Gqrx because I implemented the gr-osmosdr backend already in

Hi Simon just a quick question about HF+ as you already tested this unit...do you think that the HF + can be compared for performance to an Elad Fdm 2 or even a Perseus? What do you think about the

Hi Guys! I hope that the HF + will be available soon for sale as waited for a long time! Does anyone know roughly when they will start the pre orders? before Xmas? lol ;-) I looking very forward to

Hi Ruben I use MINIX Z83-4 as dedicated SDR PC. Tested with HPSDR & SDR Console version 2 and version 3. Using Elad FDM S2. Works very well. Windos 10, 4 G mem, quad core, no fans, 12V supply. Running

In your twitt just one word was understandable to me, but enough to make your opinion clear ;-) Andrea Montefusco IW0HDV