I unchecked the Shift box and it made absolutely no difference.

The connectors appear to be fine- no holes beside the inner socket. When using the Spyverter, I either connect it with the barrel connector that came with it or a separate SMA interconnect cable. Is

Good morning. Can we consider v1756 as a final version for now or will newer versions appear soon? -- Regards, Henk in NL 2 x Airspy R2, v1732

From: jdow Look up the documentation for CuteSDR. Moe Wheatley did a good design document for it. It uses float or double. The results for float with regards to DSP performance rather than code

On a general-purpose CPU, especially with an FPU, sure. Frequency calculations lend themselves well to fixed-point because they have well-defined/limited range determined by the hardware at

Oh - shift - is the Shift tickbox checked? {^_^}

That suggests a damaged connector. Look at the inner contacts to see that the male appendage end goes straight into the female socket part of the connector. A telltale hole beside the

I'm wondering if there's any connection between my earlier problem of the Spyverter's being way off (30Khz) in calibration?

I've connected/disconnected a few times, but am careful to connect in the correct direction. Yes, I do see a massive birdy on 120Hhz. The R2 is working well by itself.

Dave, My Spyverter.does not have any indicator LEDs.

Do you connect and disconnect frequently? Backwards probably will not work. If you tune to 120 MHz do you see a massive birdy from the Spyverter LO? You have tested that the R2

Look up the documentation for CuteSDR. Moe Wheatley did a good design document for it. It uses float or double. The results for float with regards to DSP performance rather than code performance

Not fully true, the Airspy HF+ can (currently/unofficially) receive part of the L-Band (1.2 GHz to 1.67 GHz). Both Japan and Italy use the 1500MHz band for LTE. So it is possible, just in a very

Have you seen "A New Recursive Quadrature Oscillator" by Martin Vicanek? This seems to be more stable than most. It is also simple and quick. {^_^}

Do any of the indicator LED's on the SpyVerter illuminate when connected to the AirSpy with the Bias Tee turned ON? These LED's should turn on and off based on the bias tee setting. Dave - WØLEV I

My Spyverter installation has suddenly become deaf. Here's what I did so far: 1.Checked the connection between the Airpsy R2 and the Spyverter. (The Airspy runs fine on its own.) 2. Opened the

Hello Martin, I have fixed the 96K audio sample rate modifying the config file. Unfortunately it looks like the same fix doesn't work for the bandwidth which, no matter what I do, can't be set up

It very much depends on what one is doing. Some observing modes are "spectral". Some could usefully use as much bandwidth as you can throw at them, since sensitivity is proportional (all else

Do you need to cover the whole frequency range between these two? I thought radio astronomy mainly looks at a few narrow bands. So use a downconverter and an HF direct sampling receiver. You

Direct sampling at between 400MHz and 1.4GHz isn't exactly cheap...