Hello I didn't receive the link to your website can you resend it please? thanks Hank

What about sticking them in a case with some velcro tape?? No tools needed to dismount any (just in case) and its cheap and does not need a special 3d printed holder. Add a few sma to n socket

What you are describing sounds like the Fast Scanner plugin for SDR#. Joe M.

I would be interested to know if anyone has designed a 3D printed "holder/mount" for any of the Airspy SDRs? I am looking to monitor 50MHz, 70MHz, 144MHz and 432MHz by using a combination of Airspy

Kurt, This is a way to do most of what you want: https://youtu.be/9AR-QemkSic

To see what the possibilities/difficulties are,first of all the API to match with shoulod be known, One of my (simpler) projects is a DAB Library, with a handful of functions, but some interface

I think it would definitely be an interesting and useful project for all current and future SDR# users... who hasn't taken advantage of it to hear music or news with the old FMW... 😉

SDR receivers convert an entire block of spectrum into live streaming I/Q data that can be processed in real time. That's why we get the nice real time spectrum display, and why we can record an

You can encapsulate the code as a C++ dll and interface it with a wrapper plugin. Not difficult at all. I can assist if needed.

I've looked online on and off for a year or two, and haven't found an answer, or example to an idea I have. Something along the lines of a scanner, or scanning, but an entire band, for example, 10m,

It shouldn't be that hard to encapsulate one of these Open Source projects as plugins for SDR#. Any one interested ?

The only SDR program that I can think of that incorporates a DAB decoder is SDRAngel. A quite powerful machine is needed to run it and installation in Linux seems to quite complex. I have tried the

Whilst far more basic than PDW there is also a plugin for POCSAG decoding. You could try that so you aren't dependent on any auxillairy audio component.

airspy and DAB as combination works pretty well, I have written a lot of DAB software for devices as airspy and similar opnes I do not know the API for the SDR#, I do not know the language needed for

I'd like to try Spy Server to setup a remote receiver as far from sources of interference as possible but I saw the following on the package description "supports Airspy R0, R2, Mini, Airspy HF+ and

Some more suggestions: Install the DSD+ plugin and use that AUX Audio output. That will allow you to change the levels independent of the main/speaker volume. Install VB-Cable. It's much

Since there is no cost involved, why not try HDSDR and VBcable. I have used those for an R@ and PDW with no trouble. If that does or does not work, it may tell you something about your other setup.

I just plugged in the other Antenna on my R2 and fired up PDW with no config, getting traffic. Setting are visible - pic attached.

Thanks for this! I have these on the way from iTead :) (1) HF+ (1) R2 (4) Mini

Hi George, Looking at your screenshot, can you confirm that the output is set to the VAC? Paul