Hi Everyone, new guy here. I did poke around, but not quite seeing a complete answer. I have lots of SDR USB dongles, a Hack RF, and even the old SDR IQ receiver. Only mentioning that for background,

True, and any individual Kiwi operator can limit incoming connections that support the TDOA service. -- Mike On 2/15/22 15:05, EB4APL wrote:

thanks Ken !

The problem here is that you need the receivers time synchronized in order to measure the time difference. As far as I know the kiwi receivers are GPS synchronized in order to achieve this.

Hi Alex, Any idea if you will support Mac running M1 processor any time soon, I have come to the conclusion this is my issue. regards Foxone

Airspy HF+ Discovery, SDR Console V3, random wire with binocular balun. SDR console V3 has pseudo stereo and Binaural (AM). Peter

Hi Paul, I suspect you are correct in assuming ‘Time Difference of Arrival’. The Kiwi network of SDR receivers (similar to the SpyServer network) provides a utility where you can use a map

Frank, Just FWIW I keep my Pluto + TX preamp/amp cool with this excellent USB fan. Draws only 1 or 2 watts, on low speed it’s quiet. In general it doesn’t get too hot in Cornwall,

Time Difference Of Arrival, i’m assuming does everyone out there recognize this acronym ? anyway what’s the interest here ? are we talking about multiple receivers and triangulation, passive

this is the one that has the stereo fading this is so weird but cool sounding On 2/10/2022 2:15 PM, Peter 1956 wrote:

Hello what rig set up did you use? also I noticed a really cool stereo fading on one of the ids how did you get that done? thanks Hank On 2/10/2022 10:55 AM, Peter

My R2 gets very hot after just an hour or so of operating. I recently attached two small heatsinks to the case to try and help it dissapate some of the heat. I think the performance is suffering

Hi, do you plan to develop a TDOA plugin for SdrSahrp? It is the tool that would make the software even more attractive.

Alternatively, you could avoid modifying your radio and instead make use of the 'RX Loop' ports on the back of the IC-7600. You can feed the 'output' port of the RX Loop into a 2-way splitter, then

Also an Arch user and did have a problem with my Discovery and libusb 1.0.25, it was fixed in a airspyhf patch https://github.com/libusb/libusb/issues/1059 airspyone_host drivers were patched for this

Hi All, I am running Arch linux and the crash issue seems to be related to a libusb update that was posted Feb 3 2022. Apparently part of the libusb interface was 'refactored' requiring any

Hi Alex, I also have the same issue It seems to be an issue with Monterey and build 1.0.25 I actually gave up with it due to the crash at start but will try again and catch the crash dump in the next

Joanne, Probably why I wrote "standard" in quotes! It would be helpful if the Audio Recorder could resample to the older rates too. David GM8ARV -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for

Out of addled curiosity why do you think CDROM sample rates are the industry standard? The hardware in modern PCs is based on 48 kHz and harmonics. Of course, getting to 48 kHz audio

With the Community Edition, there is an audio recorder plug in with a variety of sample rates all based on 8 kHz or multiples. It would be helpful if these could be expanded in the future to include