Is Firmware # for AirSpy HF+ Discovery correct: “R3.0.7-CD” ?

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I've been testing my Christmas purchase Youloop for UHF military airband monitoring 225-399 MHz AM for several weeks now. Despite the specifications suggesting performance only up to 300 MHz, I have f

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Apparently YouLoop is intended to work with AirSpy Discovery. They are a team, if you will. The only test you really need, the definitive test for your case is as follows. Hook up your unmodified YouL

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I found some 1 inch PVC plumbing parts while cleaning out the basement and made a simple frame/base for my YouLoop to make it easier to keep its shape and to have a support for it no matter where I'm

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Thanks Ed, I’ll check those out. Julian Dale MaRRS Lab | UAS Lead Engineer Duke Marine Lab | 135 Duke Marine Lab Road | Beaufort | NC, 28516 | USA julian.dale@... | W: +1 252-504-7680 | C: +1 252

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I have several built and tested Loop amplifier boards for sale. Modified M0AYF, LZ1AQ and an improved version of the WelGood Amp. If anyone is interested you can contact me off list at everettsharp (a

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If anyone is interested in a amplifier for their YouLoop I have for sale a very nice 20dB amplifier, with a bias tee. I also have some built and tested Improved WellGood Loop amplifiers. If you want a

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Ask Amazon, "rg402 coaxial cable". I think they have some available.... {^_-}

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Exactly.

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I didn't know of that one....just tried and gives me the same as SFC....'In Transit' since April 23rd. Patrick

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Speaking of the loop....where are the instructions for the shorting of "R3"?? Is it pinned in this group?

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Hi RG402 is a semi-rigid coax quite suitable to mechanically form a Loop, but not really the best for a lead-in where flexibility is desirable; IMHO http://www.sumlocable.com/sub_product/rg401-rg402rg

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Yes. I think this should be sufficient. No antenna will work as intended in these conditions. Better let it live outside. This should be still OK for the lower bands (< 10MHz). A preamp like the one I

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