Hello Edward, Echoing what others have said, I really appreciate your past efforts in creating fantastic plugins for us to use. I, too, hope you will reconsider leaving, but I completely understand yo

Hello Juan, I've had very good success using several SDRs with multiple SDR programs (SDRSharp, SDR Condole, HDSDR) feeding through a virtual audio cable, and into multiple digital decoding programs (

#airspydiscovery

You're welcome. I don't know which Airspy radio you are using, but on Andrea Montefusco's website it implies that you need at least firmware version R.3.0.6-BB, dated 20190820, in order to run the 1.1

Thanks for providing the link, Alan. Just to clarify for other people interested in getting the dll for HDSDR, if you go to the Airspy.com/download website and click on the blue 'Download' button on t

A relatively inexpensive, and readily-available type of high-performance coax is quad-shield RG-6. Yes, it is 75-ohm coax as opposed to the ideal 50-ohm impedance design of the Airspy line of SDR rece

Oops, sorry -- I didn't read your message carefully enough. You clearly stated no coax was involved. That still doesn't rule out a defective barrel connector, or a defective connector on the antenna,

Thanks so much for the response, Ron. Have a wonderful day. 73. Ken, WBØOCV East Falmouth, MA USA 41.5997N, 70.5614W FN41ro

Greetings Ron, The EcoWip line of antenns sounds intriguing, especially the low voltage and low current aspects of the EcoWhip 2. Do you have a reference for a website from which to order the EcoWhip

Hello Juan, It might be possible that the loop antenna is acting as a 'shield' for the active antenna. When I purchased my MiniWhop, the instructions were clear that the MiniWhip needed to be mounted

Hello Juan, What exactly do you mean by "... the signals are too weak with that antenna..."? Compared to what? Another antenna? What type? At what frequencies are you intending to use your MiniWhip? A

Sorry, my mistake. I thought the Discovery HF+ series supported bias-T, but I was wrong. Ken, WBØOCV East Falmouth, MA USA

Do you have the Airspy HF+ Discovery configured to provide an output of bias-T voltage? If so, perhaps there is a momentary short occurring across the antenna connection that is causing a voltage spik

Roland, which version of the .NET framework is installed on your Windows-7 PC? Versions of SDRSharp created after Sep-2015 have required that at least version 4.6 of .NET framework was installed for S

#windows7 #drivers

Going out on a limb here, somewhat related to Kriss' comments. Unless I missed it, Roland hasn't stated whether or not all of his Windows 7 system files are up-to-date. I remember a few years back (Se

#windows7 #drivers

Andy, Instead of shutting down the computer, have you tried Ctrl-Alt-Del key combination to enter the Task Manage, and then "kill" the frozen SDRSharp application via the task manager? That has always

I'm not sure about how to rectify the problem of 'reinstalling' the driver via Zadig, but part of the problem appears to be associated with the fact that a default installation of SDRSharp is missing

#win10 #RTL

See edited response highlighted in yellow -- Ken, WBØOCV East Falmouth, MA USA 41.5997N, 70.5614W FN41ro

#youloop

A very easy solution would be to buy two F-female to SMA-Male connectors, and some inexpensive RG-6 quad-shield coax cable, whatever length you need. Granted, RG-6 cable is 75-ohm impedance versus the

#youloop

Hi Bob, When you have the desired screen displayed, click on the 'Print Screen' key on the keyboard. This will save the screen capture into the clipboard. At this point you MAY be able to 'paste' that

#sdrsharp

I agree with Al regarding the use of RG-58 at VHF frequencies. I will also agree that a run of 1/2" heliax rigid coax is a much better way to go, but that can be hard to come by, expensive, and also h