I'd make sure you're not using 8-bit mode on anything other than SDR#... there appear to be 'tricks' in use by SDR# and perhaps not by other client implementations to make 8-bit mode work (something t

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 fe

You've exposed these settings on SDR#, since some users clearly found it useful there. Not sure why you're reluctant to expose it on the Spyserver end. Anyway, I have a solution which doesn't require

So what you're saying is there's no way for me to get visibility of the AGC state, or control any settings via the Spyserver? It sure would be nice to know what is going on, and since you just suggest

Situation: - Multiple Airspy HF Discovery units (along with kiwisdrs, red pitayas, other stuff) at a low-noise remote site, hooked up to a broadband monopole antenna via a distribution amplifier (Moto

Have you tried VB Cable yet? > VB-Cable is probably a better option, and there's a free version (with only one 'loopback cable' - which is all you need!): https://www.vb-audio.com/Cable/ > Install it,

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VB-Cable is probably a better option, and there's a free version (with only one 'loopback cable' - which is all you need!): https://www.vb-audio.com/Cable/ Install it, and you'll find you have one new

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Thanks prog... I haven't used the groups.io interface much. I've also confirmed that the gr-osmosdr client implementation talks to the Spyserver, so that's a fallback, if a bit of a heavy-handed solut

Hi, With the remote HF receive site coming along well (3x Airspy HF's on one RPi4 seems to work fine!), I'd like to run some HF receive services up at the site using the Spyservers, for example: - HF

Yes, we need multiple users per receiver. Also I'm of the understanding that the SDR Console server is essentially sending raw IQ, which would probably not be a nice thing to do to our internet backha

Hi all, My amateur radio club (the Amateur Radio Experimenters Group, here in Adelaide South Australia) have recently obtained access to a remote site, which is very radio quiet and well suited for us

I've used other HF SDRs with an IC-7600 - the panadapter in the 7600 is a bit weak (but it is quite an old radio), so having the separate external panadapter is definitely nice. Probably the best way

Icom have released a pretty good spec for both the IC-R8600 and IC-7610 IQ interfaces, and have released an ExtIO DLL for both (yes I realise this isn't useful for cross-platform support). It doesn't

+1 from me (noting that I'm awaiting the 'are you volunteering to code this?' email). I use my Airspy HF+ in parallel with my IC-7610 (using a 2-way RF splitter in the receive loop), and being able to

So what's the challenges in making something like the airspy HF+ work well on HF, 2m *and* 6m? I mean, it goes down to 60 MHz... 50-54 MHz isn't *that* far away surely? Are you limited by the tuners '

So maybe this was mentioned somewhere else, but why the gap right around the 6m band? I would have thought a nice sensitive receiver like this would be useful for 6m DX.. I'm presuming it's some funct

Well, once I have my AirSpy HF+, i'll post some examples of it in this situation :-) When I was doing something similar with an SDR-IQ on another rig, I'd occasionally see the overload light come on..

What kind of response time (time constant?) is the AGC running? I will be using my AirSpy HF+ in the receive loop of a Icom IC-7610, and when I transmit there is likely to be a bit of RF ending up in