I know! I was just gonna ask for that... Seriously, my brother in law gave ma a copy of the new Elton John and Leon Russell collaboration on VINYL phonograph records for Christmas. His wife asked him

No 8 Track?..I'm bummed out now. Jim's iPhone 3GS

Well, having worked as a broadcast engineer in the U.S. for nearly the last 30 years, all I can say is... HUH?!?!?� I have no idea what Jose's been smokin', but it must be REALLY good. ;-)

:-)lol

I guess BBC quality is better than great then! -Bruce

Hi Ive been rx'ing broadcast stations all day via my FUNcube using WRplus (with W-FM)and sounds great. yes not BBC quality but sounds great.

Don't expect stellar performance from the Dongle on Broadcast FM. It can only "read" an 80 Khz wide swath, and broadcast FM is 150 KHz wide. It'll work, but it won't sound pleasant at all. N1RX (one

Good videos, Peter- thanks. I am seeing two issues (for what it's worth) when I try to decode: - My decode window Freq is always off from the console window - When console windows are booming in,

I don't think Simon can do much at the moment, he like many others lost out on the last Batch,

Hi, 75KHz is the nominal frequency deviation of a FM mono broadcast transmission, but now all of them are using stereo mode, adding two 38KHz sub-carriers. Mode is called 256-f3 because

Sry Simon! I apologize , I did mistake. It seemed to me to have done it before .... Augusto hb9tza Il 04/01/2011 19.49, Simon HB9DRV ha scritto:

No the Funcube Dongle.

Internet? Simon HB9DRV http://sdr-radio.com From: sdr-radio-com@... [mailto:sdr-radio-com@...] On Behalf Of Rob M0TFO Ah thats great news,and thanks for the link. Mono is fine. just nice when

Ah thats great news,and thanks for the link. Mono is fine. just nice when working on the computer to have radio 1 playing in the background.

Hi, OK – if that’s what’s needed then the next kit will have this, just mono only to start with J Simon HB9DRV http://sdr-radio.com

Hi Simon I think most other SDR software cover unto 192khz on W-FM 73 Rob

Hi, From: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FM_broadcast_band Deviation and bandpass Normally each channel is 200 kHz (0.2 MHz) wide, and can pass audio and subcarrier frequencies up to 100 kHz.

Hi, No –I’ll maybe add it very soon but need help! What bandwidths are needed? For broadcast I think it’s 100kHz, anyway let me know what typical bandwidths are needed please. You

I may of just missed it,but does sdr-radio support Wide FM? Rob

Hi, The VFO specification is very simple so I see no problems. The only downside is the bandwidth of only 80kHz – with 500kHz or more we could see more signals simultaneously... Simon