Max, Yes there is a wat. Use the two tone generator built in Console and turn Drive only up to the points when you only see tour two tones in the middle of the 300 to 3000KHz SSB channel, and another

Agreed! Mike

Sorry folks, but I'm with Dewey. Over on the TS-590 groups site we had members posting the latest Covid-19 Memes to which they thought would brighten somebody's day. Here was my post: Kriss Kliegle

Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Up yours with a pitchfork. {+_+}

Bad taste! While I do see the sincere attempt at humor in these horrible times, there could very likely be members here suffering with COVID-19, or have very close loved ones who are. This is just a

The WorthyValued Friends is one hurdle Tom. First send somesamples of the sort of valuable things you would like to receive. Address onrequest Allan G3PIY From:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io

Friends, Please take very special care during this period. If you die, your partner might sell all your gear for what they think you paid for it. Even worse, your kids will just send it to

Just an FYI... The Elad S2 attenuator is actually 12db, not 20 as it inidcates in SDRC. It is the S1 that had the 20db attenuator. This issue has been mentioned before but it doesn't get

Arduinos are nice :) I've done something like that on my own using an Arduino Micro. It's perfectly emulating a Midi Device when connected via USB. Sorry as i don't have a schematic of

Try that suggestion of Martin’s first George and use a variablecapacitor 500+500pF plus fixed of a few hundred pF to see the effect. To get a really narrow filter with near vertical sides using

Solved.. After the previous uninstall and reinstall, I noted that I had an outstanding BIOS update due from Intel. I installed that update, and without changing anything else, the SDR server anager

Unfortunately, the port is not in use, or at least not showing as in use by any tools I currently have at my disposal. Attached is the current "netstat -ano" output from an Administrator cmd window. I

On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 09:13 AM, Allan Isaacs wrote: Just make a simple 1240KHz notch filter circa 50dB 10uH in series with a 1.2nF capacitor connected across the receiver input should do the

the spectrum display......... but how clean? To my eye it always looks a lot worse than what you see with received SSB signals from other stations? Max, I do not know if the TX display accurately

nice ... if you add a few more midifunctions (say a vfo wheel encoder?!?) ... or 100 % overshoot for only ptt (cause an ftdi chip and cts pulled to ground does the same thing)

Hi George, I lived for a number of years very close (<5km) to the main MW transmitters in Central Scotland and used a Wellbrook loop quite successfully. Overload was a problem when there were

Hi Alan So in other words, I should be looking for a clean looking signal in the spectrum display......... but how clean? To my eye it always looks a lot worse than what you see with received SSB

George Just make a simple 1240KHz notch filtercirca 50dB and most of your worries should be over if their transmission isclean. Having done that use the minimum amount ofgain.. = sufficient

Very likely you can add attenuation beyond the Elad's 20 dB without affecting signal to noise ratios. I think your measurements suggested you had another external 20 dB attenuator. Note the amplitude