Hi, Click home....4 from left

https://www.sdr-radio.com/frequency-database3 This is a link to the SDR console web sit for database This is the place to start.

Hello, For the SDRPlay RSPdx, how does one enable or select that HDR mode it has for freq's under 2 MHz ? Thanks, Bob

Hi, That was my problem. all set now. Much thanks, Bob

Wire versions of the bowtie are still popular with aviation enthusiasts as they cover both VHF and UHF airbands I have one myself, they work well - when there are some aircraft about Paul

you may have two multiplexes on two different frequencies and from two directions ... here in germany that is very often the case ... be it with digital terrestrical tv ... or with digital radio ...

Hi Bob I have RSP2, so sorry, not quite the same, but if it is similar the antenna selection is on the Home tab, but only appears of course once the radio is "Started". May help? Maybe not! 73 Max

Collect only and you need to climb three 50 foot trees to retrieve it Allan G3PIY

Swap, Alan? Michael

A bit smaller than my latest 350 foot long wire Michael Allan G3PIY

Confirmed, Alan, as in my previous posting. Michael 2E0IHW ..............................

We called them Bow Tie dipoles in days ofold. Wideband, for local reception of UHF TV. Allan G3PIY From:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io [mailto:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io] On Behalf Of Max Sent: 05 April

Looks lime a U100 TV rotor. In the city you do not need a HIGH antenna, just something pointing in the right direction 8=) Jerry

I think we’ve all worked out “what it is” Max, but the big questions remain unanswered… Why is it there? What IS the frequency coverage@ What is it actually being used for? …and WHO is

Hello, I give up. Where, please, is the selection box for selecting which of the three ant. inputs are used/active for a SDRPlay RSPdx ? Thanks, Bob

In the early days of DTT I cobbled together a batwing with wire (inspired by Rothammel) atop a pole on the chimney to compare signals from the only six (sic) transmitters I could receive. It worked

Yes, you are quite right Tom. Most likely 1.5 inch....... my "over-engineering" brain kicking in! Max

Hi Alan, Good point and I didn't realise there were unscheduled transmissions. Steve m0zeh

Thanks, Max. It worked perfectly and was very quick and super-simple. Stay safe, brother! 73, Curt - N6ATC

Simon: The file is easily enough edited in Notepad++, it took me all of about 4 minutes to do it. Now that I know what to look for, it's a piece of the Vicar's cake. I would it think it wouldn't be a