I would like to thank everyone for their comments and insights. I should have mentioned that I am looking for receiving signals above 108 MHz. I currently have a Perseus and an Elad, so I think I am

Hi, Why not post a screenshot of SDR Console – the whole display? Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Hi, I think I have the same problem, I have a rsp1a and the same audio phenomena acours both with sdr-console and SDRuno but not when I use sdr-sharp, I think its a windows problem as it started when

Are you sure only one receiver is active? I've been surprised with this in the past. The receive menu bar will give you a list of all receivers that are currently defined. If

I'm using the latest 64-bit version with Win10 and RSP2, but I noticed this problem starting in version .18. The issue is that there is always some kind of a ghost receiver (for lack of better term)

Here's my RSP1A on 2 meters, notice the signal strength of the repeater at 146.700 as 90 dB above the noise floor (the small mound at the floor of that signal is repeater splatter). The little RSP1A

So George, to qualify my earlier comments that I made on the very similar RSP2 regarding HF performance, I must say that on VHF/UHF I have found it satisfactory. I would guess the RSPdx is very

What does TaskManager say about memory usage? And a picture would likely help. But Parallels is not a standard usage. So debugging may be a challenge. {o.o}

I would like to thank everyone for their comments and insights. I should have mentioned that I am looking for receiving signals above 108 MHz. I currently have a Perseus and an Elad, so I think I am

I know SDRconsole is NOT supported in Parrallels except by extreme good fortune. Still, I figure in this group are some people who understand USB ports and hardware and software 'stuff' who likely can

Hi Simon, Problem is solved, it was actually due to an incorrectly configured RX / TX converter. Thank you very much for that incredible Software! -- 73 de www.dl6wab.de

I think some of the answer depends on what frequencies you want to listen to? Not sure about RSPdx, but I consider my RSP2 adequate at best on LF/MF/HF due to lots of overload issues. Not sure if the

Interesse halber: Mit USB Isolator funktioniert alles prima. Aber vorsicht, nicht jeder Isolator funktioniert. Windows sieht dann den Pluto nicht, oder nur manchmal. Habe schliesslich einen mit USB2

I ended up building a W1VLF, AM BC filter for KA1GJU Super Station #2, since that server is the only one with an SDRPlay RXR. All others got destroyed in the lightning hit of 2019. Here's a link to

I have a RSP2. Initially, I had terrible problems with overloading from our local broadcast station on 800 Khz. I built a wave trap with a 365 pF variable and a ferrite toroid, which worked great to

Kriss. I think a fair point (pun intended!😊) would be to say that the performance on AM BCB might depend on where you live and the type of antennas you use. I don’t have any powerful TXs close

Kriss, Not an uncommon "feature" of wideband SDRs. http://ka7oei.blogspot.com/2018/06/a-limited-attenuation-high-pass-filter.html has some useful designs to level out signals over 0-30MHz. 73 Alan

George, If you mean the RSPdx, none that I have noticed. It performs really well, as I expected, on MW and SW but due to lack of proper antennas, I can’t claim the same above 30MHz. I have heard

It 'plays' very well with SDRC (pun intended)! As to it's tendency to overload from nearby AM BC stations creating images across the spectrum, I'll let the others comment on that... 🤐 73 Kriss

Do you mean the RSPDX or the RSP1? There isn't a RSP1DX. -- Martin m3ghe