Thank you for answer and suggestion ,i use RS41 non sonde monitor

A few months ago I experimented with radio probes. I remember that the bandwidth had to be set manually in the audio DSP waterfall. This can be done by moving the flanks with the mouse in such a way

Ok Bob thank you today at the right tim of launch i try some of your suggestion ,to decode i use RS41 not Sonde Monitor regrds Maurizio -----Messaggio originale----- Sent: Friday, January 15, 2021

Actually, try W-FM. N-FM engages the de-emphasis & filtering, which might be changing the demodulated signal enough to prevent whatever decoding program you're using (SondeMonitor?) from decoding it.

Yes i work in narrow fm but RS41 not decode ,differently with sdr sharp ihave no problem regards Maurizio

Switch to narrow fm.. Am 15.01.2021 18:00 schrieb ik2pcumaurizio@...:

Goodmorning I am Maurizio IK2PCU from Milano I needhelp for the connection between SDR CONSOLE and RS41 to receive radiosonde ,iuse a usb receiver RTL2832U, i have a good signal with SDR CONSOLE but

Goodmorning I am Maurizio IK2PCU from Milano I needhelp for the connection between SDR CONSOLE and RS41 to receive radiosonde ,iuse a usb receiver RTL2832U, i have a good signal with SDR CONSOLE but

I decided to try and understand what might be going on with the external radio function / OmniRig within SDRC. Let's hope that I didn't overstep what I can do. I thought to establish the basic

I don't see here that you understand noise at all well, especially the characterization and measurement of noise. First off, S9+30 dB is in practical terms no more descriptive than,

That’s more or less what I expected.The SDR meter provides a jolly useful measure of change and not anythingabsolute. I began to get interested in this topic whendiscussing the Tiny 2.8 Spectrum

Until you calibrate it there is no way SDRC can be thought of as being calibrated. Without a thorough of what Simon is displaying you cannot take the spectrum levels as

Not really Allan G3PIY

No, Sorry. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Hi, is it possible to run more than oneTM-2 controller? 73 Francesco, IN3XZP

Hi, is it possible to run more than oneTM-2 controller? 73 Francesco, IN3XZP

Does this not help? https://www.sdr-radio.com/s-meter 73 Alan G4ZFQ

Hi Willi I tried lots of settings, visual gain and receiver gain, bandwidth etc but the meter consistently read 6dB or more too high compared with the trace.. I then set the receiver to 500KHz scan

Allan, As I understand it, values would be equal only if you could select the same bandwidth for the spectrum range and the demodulation range. But you can try and tell us what you find out :-) vy

That will be an interesting challenge for USB3, 2 Gbps. {^_^}