I got a price quote from the US dealer and it was $9875.

That is too expensive for me then! For my needs I cannot justify it. Imagine the antennas you can buy with that sort of cash. However, I will be interested in your opinion. The 32MHz recoding BW is

Price starts at about Euro 8k I think, then you add the options. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

For the "user manual" go here: https://www.sdr-radio.com/ Hover over menu headings at top of page for lots of drop-down information on features. There's lots of useful info. Max

F5 for toggle TX on-off To change individual digits, hover mouse over the required digit in either of the RX or TX DSP panels, then change that digit with mouse wheel, or click above or below that

Hello Simon, it looks like a very capable piece of hardware. I looked at the online shop and it appears to be unavailable now , do you have any idea of what the price will be? The LO PN is without the

Volume is saved with the favorites. {^_^} On 20220330 22:22:23, D M via groups.io wrote:

Conrad, FWIW I'm playing with the WinRadio Excelsior Ultra - now this is some receiver! https://www.winradio.com/home/g69ddce.htm This is quiet! Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

I just had a quick look at the XML Favourites file export and see Simon says at top of file: "The contents of this file must not be changed if the program is to operate correctly. To avoid problems,

On Thu, Mar 31, 2022 at 06:22 AM, D M wrote: Can somebody tell me where can I set the default audio volume instead of the original default value of 50. Volume setting and also audio output source are

New to SDR-Console and having used before Quisk, is there a shortcut like the "space bar" to trigger the PTT? Is there also a way to change the frequency digit by digit but I recognize typing a figure

You can’t but look at: Ribbon Bar, Favourites, Selection, Same Playback Device, Apply Level Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Can somebody tell me where can I set the default audio volume instead of the original default value of 50. When i jump around the the favorites frequencies it gets reset to 50 regardless to what I

144 MHz and 445 MHz dynamic range around here is simply unreal. LNAs have a wide bandwidth on their input, typically. That means you are receiving some VERY weak signals. Unfortunately

Of course, when you are up at 2 meters and above (perhaps even 6 meters to a lesser degree) putting the LNA at the antenna feed point gives you a "free" dB of noise figure reduction.

For my 2 cents worth, having a UTC based time filter would be a great feature. Rather than seeing all stations at a particular frequency, see only stations that "may" be transmitting at

"Conrad, PA5Y" <g0ruz@...> wrote: I'm not Conrad, you're definitely correct in your earlier statements. Others seemed to be advocating lower noise figures in general, as you say there is a

Hello Brian That is true and unnecessary, perhaps I misunderstand but you seem to be indicating that I am advocating sub 1dB noise figures on 144MHz. I am not and Chris Bartram was absolutely

Yes, CSUB is exactly where I saw/used this concept the first time. I remember back in the day using Ham Radio Deluxe (before it was sold), and it also did not have a filter on the frequency database

"Conrad, PA5Y" <g0ruz@...> wrote: Back in the day (i.e. about 1979/80) Chris Bartam G4DGU of muTek determined that 144MHz system noise figures of less than 2dB for terrestrial signals were