Current GPU prices is what has me still using my old NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 with my new build -- Mike On 4/15/2022 16:22:17, Curt Faulk wrote:

Tell me about it. It was shocking to me too.

I use a version of that card made by Gigabyte. It’s a few years old now so maybe there’s a better /newer option. The price was a shock today! From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io

Thanks, that's helpful! I liked that Simon reads and displays the existing values first. David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web: https://www.satsignal.eu Email:

Ingolf, Some way into this discussion: https://sdr-radio.groups.io/g/main/topic/error_using_two_identical/33088547 I found this set of instructions, with screenshots in the

On Fri, Apr 15, 2022 at 04:22 PM, sm6fhz wrote: Could you please show us the way to do this. Screenshots, maybe.Ingolf, it's shown here how to do it, as I mentioned yesterday over in the main

On Fri, Apr 15, 2022 at 04:09 PM, David J Taylor wrote: It had escaped my notice that the SDR Console has the ability to set theserial number for RTL dongles. One can do the same with rtl_eeprom.exe

Hi David. Could you please show us the way to do this. Screenshots, maybe. Any special precautions one have to obey to do it in a safe way? 73 / Ingolf, SM6FHZ

It had escaped my notice that the SDR Console has the ability to set the serial number for RTL dongles. Just tried it, and it works nicely. Many thanks for that, Simon! 73, David

Hello, friends. Last fall, I built a new computer around an AMD Ryzen 9 5950X with 64GB of RAM. I used my old video card, an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Founders Edition with 8GB of RAM. I want to put

Yes, Ken, my bad. I deal with three pieces of ham remote software, SDRC Server, Icom's RS-BA1v2, and Remoteham's RCForb. RCForb labels the tuning steps in kHz and I have to make it .500kHz every time

Hi Kriss, I assume you mean 500 Hz step. Setting it to 500 kHz would allow for some very quick tuning with the mouse wheel! ;>) I’ve also set my default SSB tuning step to 500 Hz, or 0.5 kHz

Personally, I set the SSB tuning steps to 500kHz. Most SSB QSO's are on whole digit kHz frequencies. i.e. 3928 kHz, 7255 kHz, 14300 kHz etc. On17M there's lots of activity on 18157.5 kHz so hence my

Hover mouse over spectrum frequency display. Move wheel up and down. Frequency changes in your (laboriously) selected step sizes. Simon hates right click functions, it seems, so I don't

Hi, In reviewing my previous post, below, I notice I may not have been clear: everything posted thus far is what I intended, however I should clarify that the mouse right click

Hi Max, Thanks for your kind response! Yes, I realize and use the waterfall variable step size based on distance +/- center and it's very useful indeed. The function I

Hello Simon, This is extremely exciting news for many of us wishing to remote our ELAD FDM-DUO's. :) I hope the challenges are not too hard to overcome. I am ready and willing to beta test for

and when you unselect a mode it should not be seen ... and not be available with mode button on midi deck means if you only selected usb and cw and click on mode button in midi deck it

Hold mouse over digits top right, the active receiver frequency. Select the digit you want to change by holding pointer over that digit. Play with the mouse wheel.

On Wed, Apr 13, 2022 at 05:39 AM, FoxAcid01 wrote: 1) The right-click frequency up/down step on the waterfall takes one step per click; is it feasible to have the function do a continuous step when