I'm fighting something else so getting in to dig out the data will take me awhile. There is a way to dive in and pull out the serial number. On my machine it is not reliable.

Hi! Thank you for your advises I will test when time occurs. 73 de Sven SM6FMB Den 8/9/2022 kl. 10:43 PM, skrev Dennis Matzen:

And I now have the latest code, so I see how to set Bias-T for HT and VHF. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Ah, Found how to tell the difference, already in my code. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

So, How do i tell the difference? Where's the latest API code for the RX888? It's about time I gave this radio some loving. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Just to be clear, there is no transmit support for remote radios. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

That's a mistake, shouldn't be there. I assume it does work for RX remotely, never tried it. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Thanks Simon, when I do this, in server manager, I see "Elad FDM-DUO TRX" listed. Does this mean that the FDM-DUO is now supported for remote RX?? (I believe this was not the case as of a few months

Yes, To see a list just add a definition using the Server Manager. The list of possible radios you can add is shown there. Software Defined Radio (sdr-radio.com) Simon

Thanks Simon. I thought that would be the case with TX. Is there a list of RX supported radios?

At present remote does not support transmit. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Hi Simon, I hope all is well. I am wondering if there is a published list of Radio's which are supported via the Remote (over internet) feature of Sdr-Console? (And then, if they offer RX support

The RSPdx comes in a metal case. Mike.

As far as digital phasing, we may very well have the simplest solution right now. Instead of the SDR vendor software combining the two channels in the recording, they simply need to lay down the 2

A mass of code that does not always work. That is why it got pushed back on the project stack. {o.o} On 20220810 08:33:08, Simon Brown wrote:

MKII features higher sample rates - at least. {^_^} On 20220810 04:14:33, Simon Brown wrote:

It is in my project queue. I can feed Simon with information about distinguishing one from another and controlling stuff RX666 does not have. One of the items in the project queue here has

Yes, the RX-888 MKII has a lowpass filter 64 MHz in the HF path, so it is built to use the HF input up to 64 MHz and VHF above 64 MHz. With the RX888 this limit is -as far as I know- 32 MHz. So a

Doesn't the MKII have 64Mhz BW? Think it would be helpful to have the option of choosing RX-888 or MKII in the receiver list, especially with the differences Dirk mentions

Metal case vs "shielded" plastic case - KA1GJU gave the cure above - I use aluminum and ground to station ground and toroid's on the input lines, makes a huge difference in my instance