I just installed the 64bit kit from dropbox. Windows 10, SDRPlay RSP2 here. Everything was happy prior to the install. Now SDR Console freezes right after I start the sdrplay. Goes into (Not

Hi Ryan, Attached is what I did, since the ANAN-10 enclosure has no fan and the large case heat-sink was mainly designed to help the PA transistors dissipate their heat. It helps. Barry WB2ZXJ

In case you have issues with Dropbox: 32-bit: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AovWaZDu7HrdzlF8cr3VvLRQN5tu 64-bit: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AovWaZDu7HrdzlJ7XS01VIaDUrA3 Simon Brown, G4ELI http://sdr-radio.com

Working fine here. Chuck From: sdr-radio-com@... on behalf of Ken Alexander k.alexander@... [sdr-radio-com] Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2017 2:32 PM To: sdr-radio-com@... Subject: Re: [sdr-radio-com]

Your search - 64-bit: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yur9idcy8xe1f7c/SDR-Radio%20V3%2C%2064-bit ... - did not match any documents. On 2017-04-30 4:36 PM, 'Simon Brown'

Ryan, Thanks – sadly it’s not really telling me much ☹ . I’ve just published a kit for members of this forum, a user in the USA is using it with the latest firmware. Simon Brown,

So, Before I make preview 6 here’s a little something, I just want to be sure it doesn’t explode before I update my website. Sorry I don’t have a list of what’s new etc., but

Folks, As the existing SDR play group appears not to be approving any messages, or the "moderator" is away, I have set up a group for SDR Play users here:

Deff not complaining about black box op's at all. Hence my comment in between the quotation marks. Indeed one of my favourite tests is a Chuck test named after a very good friend who is 100% black

Hello Paul, Have a look at the LimeSDR schematics. The RF filters can be found at

Thank you Allan for your reply. I have not modified my LimeSDR. It is in original condition. It seems fairly obvious, that some form of modification is necessary to get it to work for ham

Simon, Attached is my log file. Let me know if you need anything else. I have joined the test team. Thank you Ryan KK6DZB

Barry, Thanks. I read that too. I do have the original fuse. I looked at digikey and found a replacement that is 2amp hold and 3.5amp trip instead of 4 amp trip. For now I will jump it out. I may

I am with Mike on this one. My Lime does exactly what Lime said it would do TX and RX from 100kHz to 3.8GHz, or at least to the best of my knowledge as I have not tried it all the way up to

I decided on tuning 50 to 80MHz becausethat band is relatively free from signals here and the Lime minus its tiny shuntcoil receives that band really well. I’m using a low pass filter with asharp

Hi Allan, What is your up-conversion frequency? I have used the Noolelec up-convertor which shifts the HF spectrum up to 125 Mhz. However; according to the LimeSDR input ranges, the

My limeSDR must be different from the rest of the complainers ..... Sensitivity is lower than my UHFSDR .... but not this 40db nonsense sputtered about without using test equipment. My only complaint

Hi Ryan, Just a comment on the Hermes powering issue. I have the TAPR Hermes and the Apache ANAN-10 PA/filter/enclosure. The issue I found is that the thermal re-settable "fuse" F3 is rated for a

I've been thinking of getting a LimeSDR, and this thread has made me think maybe not. Your screenshot shows an impressive bandscan, with a large 2MHz wide chunk that seems to be a lot quieter than the

Hi Numeric There’s lots of information andgrumbles from buyers re the Lime SDR on the Net and I’ve added a discourseto my website. It seems the designers and advertisers mustn’thave been in