Is anyone using SDRPlay RSP2 as the radio for CWSkimmer? If so would love to correspond with someone who has got it working. Paul kc2nyu

Sehr schöner Artikel und vielen Dank! Hoffe es geht dir gut. Bis bald mal wieder, 73 Stefan VE4NSA

Many thanks to "Colin VK5HI" for the advice. Very happy to report that it worked ! I am again a happy camper/user of V3. This program is so far superior to anything out there......esp. SDRplay's

Hi - recentliy I tested the combo of Airspy and SpyVerter with "our" software on HF in some detail. I was very much surprised by the performance of this 10-bit SDR with up to 10 MHz width. My

Hi Bob, I think you have to "double up" things. Define 2 Consoles, eg. Identity 5 and 6. Each having their separate FCDP+ and VAC cables, eg. 1 and 2. Start CW Skimmer 2 times, giving each their

I have been trying to use two Funcube Dongles so CWSkimmer could read two bands. I tried V3 , which works quite well reading EITHER FCDP+ .. However, I want to read two bands at a time in the CW

Never mind, I'll try HDSDR - it works. JimD

Many thanks Paul, I'll check that out when I get home this evening. Best regards, Mark KF5VQY

Finally got around to watching. Great lab work and solid data. Thanks. N0UU Sent from my iPad

Mark - it's good to read that you have discovered one of the most powerful features of this software. I made up a practical step-by-step example on how to use nin demodulators/decoders

Hi Mark, If you have a paid for copy of Virtual Audio Cable, then there is a 'Control Panel' listed under 'Virtual Audio Cable' in the start menu. The box in the top left corner of that screen is

Left hand side of the screen beneath the "radio" box you have the frequency of the RX you have highlighted. Beneath that freq is a speaker route drop down. It may say "default" or "Realtek xxx" If

Left hand side of the screen beneath the "radio" box you have the frequency of the RX you have highlighted. Beneath that freq is a drop down. It may say "default" or "Realtek xxx" If you open up the

Mike, Are you saying that you've got different virtual audio cables assigned to each receiver? If so, how did you do that? I can't find such an option anywhere. Thanks, Mark KF5VQY

Simon's matrix option is indispensable for utility listeners. I am currently running ten virtual receivers within SDR-Console connected via virtual audio cables to 10 copies of PC-HFDL to receive HF

Thanks for the information, Paul.

Thanks for the info.

Ok, thanks

To expand on what Paul was saying let's take 6m. With a SDR RX that is 300KHz wide or more we set the following example up. All RX can be active at the same time 50.000 to 50.110 to CW Skimmer

Tom, Again, I'm not at my home computer so I can't be certain, but generally speaking you should be able to tune the full 2 MHz bandwidth of your RTL dongle. Regards, Mark KF5VQY