Chris PLEASE - add screenshots as attachments, do NOT place in the text. I cannot see the fine details. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Thank you for your input. I think I understand what you are getting at, but with all due respect it does not really solve the mystery as to what happens when I change frequency

I too have found the RDS decoding on SDR Console to be excellent. The one downside of tying the decode to the frequency is the case when the station is using the PI code for the originating station

Marcus, Simon is 100% correct. The dual dipole Radio Jove antenna was designed for receiving Jupiter storm signals on a single frequency. The antennas highest gain (the bright green area) indicates

Hi SImon and others - from SW-Finland from Naantali-city. I am very curious to see the difference on RDS detector on V3.2. It is already working well in previous updates. Here is a video-example from

During a big opening in Europe, I can have as many as 1000 decodes to go through after going through a recording of say 3 hours. Automating the lookup can save a large amount

Hi, Enable the AGC for the RTL, that's all I can suggest. You could be overloaded. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Hi, I'm adding this now. Just working out the most efficient way to do this. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Simon, Thank you, as always, for your amazing contributions to the hobby. This is an excellent idea and one that I would like to see implemented. Here in the United States, I generally can safely

That little keyboard changes the front end's tuned frequency. Since it is 10 MHz wide and you made a small change the receiver can both remain active and as expected on the same frequency.

"Nothing like" means that if I tune to another frequency e.g. some 1.2MHz higher (A known active frequency), the expected transmissions are not heard. I tune by placing the cursor

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On ribbbon bar transmit.. Engage dsp (means show tx box)... But.. Even if you see it.. You can not work on it (change settings) cause it is greyed out without connecting a pluto. So you can connect

There could be static crashes in there. There could be actual signals from valid or EMI driven sources. These could be IMD responses within the receivers' front ends. At least one is a

Hello all, I am trying to setup the program before I go to my friend that has the Pluto. I am noticing that if the Pluto is not plugged in the PC the TX part is not shown and I cannot set the TX

Yes, Will look at this today. Been out for 3 hours with George, he's crashed out and I must take a nap. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

That's an excellent idea. Or have a column to indicate a flag to indicate a frequency/PI match in the database, or otherwise. It's a quick and easy sort once exported to

horizontal lines are typically lightning or other types of momentary wide band signal. vertical lines are long duration/continuous signals or noise/QRM.

I could add a filter - if the PI Code is not in the database, then I could add a ? or something after the code indicating it's not confirmed. Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com

Hi, Screenshots of SDR Console really help, I have no idea what we're looking at in your attachment These could be static crashes Simon Brown https://g4eli.com https://sdr-radio.com