If you want "clean" check out Pure Signal - part of PowerSDR and Thetis for OpenHPSDR. -- 73, Mike, N1JEZ "A closed mouth gathers no feet"

Any suggested PA's that will take 500mW up to something useful and be clean? Asking for a lot probably. lol 73 Kriss KA1GJU

That issue might only happen while using an external radio such as your Yaesu FT-991A. This idiosyncrasy does not happen while using an SDR locally or via a server. I've never used SDRC with a

The 80mm fan I referred to is a Noctua NF-A6x25 FLX, super quiet and highly recommended. Conrad From: main@SDR-Radio.groups.io <main@SDR-Radio.groups.io>On Behalf Of Conrad, PA5Y via

Yes, I agree, TAPR have a breakout board for the multipin connector, but it is tiny and fiddly. I will buy a Hammond extruded box that is deep enough to run some tails for the RF connectors and make a

I have two SMA connectors on an ANAN 10 which have simply split, so I will use a diecast box and ensure there’s no stress on any connector. Also the big connector at the rear is a total PAIN, using

Actually, You can do a lot. Add a PA and you’ll have a very, very competent transceiver. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

That auto-center box is for "auto center on zoom". If you hover over that box, the tool-tip text says so. My SDRC does not do what yours is doing but I am running a test team version. There is a

In the Editor I've unchecked or deleted the ones that are unimportant to me as some caused overlaps. How do I save these changes? When I started SDRC today they all returned. Do I have to edit the

My config: RSP1A, RFHUP PAT board in 991A, SDR Console bandwidth set to 500 khz (and still can't get rid of those damn spurs) The receiver display always shows the tuned freq is centered regardless of

Hello Kriss Thanks for the information. I've accumulated several of those type of limiters, some bought some home-brew. I recently bought an "overdrive switch" from SV1AFN. This device

Thanks, Simon. Just ordered one myself and look forward to seeing what you can do with it. regards, Roy

Hi Simon I assume You included the picture just for reference? Since this cable uses RP-SMA connectors, just be sure to check whether HL2 uses normal SMA or RP-SMA before

I use these, but they have been out of stock for months, and price just went up: https://www.arraysolutions.com/surge-and-rf-protection/as-rxfep But here’s another

Hello Kris What type of front-end protector are you using? 73s Tracey G5VU

In the original hammond box the connectors are supported by the back panel nuts, I never had any issues with this. There again I did not plug and unplug very often. Maybe you are right, might be

Hello Simon the original case is a Hammond 1455Q1601, which may be found here: https://www.digikey.nl/en/products/detail/hammond-manufacturing/1455Q1601/1995453 I am sure that we can get

Also, The SMA connectors soldered to the PCB are a weak link, so I’ll probably mount the unit in a diecast box and use these: Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Also, I actually have 1 x ANAN 10 and 1 x ANAN 10E which I used for a few years on 80m and 40m. What I don’t like is the lack of good cooling, so I’ll probably take the 10E out of the case,

There's some good info (if somewhat dated) in this post by the Apache Labs forum administrator: https://apache-labs.com/community/viewtopic.php?p=18161#p18009 As I mentioned earlier, the latest