On Sun, Jan 2, 2022 at 01:58 PM, sm6fhz wrote: Hi Max. This is what SAQ sounded like at my QTH.Thanks for that Ingolf. Very nice recording. I guess not surprising that at just 43 km you can hear the

Curtsies in your general direction slightly elder one. Getting old is not for the faint of heart, er pun intended? {^_-} On 20220102 10:31:02, Jerry Lofstead W3CDE

Hm, maybe I can convert the rtlsdr source I have to handle extio files. That might keep me off the street a few days. OTOH it would be a more fun challenge to skip the extra dll and

Ah, But I’m hoping to be on top of my game until I’m 70 – very few guys writing serious code at that age. Long term I’ll be happy to bat along until I’m 75, then retire to Spain (maybe

cONGRATS ON 65 I just turned 81 and am looking for 94 per the life tables 8-) Jerry W3CDE

I see that it would be nice to play with but is not very practical and requires a lot of effort from me. There’s no API for the RX888, just raw ADC data and ‘good luck to the programmer’.

… with 66 now, I can say there is no rite de passage … But for being as young as 65, your decision sounds already wise. Follow it! Thanks & 73: Nils, DK8OK Am 02.01.22 um 18:44 schrieb Simon

Oh poo. {o.o} On 20220102 09:44:53, Simon Brown wrote:

A few hours is a few days. Adding serial number support is straightforward, I have no plans to add the 64 MHz bandwidth. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

One thing, I'll be 65 this year so who knows how long I'll be writing code. There are many things that could be written, I must concentrate on those which I really have a desire to write. Simon

Humans have an advantage. We understand context and current AI implementations don't come close to understanding context. That is subject to change. {o.o} On 20220102

Hi, all - thanks to Simon for another year having pushed the limits of SDRs and DXing forward and forward! His "Bitmap Display" surprised me that I needed a moment to get a grip of it and its possible

In noisy conditions a human can decode better, cause when a human hears something like "c o . . w a l l", the human knows the missing r and n. The brain is the best noisefilter

Please somewhere in there squeeze in a few hours to put together the new RX888 knowledge to make it more useful within SDRC. {o.o} On 20220102 08:37:39, Simon Brown

Agreed about the training. I hope to have the AI included by Easter, then I can dig further. Still a lot to do to get a nice UI harness working. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Tensorflow is an excellent system for this sort of thing. The author of that article used random words to train the model, but if he used more traditional ham conversations it would help a lot, at

I prefer to use different identities, gain and many other parameters are much more fitting the used band… All is working well now… thank you 73 Attila DC0ED

when you tune to 2m or 70cm the converter is ignored (cause -929mhz would give a negative result) and when tuned to 23 cm the converter is used (and sdr is tuned to 3xx mhz) so you

Dear Sigi, happy new year and thanks for the hint, it is working fine now… 73 Attila DC0ED

Thanks :-) I am using a 135 m terminated Beverage beaming in 310 degrees and a AFEDRI Net. It is the antenna I use for MW DX for TA-stations. It beams into the Mid-west of the US. I only have abt 43