Ken, There is intermediate storage in Console, look at the Signal History configuration options for the size of this buffer. The value for a 1 second period is the average for all samples in that

Hello Simon, Thank you for the feature enhancement to allow logging of the signal history at intervals greater than 50 ms. I performed some limited testing of the revised program this morning and

Just as a matter of interest, when I worked for Department of Communications back in the 70s and 80s, we would measure color burst and horizontal sweep of a TV station by connecting a Racal HF

Kriss, My 7040 has a pulsing wide band noise from 3925.5 to 3828.5.. 8=( I just measured it on my FTDX101MP. I got this PC for it's low power requirements. Jerry W3CDE

My temporary desktop, a Dell Optiplex 7020 i7, has birdies in 75m, right on the frequency we have a PM gathering daily on 3928kHz. When I key the mic, it drops in frequency by about 2 kHz. When the

Seems like everything is noisy now days...

He answered that the original figure is correct and color burst harmonic is 100 kHz higher. I analyzed numbers a bit and concluded it very well could be a TV set or computer monitor

Well, the noise source is definitely not in our unit. I suspect it is a plasma set nearby. I've put up with it for 7 years and it is only a few hours a day. A move from here to a quieter QTH is in the

Yes, like you said...maybe a typo. Back when I got my ticket in 1971, I only remember three sources of qrm....the TV color burst, my mom's sewing machine, and the electric mixer. How things have

100kHz off. {^_^} On 20220119 08:31:13, Brent Seres/ VE3CUS wrote:

That might well be 47.06 kHz, the 150th harmonic is 7.059 MHz. Lemme see, NTSC was 15754200 kHz horizontal sweep rate, roughly. 47.06 is roughly 3 times that rate. 3 times 640 is 1920.

The "After" image suggests a plasma television is causing the interference. I had the same interference on 20 metres (right on top of 14.200 Mhz). I used a portable AM radio to find it and convinced

Thanks for the comments, everyone. Here are a couple of images. The first one shows a before and after the RFI source starts: The second one shows a few hundred khz. of bandwidth and the 47khz.

Quickest way (AFAIK) is using "Update". Select Favourites tab Recall favourite of interest Go to very bottom of screen and drag the handles of the light gray "span" window on the frequency span

Hi Apologies for the silly question from a new user but could anyone tell me how to find the details about modifying the favourites to reflect the regon 1 frequencies? I'm really interested in

Sounds like it could be the 2nd harmonic of an old NTSC color burst signal from an old TV

Αλdo very useful to me Would also like to see signal history to each virtual receiver! It s something I asked long ago to Simon!

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Try it by all means, there are few other untested bits inside… Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Whoops.. Sorry I didn't see this email... I will wait for Ken to give it a try PaulC W1VLF Check out my YouTube Channel "When youth departs..May wisdom be enough"