I was wondering about the time issue because I want the recording to start at local midnight. However, I told the scheduler to use UTC and I can see that it does because it handled the schedule I ran

Hi Ken. There are a few criteria that need to be satisfied in order to be able to save your recording definition. Do you have the radio running? Have you actively selected a date and time ahead. Date

It seems I used up my one free schedule. I copied the schedule definition I successfully used a half hour ago and edited the Title, Start time and Duration. However, the schedule doesn't appear in

I haven't used SDRC in about 3 years, but am now in a new house in a quiet location so my DXing life can continue. I'm creating some schedules so I can make some recordings tonight, and I could have

Thanks Frank. Now you are talking! Installing the "XML Tools" and choosing "Pretty print" the indentation and line breaks are as expected. Now it is easy to read the code. Thanks again! BTW Frank,

Hi Ingolf, You have to add the XML plugin to Notepad++ and then select "Pretty print" or "Pretty print - indent attributes" in the XML Tools menu under Plugins to reformat the XML file for a more

EZNec is a wonderful and addicting toy. Get it. {^_-} On 20220112 08:41:14, Chris wrote:

Um, that's only if you have notepad set for word wrap and it still looks like well ripened XML poo. It's a "feature" not a bug, though. It's more or less how XML is defined. Since white

(Aridly) You generated a definition for your front end, right? You get to the page I speak of precisely the same way because it is the same page. {o.o} On 20220112

For the last 10 years or so I've been using a QFH - quadrifilar helix . with a preamp and as long as the Sats are 2deg above the horizon , then excellent signals. In fact I use this antenna with

Ingolf: Yes, it does for me too. But then I can at least see the various fields in (what for me) is a more orderly way of viewing them and knowing which radio definition line I'm on.

Looks like some option in Notepad++ is set to not recognize the <> line separators. Here is what the file looks like on my system when viewed in notepad++ -- Dennis KA6FUB

Hi Curt. Unchecking "Word wrap" results in one loooong line of statements for me with the SDRC Radio Definitions file. I am using NotePad++ v8.2 64 bit. / Ingolf

Ingolf: At least for me, when viewing these files in Notepad++, 'Word wrap' must be turned OFF. Menu Bar>View>Word wrap = unchecked. This produces the desired result.

I've had good results from this antenna. I just replaced the tape elements with telescopic elements when they wore

OK, Some browsers don’t honour the line breaks and other formatting, they don’t have to. Use a real XML editor such as XML Notepad. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Yes, that one is what I would expect. That is when I look at the .XML-file in Chrome Web-browser. It is the other one (the first, above the god one) that is from NotePad++, that does not split the

I’m trying to get my head around how a ground plane would help low angle and reduce nulls. Theoretically, it should have the opposite effect. That is a really strange design but if it’s working

Hi, You image below is not bad. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Hi Simon. SDRC 3.1 build 2440 of December 1st, 2021. 73 / Ingolf