Think of President Shi and underlings who need to monitor this planet and the next... I just delete and clear everything on the hour every hour - more or less On

David, I agree but Simon has outvoted us:-) The RSS feed helps. https://forum.sdr-radio.com:4499/app.php/feed It's not perfect but you get all Forum messages sent by email, unfortunately often

I wish we would all settle on the Forum instead of hopping back and forward between IO and new Forum! It's getting time consuming and tiresome. Maybe time to close the IO

Joke :) :) Sorry!

Coming soon: "The SDR Duel shootout" :).

VHF (FM band) performance is quite similar to the RSPdx. 8 MHz though. -- Bjarne Mjelde arcticdx.blogspot.com Remote receivers: arcticsdr.ddns.net:8073/ kongsdr.ddns.net:8074

Now that SDRC supports it would like to experiment with the RX-888. Could anyone recommend a reliable supplier? Mike B2NS

Simon's screenshot here shows (I think I can just make it out) HF and VHF gain adjustment/slider? So hopefully has VHF coverage? https://forum.sdr-radio.com:4499/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=159 I wish we

Thank you Bjarne. Explains all. 73 Max

Good point Alan!

It frequency range from 1 kHz to 1800 MHz. However with the current dlls available for HDSDR, minimum LO frequency is 1000 kHz for 2 MHz sampling. This means that the alias-free range starts a lot

architecture.?? Whether it's worth moving from the Discovery or Airspy R2 to the RX-888 is an unknown quantity! David, Yes, but I think it is really a bandwidth question. I do not think anything is

David, This is used in Airspys so it's probably not bad. 73 Alan G4ZFQ ===================================== Yes, I know, but I'm now using the Airspy Discovery which has a different architecture.

Max, It might be easier on 17.2KHz:-) 73 Alan G4ZFQ

I too am interested in VHF/UHF performance. Can someone with RX666 or 888 perhaps let us know even just a first opinion of performance, perhaps on VHF BFM 88-108 MHz, and 144MHz/432MHz? I am assuming

Can anyone who has one please tell me if this receiver goes down to VLF? I thought sure I read somewhere (now I can't find it) that the lowest receivable frequency is 100 kHz but that is not a

All the SDRC supported radios are listed here: https://www.sdr-radio.com/radios No old TV cards supported AFAIK. Sorry to ask, but why would you want to, apart from in the name of experimentation?

David, This is used in Airspys so it's probably not bad. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

All, Nice little update: https://forum.sdr-radio.com:4499/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=159 . Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

From: Bob Dengler I bought mine strictly for UHF use. With my 12 bit Airspys at full BW I'm constantly having to throttle back the gains to the point the 12 dB SINAD is ~0.4 to 0.5 uV. Decimation