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

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 does help a lot but

SDR program for some of the old TV receive cards for computers, what cards out there use SDR-Radio for the S/W ?

i feel very bad that the RX888 is limited to only 8 instead of the 32 as noticed.. I originally hoped that it could be OK for using it in the top of hour new listening..

Simon, Are there any plans to add to SDR Console a Diversity mode using the SDRPlay RSPDuo? Also are you aware of any other manufactures that will be offering Duel receives that can be operated in

Yes I noticed that. However, soldering the two unsoldered pins did not help in my case. -- Bjarne Mjelde arcticdx.blogspot.com Remote receivers: arcticsdr.ddns.net:8073/ kongsdr.ddns.net:8074

Hello to all Is there any members of the group familiar with Scytale c decoder I have this program running on my pc in conjunction with Jaero. Jaero is running fine decoding from Alphasat but I

It would VERY much benefit from some solder on the bottom of the board. If nothing else the solder would minimize the risk of pulling the connector loose and ripping up some traces in

It would VERY much benefit from some solder on the bottom of the board. If nothing else the solder would minimize the risk of pulling the connector loose and ripping up some traces in

On VHF you will get 10MHz BW and the performance is limited by the R820T2. I am not overly excited by this and because I am only interested in amateur bands and I know that I will get better

On VHF you will get 10MHz BW and the performance is limited by the R820T2. I am not overly excited by this and because I am only interested in amateur bands and I know that I will get better

Looks like they missed soldering the four SMA socket pins. Soldering those pins should clear up your problem. Larry

My card RX-666 See attachments

Hello Bjarne Thank you for your information Upon receipt of my RX-666 I completely disassembled the card for complete inspection I noticed that on the two SMA connectors the ground pads were not

Shield on cable broken? {^_^} On 20200903 21:10:39, Bjarne Mjelde wrote:

Aloha On my RX-666 I noticed the nuts were not tight on the SMA connectors and we’re moving a bit. I tightened them up a bit and they have a lock washer However I was unsure how much to tighten

With prime interests only above 30 MHz, do the RX666 and RX888 offer me anything? OK, a 16-bit ADC rather than 12-bit or 14-bit in units like the RSP, RTL dongle or Airspy R2, or higher in the Airspy