This morning I made a video of the reception from SAQ Grimeton, SWE on 17.2 kHz with a RSPduo and a home brew passive loop connected via a 300 Ohm open feeder to the Hi-Z input. Past years I had only

Back to the OP question, YES! As Cal says, at the very bottom of the DSP panel are the two squelchs (FM, and AM/SSB). CTCSS is right under the FM squelch: 73 Kriss KA1GJU

Automatic gain selection seems to mask an issue, as there is a channel attribute write error visible in the log on each start of the device. 10:34:20.650: Radio PlutoSDR> SetRXGain, RX Frequency

You could process both recordings through a sound program that sets the volume the same. Normalize is the command your after. Example software

Ron, The output is low, suits a quiet RX like the HF+ but will most likely need a preamp with a RTL. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

Gregg For a start https://www.sdr-radio.com/rtl-dongles Alan

Hm, seventh, in SDRC or SDRS you did run the "Select Radio" tool and in that dialog selected "Definitions" (lower right), right? In that dialog you did run a search selecting "RTL Dongle", right? Then

It may be compatible; but, you'd never catch me trying to use it that way. The RTLSDR dongles are NOT really fit for HF coverage even though you can sort of make it work after a fashion. {^_^}

I John ! In SDR#, there's a CTCSS plugin that shows the value used for a given communication. On some frequencies, different TCS are used. By knowing their values, it is possible to determine who is

Oooookay. Let's figure out HOW you cannot get it to work. Zeroth, you are using Windows 10 or windows 7, right? First, you are using SDR Console or SDR Server? Second, you got the SDR Radio

new to sdr i hae rtl2832u help cand not get radio to work with sofware

Is the You loop compatible with the RTL-SDR blog v3 or does it need an sdr with a higher dynamic range to function decently?

Hello Everyone, I am having problems with the Audio on my TX with SDRC and an Anan 200d. I have not tried with the other anan's yet to see if I have the same problems. I have no doubt it is

CTCSS encodes about 4 bits in its wide tone selection range. So, yes, it is a "code" that needs "encoding" and "decoding." {^_-}

CTCSS tone decoders identify the tone either by frequency or designator. In common language usage, It does in fact encode the particular designator into the transmission. No, you will not see it in

Afraid of marriage or something? {^_-}

If the BLM/Antifa people ever find me I am in the first tranche of candidates for the prison camps or firing squad. So I might not be around as long as I'd like to be. {o.o}

A deer by any other name is a deer.... {O.o}

That's Doe. (Department of Energy????? Nope, just a traditional "nobody" name, probably held my many real people. Some parents are THAT cruel to their children.) {^_^}

That seems to be where I phase-lock best. But lately I've been drifting. My vampire genes are not all THAT strong, I guess. {O,o}