Once you learn how it's relatively easy. I'd run it through a reformatter first, though. Visual Studio does that nicely. {^_^}

Hi Tom & Chris, Have you tried viewing .xml in your browser ? Works fine here - very human-readable ! HTH Pete.

To Dennis and Brendan: I thought about the electric fence, but I would have thought it was a more regular impulse. My impulses are irregular. I'm urban as well, so electric fences are not very

Hi again . So I think we are close to agreement. Just to clarify: The SDRuno S-meter gives a measurement of the total signal power within the demodulation bandwidth. As jdow says, it can indeed hide

I set both to 8 ma. from the prior 32 ma. and they still are working, so I'll keep the level here (as low as it goes) 73, N0AN Hasan On Thu, Jun 25, 2020 at 1:23 PM Hasan Schiers N0AN via groups.io

jdow, Are you suggesting I should set the output value for the Bodnar to a different value, and if so, please advise. I have no idea what I am doing with it. It is set to 32 ma now TIA, 73 N0AN Hasan

I got something similar, Chris. I made a small CSV of three fields by 4 rows. Couldn’t find my original text anywhere, gave up. 73 Tom G6PZZ Nr Chesterfield | NE Derbyshire | UK |

jdow - you say an XML file is meant to be "human readable"? Here's a text of an XML file ... <?xml version="1.0"?> <!-- --> <!--

Um, that's 0.05 watts give or take. It's perhaps a bit high for IC comfort while it is, presumably, good for phase noise noise. I guess at 1.6vrms ( 5v p-p) that's not TOO awful. But the ICs are rated

Then we have the question, "how do they calculate signal level?" What do they show on the spectrum? Total power per display pixel is a number I can relate to. But that CAN hide narrowband signals. And

If you cannot measure it how do you know it is calibrated? {O.O}

(BY the way, if there is an accurate S-Meter out there outside of SDRs I'd be astonished. ICOM Pro IIs are about 2 to 3 dB per S-Unit up to S9 and then suddenly become close to 10 dB/10dB on the over

Roy, I now have the Bodnar using it's dual outputs at 24 MHz and 10 MHz for the SDRPlay RSPdx and Airspy R2, respectively. I am using the R2 on 6 meters as it has a noise figure of 3.5 dB compared to

Congratulations on your success. My RSP2s have no problem at 8ma output on the Bodnar, in fact I could Tee two of them at that output level. You might want to give the poor suffering ICs in the RSP a

You can always check using SDRuno and an RSP on a steady signal in a particular band. Then for that band, any differences with the SDR Console reading can be be factored in. By the way, regarding

As Joanne says it is. No AGC is used at VHF. But the only way on HF with a HF+ is to set the gain manually and compensate. I think somewhere in the Airspy group are details of how to gauge signal

One thing at a time... 73 Tom G6PZZ Nr Chesterfield | NE Derbyshire | UK | IO93he HF250 | Sentinel 4 | RSPdx | RM50 | TR2 | ATS 808 15m MLB | MTA | D707

Would it work with an RSP1A to calibrate the S-meter of SDRC3? (For VHF/UHF)

Hi, It’s not impossible, just no guarantee that calibration is accurate under all signal conditions, especially strong signals. Myself, HF+ and SDRplay radios show consistent values. Simon