unbalanced to unbalanced .... explained thanks sharing Alan. Send a photo of your discone curious!? -Colin On Tuesday, 14 January 2020,

Hello, The ILG website really confuses me. If anyone is using, might I please ask: Do I want to download the A or the B option (.csv) to have their full listing of sw broadcasts to 30 MHz ? I assume

Hi, I have SDR console set up with and RSPlay SDR2. I am trying to sync SDR console with my main HF radio (FT101MP). I have set up external radio to track and it appears to sync and I am able to see

It would be nice to be able to zoom in on a specific receiver without changing the center frequency. Currently there is only the auto-center on zoom option, but it moves the entire bandwidth and can

Hi, That complicated logic doesn't exist I'm afraid. Probably a task for version 3.1. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Allan, I've never used an unun for any purpose. So cannot comment about that. But with my HF+ I find a discone (Old Icom with 50MHz whip 32' above my bungalow) gives the best reception on LW and

My 124’ EFW’s with a 9:1 UNUN works just fine. The higher the better though! Here’ s a good image of the windings: https://vk6ysf.com/unun_9-1.htm My 124’ : 73 Kriss KA1GJU

Long wave reception here in the south of England is not easy because of local QRM so I decided to try a unan. There are lots of construction details around so I made one using a toroidal ferrite from

Sorry folks, going a bit off topic here, but if you do not have a need for the expense of Photoshop, an excellent and totally free alternative is GIMP: https://www.gimp.org/ Quite a steep learning

Just realised, of course Snipping Tool does not solve the issue with "pop-up" menus, and neither does (shift win S) which opens Snip and Sketch dialogue, not a Windows screen grab. Yes, full screen

Type "Snipping Tool" with Windows start menu open. Standard tool supplied with Windows. Very useful, fast and intuitive. Updated replacement for this tool is supposed to be "Snip and Sketch" but it is

Is it possible to zoom in to a different frequency within the bandwidth than the center frequency? For example, I want to zoom in on a signal near the end of the bandwidth, while simultaneously

On a long wire, you're better of using a counterpoise vs. a ground. And if you've tied into your mains ground (i.e. that convenient ground rod outside your house that has your electric meter, cable

A) Using ‘new’math, a 40’ wire will be a 1/2 wave on 11.14 MHz with the 95% velocity factor in coated wire. One should see a rise in noise floor near the resonant freq, and succeeding multiples

Hi Bob, You didn’t explain what your ground consists of but it sounds like it’s acting more like an antenna picking up additional noise. A poor ground is worse than no ground at all as your

Hi, This is just one of those "trying to learn" questions: Using a RSPdx. a. At around 10 MHz, am, my noise floor is typically about -90 dbm How "typical" and "good" is this ? (have a

Is the AGC off? Add a screenshot: https://www.sdr-radio.com/support#Screenshot Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Have you checked the Windows settings for the VAC lines - the volume level of each vac can be individually set - see attached screen shot Paul

On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 12:38 PM, jdow wrote: Rx volume, master volume, and PC volume can all get in the way. (Not that I have convinced myself there is a master volume control in SDRC.) Make sure you

Rx volume, master volume, and PC volume can all get in the way. (Not that I have convinced myself there is a master volume control in SDRC.) Make sure you don't have the PC's master volume control