That’s areally nice back garden you have Simon.. and the size of that summer house…unbelievable Allan G3PIY From:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io [mailto:main@SDR-Radio.groups.io] On Behalf Of Simon

Hah, I am closer to a Social Horsefly than anything else! Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Sounds like Loren and I. We're not even close to being social butterflies or even social horseflies. So we stayed home, watched YouTube videos, read, and ate much like a normal day with more emphasis

Thanks, Been a busy Christmas, as I ‘work’ from home, walk the dog every day and have no relatives to speak of Christmas isn’t really special – it’s very much a normal day. I’m

I briefly had this working though freq calibration was off in skimmer window. Now the IF IQ is not decoding at all. I’ve tried all combinations if settings and various audio cables with no luck.

ditto and all the best for Simon and the group in 2020. 73, David

I've had little luck setting up CWS using the Console Extension along with Omnirig and Virtual Audio Cables. It was running for a little while, though the decoded CW on the Skimmer screen was not

Paul, Regarding passing audio to SpecLab or any other software there is no difference between any of the SDR programs. You have to use "Stereo Mix" if available or any of the virtual audio cables. I

Thank you everyone, I have solved. The Excel comma separated values where semicolon separated. I created a csv file from Swsked file and then edited keeping only frequencies in Hz and the Station

Hi Don, I’m new to this technology and finding my way with the help of the forum ;) Currently I’m trying out SDR Console V3 (which for me has been the easiest SDR software to use so far)

what software are you using for your sdr? If you tell us then we can tell you where to look and what to do with it. do have excel or open office? you will need something like that. 73 & happy ny

thanks paul

Ian, https://sdr-radio.groups.io/g/main/message/52120

still available :-)

Paul did not actually tell this group but he has one with a TCXO. RTL V3, Seller:- "<1 PPM temperature compensated oscillator (TCXO) Once warmed up in a domestic environment these can be considerably

The rtlsdr.dll setting is ppm. The SDRC setting allows better. The dongle drifts 1 ppm is you look at it too hard. So - use it in tolerant applications OR teach the application to be more

Am 25.12.2019 um 15:21 schrieb jdow: such a sentence from you?!?! wasn´t it you that wants to have it exactly on the last digit ... with part per trillion if not better?!? (just poking a bit  ...

It should show under usb devices in Windows. Thanks Steve m0zeh

A 260 Hz error is very small, really. 260/143e6 is little less than 2 parts per million. You can improve it with the ppm setting to some extent. Usually it is not worth the effort at that level of

Happy Christmas to you Simon. Many thanks for all the tireless work and updates throughout the year. Happen to know Simon is even working today. Take a break man, for goodness sake! All the very best