Hm, maybe I can convert the rtlsdr source I have to handle extio files. That might keep me off the street a few days. OTOH it would be a more fun challenge to skip the extra dll and include that code

Oh poo. {o.o}

Humans have an advantage. We understand context and current AI implementations don't come close to understanding context. That is subject to change. {o.o}

Please somewhere in there squeeze in a few hours to put together the new RX888 knowledge to make it more useful within SDRC. {o.o}

The traditional sovereign cure for audio hum is 1 or more 1:1 audio transformers. It means you have a ground loop with non-negligible mains current on the shield connection of the #)*$)**&@##^ single

Somebody mentioned the possibility of a failing MOV in the plugstrip. For that you'd have to take it apart. The easier solution is to toss the bugger. (And if it is new and not been through a thunders

You'll hate me for this Microsoft answer, 100% accurate and 100% useless. "Where it works." I guess what that says is work with some trial and accidental success, admitting to no errors. In general I

Likely that would be antenna impedance variation and over exuberance for the matching transformer. {^_^}

Several beginning with "that's a clever hack" but it's not really very good for anything or at least anything I wanted. So I never opened any of mine up to make the necessary change to allow proper di

Heh, me be injuneer. Alas not hairy chested for some reason. So MY R390A has been tweaked a little. It goes down into that frequency range. I used it a little. I moved back to 20 meters SSB talking wi

Assume dB relative to full scale for the A/D converter. {^_^}

Exactly dB what. They are a measure of how far down you are from when the front end overloads. With the AirSpy HF+ further calibration is not really possible last I knew. For most other front ends cal

I suspect you are not running them correctly. I have listened to the best of the best analog. In fact I still have my R390A; but, it is retired just before I redesigned it for semiconductors. (I've be

You have a really small antenna, perhaps? If not I suspect the Andrus is not setup as nicely as it could be. With a low loss antenna system below even 30 MHz and especially under 10 MHz it is VERY dif

One other thing - if he is not using the AirSpy HF+ Discovery's AGC he's very likely running with some gain mismatches in the analog portion of the chain. {^_^}

I suspect it is an issue with the antenna match to the receiver. One might provide better performance on any given antenna than the other. Which one does better depends on the antenna. And nothing say

Just a random observation - I tend to over-provision the power supply on general principles. It will stand up to random heavy spikes in load a little better. I don't believe what manufacturers claim f

I am making educated guesses here. Yes, connect them together to the shield of the feed line. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve here, though. {^_^}

So what is the CPU temperature. {^_^}

Not to my knowledge. {^_^}