Hi Paul, You can't, at present. All you can do is copy the attributes of the currently active receiver (using the Copy button in the ribbon) to all the others - but this is only really time-saving if

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Hi Simon, A little clarification about the problem with the Receiver Bar Options box: "However, for each Identity, once you open the Receiver Bar Options box and change either the Height setting or tu

Hi Simon, Not having really tried the Receiver Pane before, I've only just discovered what a wonderful feature it is! However, I've noticed one or two bugs / quirks which will probably be quite easy t

Hi Paul, It all works fine for me - but all the receivers in the receiver pane have to be visible simultaneously in the main window. As soon as one receiver is moved off the main window, then you get

Hi All, I got the 4 channel board from China this morning, along with another 2 channel board (only twelve days from order to delivery). The suppliers were ChipsFans and ModuleMe, who I've used many t

Hi Noel, Following this thread, I ordered one of these on Sunday evening out of curiosity: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-5V-USB-Relay-2-Channel-Programmable-Computer-Control-For-Smart-Home/2026584576

Thanks for the work on the Perseus, Simon - the frequency errors have been eliminated now. Just a small problem has now arisen: the "tick" marker in the bandwidth dropdown list isn't showing when 196,

The 125kHz data is now in the Excel file. It turned out to be the most accurate one of all - just 0.28Hz error! Regards, Dave

Simon, My data file attached. Out of curiosity I also recorded the sample rates at 2M, 500k and 250k, which revealed that 250kHz is easily the most accurate, and 95k by far the least. For the sake of

No problem - the 1MHz run is underway. I'll collect 20 readings for each bandwidth and send them to you. Regards, Dave

Ready and willing, Master! Dave

Hi Simon, Thanks for trying with the 48kHz filter. I've had a look in the Perseus folders on my computer, and I see that in v4 of his software, Nico didn't implement 48k, 95k, 96k and 192k either, des

Cheers, Simon. Sleep well! Dave

Hi Simon, Five screenshots attached, showing a 10MHz sine wave fed into the Perseus at 192kHz bandwidth: 01 is the signal centred in the spectrum / waterfall, and 02 and 03 show it just after it has b

Hi Simon, There appears to be a tuning problem with certain bandwidths on the Perseus, whereby the tuned frequency changes as the waterfall is moved from side to side, either by right-clicking or by u

Hi Ingolf, Glad it worked ok for you! I meant to mention that you'd probably lose the calibration, but forgot about it again while I was typing. If you want to, you can use SDR# to recalibrate it and

Hi Ingolf, As your radio was from the same batch as my new one, it should have the original version on it, v1.0.0 (it appears that they are all still coming from the factory like that, even though the

Hi Ingolf, I was wondering when it would arrive, so I'm glad it's finally been received safely and you're happy with it. I've been using one for over a year and have never been disappointed with it -

Sorry - the link inside this article to the dual core hack appears to be dead now, but the details are here instead: https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR/comments/7h2hh2/plutosdr_enable_2nd_cpu_core_for_be

Try here, Simon: PlutoSDR SDR# Plugin + New Dual Core CPU Hack PlutoSDR SDR# Plugin + New Dual Core CPU Hack A new plugin for SDR# has been released which allows SDR# to be used with the ADALM-PLUTO S