So, on a tip I did the mod that brought the input to the q branch. I had to add in a wire jumper, and now I receive on the rtladr. I did not realize this was an see console only group.. but.. I will s

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

There is no wrong group.

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

Martin, As you say we need a little more detail. At the moment it is the "wrong" group. But maybe not once SDR Console is discovered? 73 Alan G4ZFQ

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

Photo of the actual device might be useful and the sellers description. Just because you can select Direct Sample in the software, doesn't mean the dongle has been modified to allow it. Ascertain the

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

Most of the RTL SDR dongles will be using Q branch for Direct Sample, you have it on I branch have you tried switching. I still can't over the fact we are discussing HDSDR when the group is for SDR Co

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

OK, if you want to use the rtlsdr dongle you must hook to it correctly. The usual antenna port on the dongle will likely not work. But, sometimes you can run the gain way up and get weak reception on

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

I am tuning to 10.695mhz in the settings. I'm not tuning out your comments, you m following one piece info / suggestion at a time. If I did everything at once, I'd get nowhere fast. John

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

Is he even tuning to the correct frequency. He cites a frequency that is not one of the excessive number of IF frequencies in a TS2000. And I guess he tuned out my comments about using the rtlsdr at 1

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

John, Are you sure the RTL does receive that frequency? How does it work with an antenna connected directly? 73 Alan G4ZFQ

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

Here are my settings : This is what I see, and no matter where I tune on the bands, even with WWV or an other station CLEARLY audible on my radio, I get this : Im either doing something wrong, or Im g

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

John are using the RTL-SDR dongle in direct Sampling mode or are you using an upconverter?

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

Even for an rtlsdr dongle that is a pathetically narrow bandwidth. But, as you say, it has its advantage. {^_^}

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

They reckon 50KHz with 30 reasonably flat. But the TS2000 only uses that one IF common to all it's ranges. To do the job "properly" 2 or 3 IF taps are required. Or, use a SDR that will tune all freque

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

By the time you get to 10.685 MHz you've gone through a fairly narrow band front end filter. You won't get much spectrum display. {o.o}

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

(12mhz IF Tap). 10.7 actually.

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

John, 12MHz seems correct, recommended for the 2nd IF. But as Joanne says you must have something that will receive reasonably well on 12MHz. A standard RTL dongle will not. Does yours? 73 Alan G4ZFQ

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

Using an RTL-SDR dongle comes to mind as a possibility. It can be pushed to work at 12 MHz. BUT, the results will be pretty pathetic. You need a modified dongle with a balun to feed the Q channel of t

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

I have installed the HUPRF PAT board from SDR-Kits for the TS-2000 (12mhz IF Tap). All connections checked out using a volt and ohm meter. No bridges, and good solid solder joints. I am using an RTL-S

#kenwood #ts-2000 #huprf #hdsdr #rtl

But I am cheeky ;-) Thanks for the reply

#rsp1a #hdsdr #sdruno

From: Robert galambos First of all I want to thank all those people who answered my previous question about set up. i do have another question which is better (pros & Cons) for HDSDR & SDRUNO. when as

#rsp1a #hdsdr #sdruno