Um, even if he is tuned to a frequency above twice the sample rate? {O.O}

One comment I found mentioned both 7300 and 7610 were unsuited for use as an SDR front end. At best you get an ersatz ProII or the like. {^_^}

Let's dig a little farther. First, how about full size images? I can't read important settings information. Also is the "IF" output of the 7300 really at 12 ksps audio? If it is you are likely looking

That is a feature that I regard a misfeature of SDRConsole. Simon likes it. He is in the driver's seat. So I try not to bitch about it very much. There are possible issues with the multiple receiver o

Unfortunately for an MFC based project, which seems to be loosely the case here, changing control colors from the control's default is often not possible without modifying (subclassing) the controls t

I translate it as "stuff like that". I see that online slang dictionaries suggest "anything like that." {^_^}

Did you notice that the controls lacked contrast? {o.o}

No, you likely would not. All the other colors would become problems for lacking contrast. It's not as simple as you think ot change it all. {^_^}

Unfortunately everything is not stored in one place. First open RegEdit. Navigate to: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE Scroll down to: SDR-RADIO.com (V3) Right click on it and select export. Give i

I remind you that at least around here the fact that 1.7 MHz over 28.0 MHz are authorized for ham radio use the CBers find their way well into that band. I would support a band for only the legal CB f

I am coming from out in left field here; but, I thought QO-100's uplink was in the 2.4 GHz region. But your picture is declaring the TX is on 8.0895 GHz. Is your TX set up correctly? {^_^}

Around here it extends upwards to around 28.5 MHz, at least. {O.O}

Mad Man Muntz Ah the memories! One of his TVs was gutted to help build my first "junk box". {^_^}

Run as administrator? Or is it a powershell script? {^_^}

Block the IP address at your firewall. {o.o}

You need .NET 5. Last I knew there is a pointer to the correct version on the SDRSharp download page. {^_^}

[jdow@thursday: ~]$ geoiplookup 108.160.119.127 GeoIP Country Edition: US, United States GeoIP City Edition, Rev 1: US, KS, Kansas, Scranton, 66537, 38.758499, -95.710403, 605, 785 GeoIP ASNum Edition

Um, I had a fellow about oh 500 meters away who routinely ran a kW when I lived in Glendora Ca decades ago. I got a nice R-390A to use. His signal was large enough it took out the 2kHz mechanical filt

That explains a lot. There is no way to do this with SDRC as it's presently designed. So please disregard my prior responses about options. With multiple receivers you might get away with setting two

Tour it slowly. When you get down to Tuning slow down and read. The first radio button selection may be as close as you get to what you want. {^_^}