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Hi Simon,
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity reception, I was wondering if it would be possible to include an option to combine the same received signal in the radio console software from 2 different receivers that are physically separated by large distances. When I say large distances, this means anywhere from half a mile to over 100 miles. In addition to using high speed internet I would suppose that at the user interface there would be a need to have a manually adjustable time domain delay of some sort to provide phase addition of the signals. Maybe an additional routine that performs automatic sync-up could be developed also. What do you think? Alex.
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Simply put: Yes, watch this space
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
http://sdr-radio.com
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Behalf Of Alex P
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity reception, I was wondering if it
would be possible to include an option to combine the same received signal in
the radio console software from 2 different receivers that are physically
separated by large distances. When I say large distances, this means anywhere
from half a mile to over 100 miles. In addition to using high speed internet I
would suppose that at the user interface there would be a need to have a
manually adjustable time domain delay of some sort to provide phase addition of
the signals. Maybe an additional routine that performs automatic sync-up could
be developed also. What do you think? Alex
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Alex,
This is coming and will be more than
this.
Pieter
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Subject: [sdr-radio-com] Diversity
reception with large distance baselines - -Radio Console
Hi Simon,
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity reception, I
was wondering if it would be possible to include an option to combine the same
received signal in the radio console software from 2 different receivers that
are physically separated by large distances. When I say large distances, this
means anywhere from half a mile to over 100 miles. In addition to using high
speed internet I would suppose that at the user interface there would be a
need to have a manually adjustable time domain delay of some sort to provide
phase addition of the signals. Maybe an additional routine that performs
automatic sync-up could be developed also. What do you think?
Alex.
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Pieter and Simon, Thanks !... I'm looking forward to release of these new products..Alex
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Alex,
This is coming and will be more than this.
Pieter
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From: Alex P
To: sdr-radio-com@...
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:56 AM
Subject: [sdr-radio-com] Diversity reception with large distance baselines - -Radio Console
Hi Simon,
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity reception, I was wondering if it would be possible to include an option to combine the same received signal in the radio console software from 2 different receivers that are physically separated by large distances. When I say large distances, this means anywhere from half a mile to over 100 miles. In addition to using high speed internet I would suppose that at the user interface there would be a need to have a manually adjustable time domain delay of some sort to provide phase addition of the signals. Maybe an additional routine that performs automatic sync-up could be developed also. What do you think? Alex.
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While the new RFSpace SDR's all sound Very nice I'm sure price wise they will be Quite a bit more than the SDR-IQ. I've looked At the SDR-IP but just hard to justify the cost Verses benefit ratio for normal dx'ing. Hopefully The IQ will stay around awhile so I can place then At remote locations. It will be fun to see what the New offerings bring in this quickly changing hobby.
On Aug 7, 2010, at 11:04 AM, "RFSPACE" < rfspace@...> wrote:
Alex,
This is coming and will be more than
this.
Pieter
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:56
AM
Subject: [sdr-radio-com] Diversity
reception with large distance baselines - -Radio Console
Hi Simon,
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity reception, I
was wondering if it would be possible to include an option to combine the same
received signal in the radio console software from 2 different receivers that
are physically separated by large distances. When I say large distances, this
means anywhere from half a mile to over 100 miles. In addition to using high
speed internet I would suppose that at the user interface there would be a
need to have a manually adjustable time domain delay of some sort to provide
phase addition of the signals. Maybe an additional routine that performs
automatic sync-up could be developed also. What do you think?
Alex.
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Jim,
The SDR-IQ is very popular and isn ot going away
anytime soon. The NetSDR will also be affordable and will be available soon.
There is a lot of new stuff coming out.
Pieter
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Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 12:39
PM
Subject: Re: [sdr-radio-com] Diversity
reception with large distance baselines - -Radio Console
While the new RFSpace SDR's all sound
Very nice I'm sure price wise they will be
Quite a bit more than the SDR-IQ. I've looked
At the SDR-IP but just hard to justify the cost
Verses benefit ratio for normal dx'ing. Hopefully
The IQ will stay around awhile so I can place then
At remote locations. It will be fun to see what the
New offerings bring in this quickly changing hobby.
Alex,
This is coming and will be more than
this.
Pieter
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:56
AM
Subject: [sdr-radio-com] Diversity
reception with large distance baselines - -Radio Console
Hi Simon,
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity
reception, I was wondering if it would be possible to include an option to
combine the same received signal in the radio console software from 2
different receivers that are physically separated by large distances. When
I say large distances, this means anywhere from half a mile to over 100
miles. In addition to using high speed internet I would suppose that at
the user interface there would be a need to have a manually adjustable
time domain delay of some sort to provide phase addition of the signals.
Maybe an additional routine that performs automatic sync-up could be
developed also. What do you think? Alex.
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Pieter
Good to hear the IQ is staying. I've did the reading On the NetSDR and specs look really good. Will just have To wait and see what the price point comes in at. I've been swl/utility dx'ing since 1965 with junk radios to Receivers that could pay for half a car. Now that I'm retired I'm looking to giving back to the hobby by letting folks who Who are starting out or can't afford a bells and whistle radio But have an Internet connection the chance to DX with those That do. The IQ and Simons Software will make this affordable ( without Getting rid of my own stash of radios which I can't force myself to part With). Will be looking forward to more on the NetSDR to see how That goes.
Cheers!
On Aug 7, 2010, at 11:42 AM, "RFSPACE" < rfspace@...> wrote:
Jim,
The SDR-IQ is very popular and isn ot going away
anytime soon. The NetSDR will also be affordable and will be available soon.
There is a lot of new stuff coming out.
Pieter
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 12:39
PM
Subject: Re: [sdr-radio-com] Diversity
reception with large distance baselines - -Radio Console
While the new RFSpace SDR's all sound
Very nice I'm sure price wise they will be
Quite a bit more than the SDR-IQ. I've looked
At the SDR-IP but just hard to justify the cost
Verses benefit ratio for normal dx'ing. Hopefully
The IQ will stay around awhile so I can place then
At remote locations. It will be fun to see what the
New offerings bring in this quickly changing hobby.
Alex,
This is coming and will be more than
this.
Pieter
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:56
AM
Subject: [sdr-radio-com] Diversity
reception with large distance baselines - -Radio Console
Hi Simon,
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity
reception, I was wondering if it would be possible to include an option to
combine the same received signal in the radio console software from 2
different receivers that are physically separated by large distances. When
I say large distances, this means anywhere from half a mile to over 100
miles. In addition to using high speed internet I would suppose that at
the user interface there would be a need to have a manually adjustable
time domain delay of some sort to provide phase addition of the signals.
Maybe an additional routine that performs automatic sync-up could be
developed also. What do you think? Alex.
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Very glad to read this, Pieter and Simon !
Augusto HB9TZA / I2JJR
Il 07/08/2010 18.04, RFSPACE ha scritto:
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Alex,
This is coming and will be more than
this.
Pieter
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Saturday, August 07, 2010 11:56 AM
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[sdr-radio-com] Diversity reception with large distance baselines -
-Radio Console
Hi Simon,
As an idea for a future effort, for diversity reception, I was
wondering if it would be possible to include an option to combine the
same received signal in the radio console software from 2 different
receivers that are physically separated by large distances. When I say
large distances, this means anywhere from half a mile to over 100
miles. In addition to using high speed internet I would suppose that at
the user interface there would be a need to have a manually adjustable
time domain delay of some sort to provide phase addition of the
signals. Maybe an additional routine that performs automatic sync-up
could be developed also. What do you think? Alex.
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