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Ok Pete
The new drivers are virtually crash proof
as well ! but the max freq seems
to of been rounded down , wont go past 1.1
ghz now ? sure the older ones went
past that ?
HF-direct , sounds like a tesco shop ? ,
fine if you dont live next to one of
the bbc mw sites , that causes problems ,
but it picks up msf on 60khz ,
and dcf39 139 looks a big signal so, set it
to 136 usb and op32 , see if
anything decodes
73-G.
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2013 7:35 PM
Subject: LF: Re: LF: Re: LF: £10 Dongel-SDR Direct sample on 504
KHz
Hi Graham
PeteFMT said.......
" The Chip set also allows other tricks that Graham
describes look on You-tube"
73 es GL Pete M0FMT IO91UX
UP Convertor ?
Pete
No need now , the latest drivers now
address the a/d (i/q) directly ,
those shots are only using the
dongle , with a wire to pin 1 of the a/d .the
e4000 convertor chip is not used , ,
to use vhf , need to simply change
the sample setting and connect
the vhf Ae to the normal
input
Direct sampling ... there is no
fall off past 1 mhz , that was
the 504 carrier to day , with qsb
showing on Spec-lab in 3D , had about 25 % cpu
left on the old P4 100MHz pc ,
will also run sdr +
Opera or Ros [ must drop
a dual core in some time !]
73 -G.
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2013 7:07 PM
Subject: LF: Re: LF: £10 Dongel-SDR Direct sample on 504
KHz
Try Cozy Cave
TV DVB sticks have been available for 12months at about a tenner (that's Sterling; EU
?). Thought every body had one by now. Using HDSDR with Balint Seber's
plug in you can receiver
from almost DC to light....... :o) Using an up converter to 60megs plus, will
give full HF coverage (LPF's help). The Chip set also allows other tricks that Graham
describes look on You-tube.
There are other very expensive alternatives beware!
73 es GL Pete M0FMT IO91UX
G.. Unbelivable! Where can one buy that dongle? Do you have a
link for us? 73, Stefan/DK7FC Am 04.04.2013 15:01, schrieb
Graham:
All
£10 Dongel-SDR Direct sample on 504 KHz
The latest window drives for
the ultra-cheap sdr dongle
project , now have the 'direct sample'
option
all that is needed is a wire
to pin '1' of the AD chip , [ ie use
the decoupling cap as a terminal post]
select I/Q , and you have a HF rx ,
which tunes down to zero (ish)
This is the 504 carrier from my main Ae
via tuner , showing qsb
navtex from the south coast last night
518 ,100% copy , so not bad ..
73
-G..
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