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Not getting breakpoints to work in VS Code, I manually traced through the error path placing exit() at key points, mostly in the hermeslite.py file.? I ended up causing a new error about hardware

Here is the installation, maybe some library version issue, all says good here. [cid:image001.png@...] I can switch to 4.2.23 and it works OK then back to 4.2.24 and same run time error.

Hello Mike, The line: _quisk.error: Bytearray size must be 5. is correct. Version 4.2.24 changed the size from 20 to 5. So your new _quisk.pyd is correct but you are somehow using the old Python files

Hello Pierre, This can happen if you have two versions of Python installed. If you run pip and pip is for Python version 3.10, then it will upgrade 3.10 and not 3.11. Try "pip -V" to check the

The protocol I'm familiar with is HPSDR protocol 1, used by a number of SDRs. It's documented here <https://openhpsdr.org/downloads/documents/Metis/Documentation/Metis-%20How%20it%20works_V1.33.pdf>

Hi Rob, The RTL-2832 is really a one of a kind - a very low-cost IC designed as a COFDM demodulator of digital TV that happens to have the ability to send raw ADC samples which enable it to function

Maybe cheat avoiding the dev work and use a USB to Wifi extender. Might depend on how remote you are talking about.

Greetings Friends, I am planning a little SDR using a quadrature sampling detector for receiving and a Si5351 for the LO and the transmitter (for sending digital signals). In the past I have used a

Hi Jim, I updated my Linux Mint, Pi, and Windows machines to 4.2.24. Ran into a problem on Windows where it crashes on startup. Works in 4.2.23. 4.2.24 runs OK in Linux/Pi. Here is my output below. On

I have for the first time a problem with quisk upgrade: under Windows 11: I enter in a terminal "pip install --upgrade quisk", it seemed to work and when I open quisk I'm still in the former version

Hello Jim, Thanks for your feedback, clearly the noise floor I observe is 10 dB too high. I am off for the weekend, but will run tests on Monday using an analog power supply, in stead of the switch

You can now specify the WSJT-X option "--rig-name" on the Configure WSJT-X window. It used to be fixed at "quisk". Please test. I worked around a bug in wxPython that caused some screens to be too

Hello Peter, My HiQSDR shows a noise floor in 3 KHz of -111 dB at 10 MHz. So it looks like you have extra noise. But see this article (

Hello Guenter, Many thanks for your elaborate answer. It is clear that the signal indication seems fine, close to what you observed on the DL1CC and your home made board (well done BTW!). The noise

oops, Peter, (the wrong finger here too fast) results (continued from prior post) for indicated noise levels (S-Meter setting 1 sec) 3k Bandwidth on both sets, -80 dBm IN showing displayed outputs of

Hi, Peter, yes, you may be encountering an issue with your board. I have two boards, one HiQSDR from Helmut/DB1CC and my own homebuilt (guess one of the two first in Germany; Detlef/DL7IY(now SK) and

Hi All, I wonder if anyone can tell me what their HiQSDR noise floor is, when the input is not connected (or connected to a dummy load)? I have the impression that the noise floor of my HiQSDR board

Thanks Mario I can see you have done a very thorough job. 73 Jan

Thanks Jan It doesn't show up here as under/overruns in the status page - but I'm pretty sure that the resampling is needed to match the microphone incoming stream to the outbound IQ stream as that

First of all, many thanks to Jim and Ben for this amazing remote feature in Quisk. I show my remote configuration on the attached drawing. my remote Red Pitaya SDR often runs via VHF 2M transverter on