George,
Tony Parks is the father of the SoftRock series of receivers so he have investigated the radio quite well.
Probably you?ll have to test your Softrock receiver with an antenna and practice quite a bit with the software that you plan to use. Once you are used to it you can connect the SoftRock to the Yaesu radio and have the software fixed at 9 MHz so you can see your IF centered. Since there is no digital connection to the radio you cannot read the frequency your radio is tuned in the SDR software, but there are configurations that make possible to indicate 0 when you are in the IF so you have to mentally add or subtract any offset to the frequency indicated by your radio.
Regards,
Ignacio EB4APL
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El 05/12/2021 a las 1:40, George Blake escribió:
Gee, maybe you should have read what I wrote first and invesrtigated the radio before commenting? Then you would have known what I was talking about?
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