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ShinySDR by Kevid Reid might fit your needs. I have not tried it, but it looked as simple as you can get. -- 73, Mike www.w0btu.com

I was using LM 18.3, BTW, based on Ubuntu. And ignore the asterisks around Linrad. -- 73, Mike www.w0btu.com

It's been a long time since I used my RX Ensemble II, but I used Linrad on my computer. It's the best one for pulling out weak signals below the noise floor and has the best noise blankers. It has a

Ed: Thanks for the detailed explanation. The Scottie is a nice product, I wish I new about it earlier. Howard

Hello Howard, I do not have an Odroid N2 + , but it does look like a worthwhile upgrade from the N2. However, be mindful that the brilliance in electronic design is selecting the parts that perform

Ed: Thanks! That makes sense. I would have never guessed that is an issue. I have a couple more PCs I can try now that we understand the issue. I as also thinking of building another SDR with the PI,

Hello Howard, From our studies we have discovered that there are problems with certain motherboard chipsets relating to the number of USB devices. This manifests itself as an inability to support a

Howard, Sorry, I can add no more. It does not seem possible to me. I hope someone else has the answer. Something else that I've heard of but not experienced is a sound device not working full

Yes everything is correct. I have the built in pc for the mic and speakers and the USB device for both RXTX connections. Receive works fine. If I swap between the PC and the USB, so usb has mic and

Howard Sorry I do not think I understand. Somehow HSDR is sending the signal to the wrong device, though I can't tell which one. I have never known HDSDR to send audio to the wrong device unless I

I hear nothing connecting to the input line. It is not a driver problem since that works. When I swap the input line with the speaker the speaker always works. The softrock goes into TX mode and

Howard, If you connect a speaker instead of the Softrock TX input you hear nothing? In my experience if HDSDR shows TX audio then it is being sent to the selected soundcard. My first thought is that

Alan: Yes RXTX. It is definitely software. Everything works, it sets the RXTX to transmit, but no audio comes out of the sound card to the RXTX. The display shows the audio from the mic. The exact

Howard, What Softrock? An Ensemble RXTX? Do you mean it will not TX? Apart from setting the correct sound devices in HDSDR I do not see how software can be involved. Windows 10 settings can be

I installed HSDR last month on my desktop PC and it works fine with my softrock. I am trying to reproduce my setup in my shop with another pc, and I am having the same issue with 2 different PC, one

Thanks. That's a much better piece price and _much_ more reasonable shipping. RFparts wanted almost $12 to ship 5 TO-220s. I'm going to try these in a couple of other designs and will be getting

HobbyPCB sells them in sets of four for $20. https://www.hobbypcb.com/index.php/products/hf-radio/rd16hhf1-transistor-4-pack That's what the Hardrock-50 amp uses. We buy them directly from

RF Parts carried them as of a year or so ago.? I'm a big fan of those critters, I hope they haven't been obsoleted (if that's a word...) I've used them (and the RD16HVF1) single ended and in push

When I shut down my store I had about 25 of those devices in stock which I will use for personal projects. I also kept several other variations of that line for personal use, RD06HHF1, and RD15HVF1

There are several US vendors and all Ebay sellers have fakes. RD16HHF1-101 Transistor, 16 watt, 30 MHz, 12.5v, Mitsubishi | | | | | | | | | | | RD16HHF1-101 Transistor, 16 watt, 30 MHz,