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Wow! LMR400 connected to softrock with BNC connector. That will be interesting. -- VY 73, Wes AE6ZM Sierra Vista, AZ

Agreed.? But my recommendations for RG-58 was based on two factors. 1.? The rigs in question are Softrocks, which I presume means that it'll be used primarily for LF or HF. 2.? The poster of the

For above 28 MHz and VHF/UHF, I would use LMR 400 for cable lengths up to 70-100 ft. 73, Gordon Beattie, W2TTT 201.314.6964 Get Outlook for

Hi, For receive only I'd recommend using RG-58, relatively low cost and you can buy it with connectors already attached from places like Amazon etc (probably eBay too though I don't do eBay).? Just

For the first time in three decades, I'm going to need to buy about 50 feet of 50 ohm coax.? I am installing an outdoor antenna, so will need it.? I am on a limited budget.? It will be used for the

Switch to WiFi. Ethernet cables are notoriously bad for radio. 73, Mike AF7KR

Well, one of the last remaining issues continued to be birdies, with spacing varying depending upon band so sometimes they might be 20-30 Khz apart, other times more and also more frequent. Tonight,

These symptoms points that you have no getting two channels (stereo) from your cheap audio dongle. A lot of these are mono and the Softrock need the two channels to do the math correctly. I have 2

After several trials, I had to use USBSoftrock command to check configuration of USB on my Raspberry Pi 3B. I use a really cheap USB audio dongle to get the rx into the Pi. That all working I

Jon Playing USB is how I've rectified such problems. A common thing is a Keyboard/Mouse RX. Put that on a hub and often the problem is bypassed. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

I've had this issue off and on ever since setting up the Ensemble RX II a couple of months back.? I can't trust that it will be running, so the first thing I do when in Win 7 is check CFGSR to see

After some adjustments yesterday, I have it now set up where I won't even need a keyboard.? A setting in Win RDP without password allows this.? Now if in the event I do need one every now and then,

I have a sketch of a HDSDR plugin https://github.com/bubnikv/ExtIO_Omnia/tree/networking and a tiny server to run on an Android phone, so you don't need to run a

I just did that, and the price at Wal-Mart for this combo is only twenty bucks. 73, Mike W0BTU

You may also try to replace the cable with a well shielded one. Some of the 2005-2010 stuff before the massive cost cutting era we are in now.

For the price of a logitec wireless mouse and keyboard combo you can eliminate 2 usb wires and their ferrites and the rfi they bring to the game. Less clutter and more flexibility for operating

Hi Mike, I took special note of your comment below about the USB interference, asone of my student designs <https://github.com/Dizzerin/Software-Defined-Radio> had some annoying problems with this

Jon, A couple thoughts. The USB section of the SoftRock RXII is supposed to be electrically (DC ground and +V buses) isolated from the rest of the circuitry. There are optocouplers and a transformer

Hi Mike, Well, when I unplug both the monitor and keyboard, the most of the offending "birdies" go away.? I had just hoped to be able to keep the keyboard plugged in.? Others are suggesting a

Jon, Interference to Softrock comes in 2 different flavors. 1. Interference coming through the audio connection ("ground loop") shows up as a symmetrical center hump, or some other symmetrical