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Eduardo, You should not need one. The lower bands on an Ensemble should already have attenuation. A Softrock normally handles strong signals well. If you have a strong local station then maybe a

Greetings; Is there a way to attenuate incoming signal or have some kind of RF gain control with my Softrock RX ensemble II? 73 Eduardo

Hi Guy, Built RX Handy receiver boards for the 80m/40m band group, (4MHz-8MHz), are available on the Fivedash.com website. Multiple receiver boards are in stock for next business day mailing. If you

Is this plastic? I prefer a metal box, for several reasons. 73, Zack W9SZ

There is a 3D printed design at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:43429/remixes

Sadly, no images of the actual box were preserved under Archive.org records. Link

Search for the website on archive.org. There's a good chance you'll at least see photos of it. Mike W0BTU >

KM5H used to supply a case for the Ensemble II. However, it appears his website is gone. I don't know if anyone has a few saved up somewhere or not. I made my own using an aluminum box. I forget the

I am still actively playing with an designing things with the soft rocks. I would be interested in obtaining one of your new handy receivers Tony! Guy -- guy (at) eastroad (dot) org -.-. --.- -.-.

New to the group, greetings to all. I now own a softrock rx ensemble 2 and would like to know if anyone here could point me to where to buy casing for the receiver. I would like to keep it inside a

Good Morning All, Fivedash has a built SDR receiver offered for sale that is based on the HF RX II receiver. This built receiver board, called the RX Handy, covers a single range such as 4 MHz to 8

I'm parting with the broadcast band stop filter I made last year.? Photos: https://imgur.com/a/c01yALp I used this with the Softrock successfully to cut out interference on both LF and HF.? BNC

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Hi, I have the LF version of the Ensemble RXII for sale for $60 shipped insured CONUS, Paypal ok. Tony built. I have hardly used it. Please contact offlist.

Al I seem to remember we had to set the jumpers to suit PSDR then use "swap" if required with other software. 73 Alan G4ZFQ

A number of SDR softwares that run my Ensemble like Winrad , HDSDR and Rocky you can reverse I & Q signals, etc. But you can't do it on Flex PowerSDR software which also runs my Ensemble. Am I

That is for Softrocks, "audio" frequencies up to +/-96KHz depending on the soundcard used as an ADC. But more modern SDRs send data streams maybe representing a spectrum of 30MHz or more. The choice

In the group, Ricardo Suarez was kind enough to send me this link, looks like it has much info. https://www.g0kla.com/sdr/index.php Al

Let's see if I got this correct . . . So you have the I & Q signals that are at audio frequencies (about what frequencies are they) . . . going into your PC soundcards. Once this gets into your PC

Yes usb becomes lsb if connections are reversed reversed. This can be fixed in most software (qi or iq) or reverse the hardware connections. -- Thanks Steve M0ZEH