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Source code: wiki.spench.net Also for Windows: wiki.spench.net twitter.com HDSDR with Wine on Linux & Mac OS X: wiki.spench.net For discussion, head to new Google Group: groups.google.com This video features the same device used with Winrad/HDSDR/WRplus: Compatible devices should be: ezcap, Hama nano & Terratec NOXON (get the first two as it has a better tuner – the Elonics 4000, same as FUNcube Dongle, broadest frequency range: 64-1700 MHz). This all started here (info & code): sdr.osmocom.org – Source

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Download it here: spench.net Also: Source block for GNU Radio: wiki.spench.net twitter.com Do the same on Linux & Mac OS X: wiki.spench.net For discussion, head to new Google Group: groups.google.com Compatible devices should be: ezcap, Hama nano & Terratec NOXON (get the first two as it has a better tuner – the Elonics 4000, same as FUNcube Dongle, broadest frequency range: 64-1700 MHz). This all started here (info & code): sdr.osmocom.org My ExtIO plugin also supports all USRPs, the FUNcube Dongle and network streaming using BorIP (see it here: You can also send the received baseband data over the network to GNU Radio using the UDP Source block. – Source

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USB DVB-T tuner brugt sammen med RTLSDR Extio driveren i programmet HDSDR til at modtage et SSB signal på 2m. Jeg har fjernet antennen til dette forsøg, da den transciever jeg benytter står så tæt på, den er desuden sat på lavest effekt. – Source

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“Receiving COSPAS-SARSAT transponder on board of a low earth orbiting satellite on 1544.5 MHz (frequency on the SDR display was not calibrated, please ignore).

Using the famous RTL SDR…”the cheapest SDR in town”” for VHF/UHF/SHF covering 64-1700 (up to 2.1 GHz “out of spec” )….this particular one was a Hama Nano.” — MegaOscarVideos

[Wikipedia: COSPAS-SARSAT]