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by W6JHB
Sat Jan 06, 2018 2:53 am
Forum: SDRuno
Topic: AM Radio Crud - How to Eliminate?
Replies: 12
Views: 34350

Re: AM Radio Crud - How to Eliminate?

As I had commented, I ordered that filter on Amazon. It arrived and I hooked it up. Bingo - BC station images gone! I am a happy camper. I do realize that I could have avoided this by using the MF/HF antenna connector. However, at this time that is not practical for me. I probably will use it in the...
by W6JHB
Wed Dec 27, 2017 6:02 am
Forum: SDRuno
Topic: AM Radio Crud - How to Eliminate?
Replies: 12
Views: 34350

Re: AM Radio Crud - How to Eliminate?

Thanks for the input, folks. Since doing any DX / SWL’ing on the AM broadcast band is at the bottom of my list, the idea of a high pass filter came to mind. Did some Googling and found an inexpensive filter on Amazon that looks like a perfect fit. In fact, quite a few positive reviews of it by other...
by W6JHB
Tue Dec 26, 2017 10:08 pm
Forum: SDRuno
Topic: AM Radio Crud - How to Eliminate?
Replies: 12
Views: 34350

AM Radio Crud - How to Eliminate?

I've just hooked up an RSP2pro on Windows 10 running under VMware Fusion on an iMac, and I have SDRuno. Have two antennas in use for my initial testing. Antenna 1 is connected to a ham radio 2m/70cm ground plane. Antenna 2 is connected to an 88 foot long doublet about 45 feet in the air. Using the A...
by W6JHB
Mon Dec 25, 2017 11:34 pm
Forum: General
Topic: RSP2 RF Protection Question
Replies: 11
Views: 39174

Re: RSP2 RF Protection Question

Hi Lou - Well, yes, 75 watts is a lot if one is simply trying to work the LEO (Low Earth Orbit) birds - in many cases (from what I've read) 5 watts from an HT is sufficient if one is using even a hand-held directional antenna. However, as I recall (from many, many years ago) from working the satelli...
by W6JHB
Sat Dec 23, 2017 8:52 pm
Forum: General
Topic: RSP2 RF Protection Question
Replies: 11
Views: 39174

Re: RSP2 RF Protection Question

Hi - thanks for the reply and the info. Not what I was hoping to hear, indeed. Placing a filter in the line would then preclude my being able to do the reverse - listening at all on 2 meters. Additionally, there are satellites with the uplink on 70 cm and downlink on 2 meters. I'll have to give some...
by W6JHB
Fri Dec 22, 2017 6:47 pm
Forum: General
Topic: RSP2 RF Protection Question
Replies: 11
Views: 39174

RSP2 RF Protection Question

I'm awaiting delivery of my RSP2 - first time user here, although I have played around with an RTL-SDR dongle a little. I have a ham radio transceiver (Elecraft K3) that I can operate/transmit CW, SSB, and FM on the 144 MHz band (2 meters). I want to use the RSP2 for (among other things) a receiver ...
by W6JHB
Thu Dec 21, 2017 11:03 pm
Forum: New Users' experiences
Topic: RSP2 frustration on Mac
Replies: 35
Views: 119947

Re: RSP2 frustration on Mac

Phil & Les - thanks for the replies - good to know the forum is fairly active! The reason I was wondering about the audio delays is that several years ago I had built a few small QRP SDR rigs that worked with either Quisk or HDSDR. Trying to send CW whilst listening to it on the SDR was ugly, to say...
by W6JHB
Thu Dec 21, 2017 6:15 pm
Forum: New Users' experiences
Topic: RSP2 frustration on Mac
Replies: 35
Views: 119947

Re: RSP2 frustration on Mac

Greetings all - newbie to the SRDplay arena here. I have been using one of the el cheapo SDR dongles for a few months, along with SDR#. I use the software on my iMac, running OS X and VMware, with the Windows 10 guest. It works OK, but as you probably now, there are spikes/spurs up the wazoo all ove...