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This might be a question for the more technical, but I am going to say no (in respect to bandwidth coverage).
It is 5 MHz either side of the LO. So if the LO is dead on 7Mhz you will get 2-12 if my understanding/calculations are correct.

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Fri Aug 23, 2019 11:34 am

I think its just down to user error I was so excited to get it working i probably
missed the easy bits.

Ah I still do the same thing after years when entering a freq, will enter say 125.8 [enter] instead of just 125800 [enter].
Easy mistake to make.

So there is no way to set the LO directly in order to span the desired band without setting up extra VXR's? I can't find any such function per the manual. Sure would be a great feature in future versions so a person could use the minimum SR. When you first start SDRUno the LO is always the center f...

Greg/MDY; Welcome to the forums. Not sure what software you are using to drive the SDR you have, which I guess by what you write is an RSP1. I have an RSP and use the SDRUno software exclusively on the RSP. It can be a bit overwhelming at first getting your head around all the various options and se...

So, in conclusion, I would like to second any request for the company to revert to the previous and from a user's point of view, totally satisfactory way of controlling this valuable resource. I have been admin on several forums over the years. One thing I have learnt with users, regardless of rule...

Thanks Mike, nice idea.
Setting the LO at 127.6 should do the same trick to I guess, I will give your suggestion a go.

Be nice to have a receiver that could see 20 MHz worth of real-estate, that would cover the whole aviation band then

Last night I again came across something that has plagued me pretty much ever since I got the RSP2. This is not a fault with the RSP , more than likely the way I am using it or my understanding of the 10 MHz (SR) band-width feature. Excuse me if I am not using correct 'SDR' terminology here... I lis...

The only salvation I found for coping with the strong pulses is the Noise Blanker of SDRconsole. You can find it when going to the "Home" tab and clicking on the Noise Blanker Wide DSP, NOT the Noise Blanker on the DSP field left of the screen as this one is another animal. I am using v1.32 and do ...

LW needs a long aerial the fence in that case. I would try feeding the fence with a grounded 11 mm coaxial cable with a serial coil on the device side. The coaxial cable acting as the capacitor of this basic low-pass filter. Coil could be replaced by a resistor. Thanks. Problem is I am not using a ...

With most digital modes it is pretty easy to get audio into companion software, VB Cable for Windows is one. I think due to their being so many well established digital mode decoder software packages available it would probably not be a viable thing payment wise. Especially when you consider you can...