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I never changed mine either, as far as I know. I still don't know how. Instead I just clicked the restore default settings for SDRuno. We'll see if it happens again somehow. At least I know I'm not the only one its happened to.

Before I read your post I discovered the 50khz jump is only in AM and USB. That lead me to believe the issue is somehow my step sizes got changed. Seeing as how I don't know where to change steps manually and I had no reason to, I don't think I ever did. But I'll go look in the instructions on how t...

I just found out if I click on a ham band preset and try to scroll frequencies with the mouse wheel, it will jump in 50khz increments. So this whole thing seems t be centered around 50khz somehow. I guess I will uninstall and reinstall version 1.22 and see if the glitch goes away.

Earlier today I fired up SDRuno 1.22 as I have since it was released. After pressing PLAY I did the usual click in the main FFT window to create an LO offset. The cursor/verticle line would not move unless I clicked at least 50khz away from the present cursor. So I clicked further away to create the...

No. I do not have the problem that you mentioned.

I bought an RSP1 a few months ago and use it with SDRuno. I love this thing. There are still a number of very minor quirks that I hardly think about while using it and won't mention them right now. But there are 2 issues I would like to see corrected. I'm using version 1.22 but I believe this has be...

Hitting shift doesn't have any effect on the unlock for me. Have you tried hitting the clear button on the band preset panel? That also changes locked to unlocked. BTW, I haven't experienced the issue yet.

The AM BCB sure would take a long time to DX and grab all the station callsigns tonight.

Tune in WWV on any of it's frequencies. Switch from AM to LSB or USB. Tune up or down 1 khz. Do you hear a tone along with WWV? You should if the unit is working right.

I answered my own question. I dragged my heavy Cushman monitor to my computer area with the RSP1. It takes as little as 15-20dbm over the noise level to hear an image of a FM Broadcast band signal in the 200-350MHZ range of the unit. Located where I am, even with no antenna connected to the RSP1 I h...