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I have to be careful how I word this to try to avoid misunderstanding, but here goes... Does the use of an HF preselector when radio reception is worse than usual increase the preselector's normal DB loss above it's norm? Put a differnet way - If under normal reception conditions this loss is only ...

I have to be careful how I word this to try to avoid misunderstanding, but here goes... Does the use of an HF preselector when radio reception is worse than usual increase the preselector's normal DB loss above it's norm? Put a differnet way - If under normal reception conditions this loss is only a...

I hope that the following may help: ?B: Slow works fine for me below 30 Mhz ?C: Volume control slider is the yellow bar at the botoom of the RX Ctlr pane ?D: See P30-31 of user manual (easy access via the SDRuno MAIN panel under "opt." It is the preferred mode for AM. I'll leave the rest to the expe...

Just as Noel replied.
Additionally, if your spectrum display is "zoomed," clicking the vfo tab on the SP1 will centre the frequencu tuned.

Well, not exactly a reply, but problem resolved by reloading uno - scheduler working just fine.

I am operating an RSP2 running V1.23 (that works well for me - as far as I am aware). I have not been able to use the scheduled recording feature successfully. I have tried to schedule recordings by calling up the Recording Panel, setting start and stop times and "engaging the timer." This has not w...

Thanks Mike Understand about BFO's (I think). In the past, I have demodulated sidebands by tuning the BFO. So I suppose the question I should be asking is if the signal is present, why doesn't a receiver process it? If the answer is at a REALLY technical level, I'll simply accept that it happens and...

Hi Robert The cable that you require is a usb A to B (the type used to connect most printers). It is reall imortant to buy a quality cable with ferrite chokes to help reduce RFI. There are some available on Amazon at a reasonable price - see: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tripp-Lite-U023-006-Ferrite-Chok...

Could anyone tell me, or explain (in very simple terms) please, why it is possible to receive and demodulate either or both of the sidebands of an NDB transmission, when there is often no carrier to be observed whilst it is, presumably, the more powerful signal. Given that these are generally quite ...

It's replacable Mike