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Also, does anyone know whether the SDRplay front end can be damaged if it is plugged into the USB but is NOT "playing"? If I'm using one of the radios I don't want signal from the radio in use connected to one of the RSP2 antenna ports to damage the SDR through the other radio's antenna connected to...

Hello, I purchased a RSP2 about a year and a half back. Lots of fun. I'm trying to make a shift and get it hooked up as a panadapter for my 2 radios. I'm worried about not hooking it up right and damaging the RSP2 unit. I've watched the videos online and feel like I have it planned ...

I am a newbie to RSP devices and I could really use some help. I would like to be able to use RSP2 as panadapter device using Icom IC-756 Pro 3 ham radio. I do have a 1st IF rtap on my radio internally - service manual states: Intermediate frequencies: 1st IF 64.455 MHz 2nd ...

My family Radio Shack in 1958, with Collins Radio equipment and a vintage panadapter......

... KE9NS's version of PowerSDR it is a feature I sadly miss and as there are many amateur radio operators out there using RSP devices with Uno for panadapter use I feel it would benefit HAMS and listeners alike.

... is click on the waterfall or spectrum and have the radio tune to that frequency through TX Manager. This would allow me to use SDRuno to act as a panadapter on my FT-857d. I know HRD pretty well but am just getting familiar with TX Manager. Thanks!

For strictly panadapter purposes, is there a difference between using an RSP1 or the RSP2?

Randy W4RTT

... cable to pipe signal to other software to decode wspr and qrss. Really impressed with this receiver, now to link it to my Kenwood TS590SG as a panadapter. Andy

Hi Guys, I‘m brand new with my rsp2 and my FT-DX3000. What i‘m asking me the hole time: What about receiving VHF/UHF? Is there a chance to connect a corresponding antenna to the radios 3rd Ant. port to get those signals direct through to the sdr? And what if not? Connection to the 2nd port at the SD...

... by a 12v wall wort (same model #), on a non conducting mast @ 20 feet, and fed with 50 ohm coax. The radio is a Yaesu FT-950 with an RSP2 as a panadapter. The 12v power supply is choked with snap-on ferrites. The RA0SMS produces noise approximately every 10 KHZ - the noise is present from LF ...