Lots of people are turning to SDRs for use as a Panadapter. The RSP is ideal for this. We have been working on a guide to Panadapters - this is very much an introduction to the topic and we hope to improve it based on feedback.
http://www.sdrplay.com/Panadapterintro1.pdf
73, Jon
Introduction to Panadapters with SDR
Introduction to Panadapters with SDR
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Re: Introduction to Panadapters with SDR
Another source of information and adapter kits for a number of popular transceivers is g4hup.com. I purchased a PAT50M to fit to my Lowe HF225 receiver as I wanted to take advantage of the front end band-pass filters to improve image rejection on HF. It worked very well.
It was easiest to use it with HDSDR software as that has options for setting a global IF offset. In the end I've actually come to the conclusion that I'm not very interested in HF anymore!
David
It was easiest to use it with HDSDR software as that has options for setting a global IF offset. In the end I've actually come to the conclusion that I'm not very interested in HF anymore!
David
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