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Monthly Archives: December 2020

Happy Christmas

Thank you to all our customers – for your encouragement and enthusiasm.

 

From the SDRplay team

A new Facebook Group for SDRuno Plugin developers and users

SDRplay has started a new Facebook group for SDRuno Plugin Developers – this group is open to both developers and end users alike.
It is designed to be a place of learning, sharing, helping and for suggesting plugins.
Please note that this is strictly for plugin development and any non-plugin posts will be removed.
So, for all plugin users and developers, please join us at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sdrunoplugindevelopers
Note: you will need to answer the question on the membership application and also tick the box to agree to the rules before being approved.
We look forward to seeing you there.
More about SDRuno Plugins can be found at: https://www.sdrplay.com/plugins/

New Webinar – all about SDRuno Plugins

On Sunday 20th December , SDRplay hosted a live YouTube webinar all about SDRuno plugins.  Many thanks to all who participated via live chat. The webinar explained the plugin system and showcased the current plugins – there was also a section at the end, especially for plugin developers.    For those who missed it or who would like to view it again, here’s the link:  https://youtu.be/qCFsIsZYPKQ

We have done many webinars during 2020, many of which are still available – for more information and links, go to: https://www.sdrplay.com/webinars/

Seasons Greetings and latest on RSP availability

A very happy holiday season to all RSP users from all of us at SDRplay.   We will do our best to support you and any of your friends and family who might receive a new RSP as a gift in the coming weeks.  An RSP1A makes a very nice gift for both the old and the young.  In the case of the old, there are many retired folks looking for a hobby. These are people who way back, long before the internet era, were inspired by the magic of wireless communications. Some may have been short wave listeners or even radio amateurs for a while.  An RSP1A together with SDRuno and its easy to use band buttons is a great way to jump back in (assuming they have access to a windows PC and can string up some wire as an antenna). Among the youngsters are many who by the age of 13 or 14 have really mastered a Raspberry Pi and maybe even getting a bit bored as to what new things they can do with it.  An RSP1A gives them the radio spectrum to play with. The computing community has barely scratched the surface of what cool new applications could auto-tune into relevant signals.

Regarding stocks of the RSPs, right now SDRplay and most of our resellers on www.sdrplay.com/distributors/ have plenty of stock of all three RSP models.  However if you buy direct from our website  then overseas shipping times via courier may be extended both due to seasonal volumes and also additional Covid and Brexit related logistical anomalies.