We are pleased to welcome additional authorised distributors this week. In Canada we have Radioworld, in China we added 599Radio where we also have technical support from BA2Bi on support-china@sdrplay.com and in the UK, we welcome Navada Radio – the challenge here is to get RSP2 stock tothese new distributors as soon as possible.
For a full list of worldwide distributors, go to www.sdrplay.com/distis.php
As you know we launched the RSP2 with just the SDRuno SDR capability but are working as fast as we can to bring up the other software options enjoyed by RSP1 customers. We hope that later this week we will release the API which is important for developers of bespoke software and applications. It will also enable Simon Brown to include the RSP2 operation in a V3 SDR Console preview release in December. The other key deliverable is the EXTIO files necessary to run HDSDR – we are aiming to release in December. Many thanks for your patience…
To get started with the the RSP1 and our own SDRuno SDR software, then after going to http://www.sdrplay.com/start-here/ to get SDRuno installed for your RSP1, the next step is to download Paul and Mike’s Cookbook from https://www.nn4f.com/SDRuno-cookbook.pdf and then watch our RSP1 specific video on https://youtu.be/xBGHB0oMXHU
To get started with the the RSP2 and our own SDRuno SDR software, then after going to http://www.sdrplay.com/start-here/ to get SDRuno installed for your RSP2, the next step is to download Paul and Mike’s Cookbook from https://www.nn4f.com/SDRuno-cookbook.pdf and then watch our RSP2 specific video on https://youtu.be/92Ijh_NAEfc
RTL-SDR.com made this nice round-up of recent RSP2 reviews
VA2PV, based in Montreal, made this video review which includes an interview with Jon Hudson about the additonal benefits of the RSP2 – it also highlights the fact that the RSP1 remains a very valid low cost option for many SWL and panadapter applications
Ham Radio Science were one of the first to come out with this comprehensive review of the RSP2 and how it works:
