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Wine 4.2 works well too, needs Microsoft fonts installed.

At this point, I think that I will need more information from SDRplay about the process for compiling the project as given the files supplied, it will just not compile without lots of errors. Thanks for trying mate, I appreciate it. Being unable to compile on Windows myself, and short of SDRPlay ju...

StandingWave wrote:

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nc -l 1234

I use GNU netcat and port forward 127.0.0.1:1234 to the Odroid

Strykar, I'm not sure that I fully understand the issue you are trying to resolve The issue is that rsp_tcp or a local port forwarding rule has to exist listening on 127.0.0.1:1234 before starting SDRUno.EXTIO or it hangs waiting on localhost to respond. It hangs in a way that I cannot close it eas...

Following your post, I tried installing the wine-staging package on my test system which is in a virtual machine. I had to completely remove/purge the wine-stable package first, but that's another story.... After eventually getting it installed, I ended up with WINE version 4.4. Thanks a ton, the i...

The reason that the ExtIO version had to stop development was that we have had to focus on RSP integration into SDRuno and quite a number of the improvements are not compatible with the support for other hardware. There may be some small improvements made to the ExtIO version at some point, but I c...

@StandingWave First up, nicely done, I never explored the EXTIO version and could only confirm the standard SDRUno version exits right after starting :) Is 4.0 your output of wine --version ? I'm using Wine 4.2 and I can get SDRUno to connect and rsp_tcp confirms it but I see no text on any of the b...

Hi Barrie However, I have one of these - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MiniWhip-Active-Antenna-Assembled-in-Box-HF-LF-VLF-mini-whip-sdr-RX-portable/222469570201?hash=item33cc383e99:g:YugAAOSwc-tY63MT It works very well (well grounded) atop an 8M carbon-fiber pole (non - conductive mast important I bel...

This could be great if people actually hung out in there.

Since I read a few posts about people killing their RSP2's due to overloading and a lack of RF frontend protection, I've been worried. My RSP2 will be mounted in a remote location powered by batteries, I looked up 'RF frontend protection' and am confused what to get. Do I want something with static ...