Reviews
An index of reviews can be found in the Reviews Catalogue

Here is the latest RSP2 review, written by Mike Richards for the April edition of the RSGB monthly RadCom magazine:

DB Gain, the author of the ‘Utility DXers Forum’  blogsite   (see  udxf.nl/ute-info.html )  , has uploaded a review of the RSP2 which can also be found by clicking here:  http://www.udxf.nl/SDRPlay_RSP2_SDR.pdf

There’s a very nice review of the RSP1 in the latest (Feb 2017) edition of QST magazine – click here to read the review article.  There’s also an article on page 34 about Panadapters which of course is one of the many popular uses for an RSP:

 It’s a real indication of just what good value the RSP1 is at $129 – for anyone trying to decide between the different RSP products, check out the comparison of features below:

The 2017 edition of the World television and Radio Handbook is now available for purchase and includes a new review of the RSP1 using SDRuno in which the author comments  ‘All in all we were very impressed by SDRuno….. we can strongly recommend it to users of the SDRplay which seems to us to represent an almost ideal introduction to the capabilities  (of an SDR)’

To get a copy of the handbook – go to www.wrth.com

The first eHam reviews for the RSP2 are starting to appear on http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/13139

RSP1 reviews can be found on http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/12358 where we have scored 4.5/5 across 62 reviews 🙂

Many thanks to all who take the trouble to document their experiences (warts and all!) and share their enthusiasm for SDR and SDRplay products

Mike from  WTFDA has published a new review of the RSP2 – take a look at their website: http://www.wtfda.org/  and click on the button:

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

Read Paul NN4Fs review of the RSP2