SDR

Thank you to Andrew Rivett for writing in and sharing news about his project called “QRUQSP” which is aiming to provide an easy to set up system for allowing amateur …

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SDRplay recently released news about their upcoming RSPdx software defined radio, which replaces the RSP2 as the top of the line unit in the SDRplay lineup. The RSPdx is not …

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Over on the SWLing.com blog we’ve seen news about the release of a new Russian designed and made portable software defined radio called the “Malachite-DSP”. The Malachite-DSP is an “all-in-one” …

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The Othernet project aims to bring live data such as news, weather, video, books, Wikipedia articles and audio broadcasts to the world via cheap receivers and a free satellite service. Although an …

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KerberosSDR is our four tuner coherent RTL-SDR product made in collaboration with Othernet. With KerberosSDR applications like radio direction finding and passive radar are possible, and our free open source …

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Over on Aliexpress and eBay there are now multiple USB2.0 extenders that work using Ethernet cable. These extenders advertise that is is possible to use up to 100m of Ethernet …

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In the past we’ve seen several SDR# plugins released by Eddie MacDonald, and now thanks to recent updates to the core of SDR#, he’s been able to work on and …

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The RSPdx SDRplay have just released their new SDR that they’re calling the RSPdx. This is their new top end product which replaces the older RSP2/pro line. The RSPdx is …

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We’ve recently released a modified version of the Osmocom RTL-SDR drivers that has a few enhancements particularly for RTL-SDR Blog V3 units. The changes merge improvements to L-Band PLL locking …

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GNU Radio Conference 2019 (GRCon19) was a conference about GNU Radio and projects based on GNU Radio that was held back in September 2019. GNU Radio is an open source …

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