We’re holding our first black friday week sale with 6% to 30% off selected products! Only until Sunday, and orders are subject to stock levels and possible back ordering if …
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Airspy have released their black Friday 2020 deals today with 30% off. Back in 2019 we saw that the black friday deals were the best time to purchase an Airspy …
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Hot on the heels of the GOES-13 weather satellite decoder that we posted about a few days ago, @aang254 has just released a new RTL-SDR compatible decoder for the FengYun-2H, …
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Over on the Hackaday YouTube channel a video by Alex Whittemore has been uploaded showing how to do some basic RF emissions debugging. When creating electronic products it’s important to …
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For some time now many weather satellite enthusiasts have enjoyed the ability to relatively easily receive live high resolution images directly from the GOES-16, GOES-17 and GK-2A geostationary satellites (tutorial …
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Thank you to Stefan Dambeck (DC7DS) for submitting news about OpenWebRX adding support for Hermes HPSDR compatible SDRs. Hermes is a single board version of the open source high performance …
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Over on GitHub Corey (ckoval7) has released a new open source radio direction program called “DF Aggregator”. This software is able to receive bearings and locations from multiple remotely networked …
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In his latest video Frugal Radio shows how he shares one antenna with fifteen SDR and scanner receivers using two splitters/multicouplers. He explains that he uses a low cost $35 …
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Over on GitLab Josh Conway has released a design for an automatically adjusting antenna array which can be used with radio direction finding capable SDRs like our KerberosSDR. KerberosSDR is …
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Thank you to José Carlos Rueda for submitting his project called “a-radio: a web virtual reality radio power spectrum analyzer”. The idea behind the project is to first use an …
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