RTL-SDR Blog V4 R828D RTL2832U 1PPM TCXO SMA Software Defined Radio (Dongle Only)

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安いSDRモジュールを試していましたが、Macだとノイズが乗ってしまいます。これに変えたところ、ノイズがなくなりました。Windowsでも問題ありません。

Ottima, sotto tanti punti di vista. Bisogna fare riferimento alla documentazione ufficiale riportata nel sito. Bisogno installare driver e librerie C++ per farla funzionare. Poi va utilizzato uno dei tanti software a disposizione. L`ho installata con successo su Win11, Kali e Mac. Per linux bisogna aggiornare il source packages, ma con un pò di pazienza funziona tutto. L`utilizzo dei software come ad esempio sdr++, può avvenire solo dopo aver configurato correttamente i drivers. Funziona, basta seguire le guide. Dotatevi di antenne adeguate.

This is the second dongle I bought, and it works PERFECTLY after I did the RTFM trick The first one I bought, I couldn't get to work, so I sent it back because it would not connect to my Ubuntu OS This one, I googled how to install it to a linux computer and also installed GQRX as my receiver to receive 10Ghz amateur radio with a BullsEye LNB at 618.368.100USB it also lets me receive the same stations on my Quansheng WT unit at 618.100mhz

Funciona muy bien aunque si es muy necesaria una buena antena al exterior,

Working great so far although its not exactly "plug and play" (which I expected) .. I'm using a Pi3 with the PI-SDR image. Works great with SDR++ on the image. The one issue I'm having is not being able to pickup AM broadcast bands. I suspect thats antenna related but not sure yet. This has been fun to play around with. Not allot going in my area with uv- vf so cant comment on that yet. I have a MLA-30+ antenna coming soon. Will update here more after that. I can say its definitely an improvement over ver 3 just because of the increased coverage. Looking forward to installing on a android tablet . Update - works great. Overall .. these are cludgy to use compared to a dedicated radio, but fun and allow you to learn and experiment with several spectrums of RF. I was finally able to get AM but ended up installing and using on a Win11 machine. You will probably want to set up multiple antennas to use with one of these. The MLA 30+ works great on HF and lower bands but truly doesnt perform well at all above 30 MHz (expected). For that I'm going to try a simple setup with a DPDT switch and use a long wire (by long I mean about 15 feet strung along the floor). The ability to go lower in the bands makes this a worthwhile purchase. I never went the route of the upconverter before because of the added cost and hassle . Plenty to experiment with and learn. Now that I feel like I have the antenna situation addressed and have a baseline I can start tweaking the software and bookmarking stations. Nice to have good sounding stereo FM radio available on my PC setup as well. I still have a couple things I want to try - like going portable in the camper, completing a comparison of SD# and SD++, things like that. This thing will keep me busy for a while.