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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia SDR-Radio.com is a Windows solution for (SDR) receivers and transceivers. Designed for the commercial, government, amateur radio and short-wave listener communities, this software provides a powerful interface for all SDR users. SDR-Radio.com is working very closely with leading hardware manufacturers to bring you the best SDR experience available today. The software is being continually developed with new features added on a regular basis. Licenced radio amateurs and shortwave listeners do not need a licence to use this software; a licence is required for commerical use . This software supports radios from most major manufacturers, simple soundcard radios such as SoftRocks and the excellent Airspy range. What are you waiting for? In Action Here is SDR Console running the LimeUSB and receiving the Es’Hail 2 satellite which is also known as QO-100. The first geostationary amateur radio transponder (P4-A) on Es’hail-2 is a joint project by the Qatar Satellite Company (Es’hailSat), the Qatar Amateur Radio Society (QARS) and AMSAT Deutschland (AMSAT-DL). Supporting: LimeSDR, PlutoSDR, USB RX/TX relays. All downloads are found on the downloads page. Console Up to 24 receivers (VFOs) SSB, CW, AM, FM, FM-Stereo Audio recorder supporting WAV, MP3 and WMA Recording and playback of base (IQ) data User-selectable colour palettes Favourites and Quick Memories Supports Windows 7 through to the latest version of Windows 10 Client / server design - locate your SDR receiver anywhere Multi-monitor support. Radios This software supports radios from many manufacturers, all currently supported radios are shown here . Transmit support is available now, currently supporting ANAN transceivers, ELAD DUO, Hermes-Lite 2, Lime and Pluto. Slide title Write your caption here Button Slide title Write your caption here Button Slide title Write your caption here Button Servers Use the SDRSpace.com website to try radios without buying your own: Full information on http://sdrspace.com , All features of the software are available, Simple to use, Discover the whole world. Random Bits Hermes-Lite 2 Available By Simon Brown • 06 May, 2020 I’ve just received an e-mail from Steve Haynal KF70: Since you’ve expressed past interest, this e-mail is to let you know that you can now order an assembled Hermes-Lite 2.0, filter board and enclosure from Makerfabs . Please see this wiki page for details. Also, please see www.hermeslite.com for a full collection of HL2-related links. Makerfabs The Makerfabs links are: Hermes-Lite 2.0 N2ADR Companion Filter Card Enclosure with custom end plates If you want a great little transceiver with SDR Console support which costs less than $300 then you should seriously consider this offer! SDR Console The Hermes-Lite 2 support page is here . What You Need Steve kf7o added this information (May 8th 2020): I’ve received several inquiries about what exactly is need to finish or use the HL2 if purchased from Makerfabs. Here is a general reply: If you buy the HL2, N2ADR filter board, and enclosure form Makerfabs, you will need to provide the following: Drill. M3 nut and bolt. Thermal grease, commonly used with computer CPU heatsinks. File or thin metal ruler wrapped with sandpaper. This is to provide the PA heat dissipation as described here: https://github.com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/wiki/Enclosure-and-PA-Heatsink#pa-thermal-dissipation . Screwdriver. This is to attach the end plates. Depending on exactly what Makerfabs sends, you may need or choose to use slightly different M3 (I think) screws to affix the end plates. 3A 11-16V power supply with barrel power connector. See https://github.com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/wiki/Power-Supply . Computer capable of running SDR software. The HL2 is not a standalone radio. You need to be able to install and use SDR software as described at https://github.com/softerhardware/Hermes-Lite2/wiki/Software . Tuned HF antenna system with SMA connector RSGB Louis Varney Cup By Simon Brown • 25 Apr, 2020 April 25th, 2020 The RSGB Board and Spectrum Forum have agreed that you (Simon, G4ELI) should receive the Louis Varney Cup. This award is made to recognise advances in Space Communication, for developing SDR console, enabling amateurs around the world to explore the possibilities offered by the QO-100 geostationary satellite in particular, and SDR in general. Steve Thomas, M1ACB RSGB General Manager 88-109MHz Tropo - Video & Data By Simon Brown • 25 Mar, 2020 Here’s a two minute video from the opening of March 25th, 2020. Recorded with an ELAD S3, 8 element Yagi. And here’s the IQ data which you can replay in SDR Console - approx. 12GB [ link ]. Show More More Options Extras Analyser Most SDR consoles which display data in real-time can also record the raw IQ data to a series of files for later analysis. This program is designed to analyse these recordings: Displays of up to 5,000 by 20,000 pixels, Playback synchronised with the console, Signal history, Zoom in on an area of interest. Item Link List Item 1 Data Recorder Save the data from the radio (IQ) in a standard WAV RF64 file, there is no limit to the file size. Playbck recordings made by this and other software: ELAD, Perseus, SDRSharp etc. Item Link List Item 2 Satellites The satellite tracking provides a simple yet powerful support for all satellites. A minimum knowledge of satellite theory and operation is required to use this software. When you start it for the first time it is ready to be used. All the features you expect are included: Doppler frequency correction, Rotator support, Recording. Item Link List Item 3 ? 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