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Title : rtl-sdr.com

Title : Calculating Coax Length by using a NanoVNA as a Time-Domain
Reflectometer

Content :  Earlier in the month  we posted  about the NanoVNA,
an open source VNA project by  @edy555 and ttrftech  that has
recently become extremely affordable at US$50 for a fully assembled
unit thanks to Chinese manufacturing. 

Title : Decoding PAL Video from a Nintendo with An Airspy SDR Part 2

Content :      Oona combines composite output for color images.  

Title : Airspy HF+ Discovery: Collection of Tests and Reviews

Content :  The  Airspy HF+ Discovery  is a new US$169 software
defined radio that recently began shipping. On HF it can tune
from 0.5 kHz to 31 MHz, and on VHF from 60 to 260 MHz. 

Title : Automatically Photographing Passing Aircraft with an RTL-SDR,
Pi 3, and IoT Software

Content :  Arun Venkataswamy has recently completed a write up about
his  system which automatically captures images of passing aircraft
. It works by using a Raspberry Pi and RTL-SDR to listen to ADS-B
broadcasts from aircraft. These broadcasts contain the live current
location and altitude of all aircraft in his area. When a landing
aircraft is detected to be passing near his house, the Raspberry
Pi sends a signal to another Raspberry Pi connected to a camera on
his balcony, and that snaps a photo of the passing aircraft. 

Title : Mike Tests out L-Band STD-C and AERO with a Low Cost Modified
GPS Antenna

Content :  SDR-Kits.net have begun selling low cost GPS antennas
that are modified to receive the Inmarsat satellite frequencies
between  1535 MHz to 1550 MHz . They also have a version for Iridium
satellites that receives  1610 MHz to 1630 MHz . The antennas are
powered by a 3-5V bias tee, so they should work fine with SDRplay,
Airspy and RTL-SDR Blog V3 units. 

Title : Podcasts: GNU Radio with Ben Hilburn + New Signals and
Bits Episodes

Content :  The Scanner School Podcast has recently released a new
episode  featuring an interview with Ben Hilburn, President of the
GNU Radio project . If you want to understand what GNU Radio is,
and what role it plays in the SDR/radio world, then this is a good
listen. 

Title : PEPYSCOPE: A Simple Panadapter for HF Radios using RTL-SDR
Direct Sampling

Content :  Over on GitHub user  mcogoni  (Marco/IS0KYB) has
recently  released a new program called Pepyscope . Pepyscope is a
simple and fast panadapter application that is designed to be used
with direct sampling capable RTL-SDR's such as our RTL-SDR Blog V3
units. Like other panadapters you simply connect the IF output from
the hardware HF radio into the input of the RTL-SDR. Then Pepyscope
gives you a waterfall display that helps users to easily visualize
the spectrum. 

Title : Uplinking to QO-100 with a LimeNET Micro and LimeRFE

Content :  The  LimeNet Micro  is a is a $329 board that combines a
Raspberry Pi 3 (compute module) together with a LimeSDR radio. The
LimeRFE  is an amplifier and filter board accessory designed to be
used with LimeSDR units. When a LimeNET Micro and LimeRFE are used
together, it is possible to create a transmit capable radio system
that can be used for amateur radio. 


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  Saludos cordiales 73dx  Victor Hugo   LU1HVK  leones - Cordoba - Argentina 






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