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Title : rtl-sdr.com
Title : Bullseye TCXO LNB for QO-100 33% Off Sale Ending Soon
Content : On September 15 we began our 33% off stock reduction
sale for the Bullseye LNB. The Bullseye is an ultra stable LNB for
receiving QO-100 and other Ku-Band satellites/applications. We'll
be ending this sale on Wednesday, so if you'd like to purchase a
unit please order soon to avoid missing out on the sale price. The
current sale price is US$19.97 including free worldwide shipping
to most countries.
Title : Microwave Humidity Sounder Decoder for the NOAA-19 Satellite
Released
Content : Back in June we posted about the release of Zbigniew
Sztanga's NOAA-HIRS-Decoder which can decode HIRS instrument data
which measures the vertical temperature profile of the Earth's
surface. This HIRS signal is broadcast by NOAA satellites at the
same time as their APT images and the HIRS frequency is close by
at 137.350 MHz.
Title : Sanchez Updates: Combine Weather Images from GK-2A,
Himawari-8, GOES 16/17 Satellites into one Composite Image
Content : Back in August we posted about the release of Sanchez
, a tool originally designed to apply a color underlay image to
grayscale infrared images received from geostationary weather
satellites such as GOES 16/17, Himawari-8 and GK-2K. The tool has
recently been updated with some very nice new features.
Title : Comparing the KiwiSDR Against the RaspberrySDR Clone
Content : The KiwiSDR is a 14-bit wideband RX only HF SDR which
has up to 32 MHz of bandwidth, so it can receive the entire 10 kHz -
30 MHz spectrum all at once. Notably, the KiwiSDR does not connect to
a PC directly, rather it is a cape (add on board) for the Beaglebone
single board computing platform which similar to a Raspberry Pi. With
most of the DSP processing done on the KiwiSDR's onboard FPGA, the
Beaglebone serves a custom OpenWebRX browser interface which can be
accessed over a network connection from anywhere in the world. If
you're interested our initial KiwiSDR review from 2017 is here .
Title : TechMinds: The Langstone Project – SDR Transceiver
with PlutoSDR
Content : Over on his YouTube channel Tech Minds has uploaded
a video introducing and demonstrating the Langstone Project.
Langstone is a standalone homebrew SDR transceiver project by Colin
Durbridge (G4EML) which at its most basic implementation is based
on an Adalm PlutoSDR, Raspberry Pi 4 and 7" LCD touchscreen.
Title : Decoder for Geostationary Elektro-L Weather Satellites
Released
Content : Elektro-L is a range of Russian geostationary weather
satellites. Elektro-L1 and L2 were launched in 2011 and 2015
respectively, and Elektro-L3 was launched more recently in December
2019. Currently only Elektro-L2 and L3 are in operation. Like it's
NOAA GOES, Himawari and GK-2A cousins, Elektro-L satellites beam back
full disk images of the entire earth. Elektro-L2 is positioned to
cover South America, Africa and Europe, whilst Elektro-L3 covers
the East of Africa, Eastern Europe, Russia, Middle East, Asia and
the West of Australia.
Title : John’s Windows 10 NOAA Weather Satellite Software
Guide for RTL-SDR
Content : Thank you to John First for submitting his guide all
about the setup and use of the software required to receive NOAA
weather satellite images on Windows 10 (pdf file) with an RTL-SDR
dongle. John's guide covers the use of SDR# for receiving the
signal, WXtoIMG for decoding the signal, and Orbitron for tracking
the satellite and automatically tuning SDR# when a satellite is in
range.
Title : Introducing the Radio Resilience Competition
Content : Thank you to Matt Knight for submitting news about
the Radio Resilience Competition which is all about finding ways
to building the best wireless PHY layer via SDR. Anyone around
the world can participate from the comfort of their own home,
as the competition is run entirely via a GNU Radio RF simulator
system. Matt writes:
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