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NOAA wx terrestrial transmissions. They are 24/7 around 162 MHz nation wide.

There is really not enough information in your video to be able to provide much help in the matter.
Can you make another video showing the entire setup?

Antennas, distance, settings and signal source would be very helpful.

kb3cs wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 09, 2019 1:31 pm

be careful! see https://github.com/rtlsdrblog/rtl-sdr-kerberos/issues/2

Yeah be careful for sure, if you're going to proceed anyway I'd suggest doing them one at a time and not having all four turned on at once.

Initial bench test: I'm able to reproduce the Linear test same as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HE1BFeteBo0 I'm using a 915MHz Dipole on a metal ground plane with antennas spaced a 9.8cm. Using an HP8920A for Tx 904.28MHz @ 5KHz dev with a 1KHz tone. Once the BW, FIR and Decimation are right the ...

During my test I used my HackRF to create a SSTV signal. If you are in an area with a digital trunked radio system you could also try it out with the control channel frequency. I was able to successfully locate a tower site with that method. You'll want to make sure when you set your frequency and s...

For shits and giggles turn your gaines to about 39 each.

Just buy a stand alone bias-t and inject voltage after the splitter. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bias-Tee-Wideband-10-6000-MHz-6GHz-for-HAM-radio-RTL-SDR-LNA-Low-Noise-Amplifier/322365135389?epid=17021762201&hash=item4b0e759a1d:g:hLoAAOSwFy5bWIxN Bought one of those for china and works fine for my needs.

I bought 4 of these, certainly not the best quality.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/5dBi-SMA-Male- ... 2749.l2649

They do get the job done for mobile work.

Got Ubuntu installed, and had successfully gotten connected (well it locks up the entire OS after about 5 minutes though that's not the ksdrs fault obviously) so it is a problem with the Pi. Likely power related as mentioned before. I'll hook a screen up to the pi and see whats going on. Hopefully ...

I don't see tx capable devices as expensive. Honestly a full duplex SDR costs less these days than a quality dual band HT. Keeping in mind that it wasn't so long ago if you wanted a tx SDR several thousand dollars as your only option was to use USRP. There are of course cheaper methods to transmit o...