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Ok, so I just fired up gqrx on linux box, and after a little searching the web you now use direct_samp=3 Save the config and relaunch. I'm using gqrx 2.11.5 I'm still on the Lan though but at least the see signals...lots of them today for a change....contesting. Hope this helps......anything other t...

I've duplicated your setup with a Pi and V3 dongle using the rtl_tcp -a xxx xxx xxx xx -D 2. I'm listening to the 20M band at the moment and its working...Using SDR #.... I would say to you from looking a previous post that for some reason your using a very low sampling rate of 204Khz instead of 2.4...

openwebrx, but does have control features....web based

AZDT, perhaps things are a little backwards in your entry. 148.MHZ is 2m Band.
173 is outside the ham bands...

You need to use an older version of sharp...I'm running 1583.....ALSO has to be a 32 bit version of sharp.
I'm running it now..

Telemetry from a Predator drone.

-d is not a ser # .....even if you've reprogrammed the ser # of each new dongle
The # that's listed on the left when you do a rtL_test is the -d #.

I could come up with some good data like a climatologist if you could give me an idea what a good MTBF # would be :>}

If you have rtl_biast then you probably have rtl_eeprom -s ....you can change the ser# of the dongle. Help you figure out which is -d 0 -d 1 ..

I know its been a month ago you made your entry.
Whenever I see that reg read /write stuff on rtl_test. To me , it means you've got low voltage getting to the dongle.
Plug it into an active usb hub.
I've seen this a few times...always the fix