Techminds Reviews the Ham-It-Up Nano Upconverter

A few days ago we posted about the release of the new NooElec Ham-It-Up Nano upconverter which sells for US$49.95 on their store and Amazon. Upconverters enable SDRs that cannot tune in the HF bands to receive HF by shifting the low HF frequencies "up" into a range receivable by most VHF/UHF capable SDRs.

In his latest video Techminds reviews the Nano together with an E4000 tuner based RTL-SDR with built in bias tee. In the video he demonstrates it working with the SDR# software, and shows how to set the Shift parameter to ensure that the correct frequency offset it set. He goes on to demonstrate reception through the various HF bands confirming that the unit works as expected.

Nooelec Ham It Up NANO - HF Upconverter

Tweet
Share23
Reddit
Vote
Email
23 Shares

Related posts:

  1. NooElec Releases the Ham-It-Up Nano HF Upconverter
  2. Softrock Ensemble II vs the RTL-SDR + Upconverter on Shortwave
  3. 2-in-1 RTL-SDR and HF Upconverter on a Single PCB
  4. SignalsEverywhere: SDR Bias-Tee’s and Enabling the V3 Bias Tee
  5. Techminds Reviews a HF RX SWL Antenna for Small Spaces and Apartments
Subscribe
Notify of
guest

1 Comment
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Mick Phillips
#218954

This was a very helpful video for me. I just bought the Ham it Up and wasn’t having much luck in getting it to work, but I followed the video (pausing it to adjust my software accordingly) and “voila” it began working precisely as shown. Thanks for such a clear and logical set of steps; much appreciated.

0
Reply