Omnia SDR Basic

The Omnia SDR Basic is a reintroduced Peaberry V2 by permission from David Turnbull (AE9RB).

The Peaberry SDR V2 is a Software Defined Radio transceiver for the HF amateur bands (FCC part 97). It’s available as a kit that you build yourself. An illustrated manual covers assembly, testing, and installation of HDSDR. Because the radio is software defined, the modes you can operate are determined by the applications running on your computer. There is software available for every known mode. You can even design your own modes if you have the expertise. Build your Peaberry SDR V2 for the 160/80/75m, 80/75/60/40m, 60/40/30/20m, 30/20/17/15m, or 17/15/12/10m bands. All kits include parts for all bands so you do not need to decide until you are ready to start building. November 2013 QST has a review of the Peaberry V2. It includes test results from the ARRL lab. You can read it online in the ARRL archives.
•96kHz digital I/Q interface. No additional sound card needed.
•Two tone, 2 kHz spacing, third-order dynamic range: 99 dB.
•1 watt transmitter. (above 20m may be less)
•Support for Elecraft T1 automatic antenna tuner.
•DG8SAQ/PE0FKO/SoftRock control interface.
•Open Source firmware.
•Firmware Field Updates via on board USB bootloader
This is an unassembled kit that contains mostly surface mount components. Enclosure not included.