Scotty Cowling WA2DFI from HPSDR and TAPR; Jared Boone AF7SO from ShareBrained Technology and Great Scott Gadgets (HackRF); and Steve Hicks N5AC from FlexRadio Systems team up to make this engaging presentation from their points on the SDR ‘spectrum.’ As you’ll see, the room was SRO (crowded and hot).
Scotty’s up first.
Jared hits at 20:58
Steve starts at 36:50
And the Panel Q&A is at 51:28
I’ll point out one thing that was missing: the other guys. Our team acknowledges that SDR is the future, but they didn’t make any specific references to some of the newer players who are stepping in. ICOM is the first of the “Big Three,” then Elad from Italy and Expert Electronics from Russia were all showing full-featured, stand-alone direct-conversion SDR transceivers. Elecraft was there, of course, with a new portable. They’ve been SDR for years, but not direct conversion. Anything cooking there? And there are several smaller entries in receivers and specialized equipment.
RigPi MFJ-1234 “Our first look at the brand new RigPI Remote station server called the MFJ-1234. This little beauty allows you to connect and co... Read more
“SDRuno, the “house brand” software for the SDRplay family of “radio spectrum processors” has been updated with scanning... Read more
http://www.alphaantenna.com The Alpha Loop http://chameleonantenna.com The CHA-P-Loop http://www.alexloop.com My Alex Loop Antenna http://www.elecraft... Read more
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