I guess that will no longer be possible if I use SDRuno I guess my next question is the choice of radio sofware. Download the template and print it out, but make sure the printer doesn't scale it. previously my setup had used Orbitron tracking data to frequency control the SDR. I measured 1" as 35mm and 0.75" as 25mm (although I know 1 inch is 25mm when converted directly) using a tape measured that had cm on it, but your pipe may be different. After decoding a WAV file, click Calibrate->Values on the Menu Bar. take down all your wxtoimg settings before you uninstall it. Then just scroll down and insert the two PVC diameters in mm. Post by rjmura » Tue 9:43 pm try reinstalling wxtoimg, vb-audio, and sdr. In order to improve the performance of the antenna.
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Put the diameter of the conductor, which was 5mm for me. to a sharp SDR (generic software RTL-SDR) and decoded through the WXtoImg software in the receiver. Then generate the template using this website. The default values for 137.5 MHz are good. 8183 tracking, 189, 190 WXtoImg, 7981 SDR software, 74 Sector antennas. I already had copper pipe from a very old project to use for this antenna. 165166 PL tone, 164, 166167 tower-based devices, 163 RTL-SDR device. I am using WxtoImg with a standard audio cable between radio output and computer sound card input.
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I just dont know how to interface the dongle with my software. RTL-SDR Key Fob Wideband LNA RTL-SDR.COM Wxtoimg Restored Forum. But I think my RTL-SDR dongle might work better. I have been using my ham radio for decoding the NOAA 19 sat. I bought 1" and 0.75" PVC, but if I was going to do this again I would probably buy 1.5" and 0.5". Help with RTL-SDR setup using WxtoImg for NOAA decode. I probably used this blog post the most, because it has links to a ton of other helpful posts. This is a pretty old ham radio project and now a lot of people are redoing it with the RTL-SDR, so there is a lot of information out there. The first file I tried to adjust in this way needed a rate of 11055 and then it came out looking the way it should. Go back to Audacity and adjust the sample rate again and keep going until hopefully WXtoImg will process it. Recently I've seen a lot of people on the rtl-sdr reddit building quadrifilar helix (QFH) antennas to receive images from satellites using automatic picture transmission (APT). Open the exported audio in WXtoImg and see how much the image has shifted. I've had one of these for months, and haven't really done anything cool with it. There is an incredibly popular low-cost software defined radio, known as the RTL-SDR.
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