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RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector

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  • #1441 18383458
    don_viking
    Level 21  
    Another diagram of an L-band antenna (INMARSAT) has appeared in the network, this time a professional antenna, as the author wrote, it is a document used only for educational purposes and only for hobbyists. Any commercial use is prohibited. Commercial use may be restricted by the intellectual property rights of third parties in your country.

    https://uhf-satcom.com/storage/misc/Omnidirectional_Inmarsat.pdf

    I recommend testing antennas for this band as well as sharing your observations.

    Moderated By c2h5oh:

    I remind you that the topic is: " RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector ".
    About antennas you can create your own new topic.

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  • #1443 18471342
    rtvstefan
    Level 11  
    Hello colleagues. I have a question whether sdr scharp will work on windows 10 and possibly you can ask for a link to download the latest program because I have not been in the topic for several years and my laptop with the 7 broke and I no longer have sdr. Regards!
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  • #1445 18472349
    rtvstefan
    Level 11  
    Thanks, and would you have drivers for the blue 820T2 under win10 64bit and do you also need to have a Zading ?. Regards!
  • #1446 18472485
    neo386
    Level 12  
    It was enough to type in google: zading sdr and it came out ====== >>> https://zadig.akeo.ie/
    I guess these drivers need to be installed .... Try it!

    I use GQRX on Linux and connect to USB there and wio! :-)
  • #1447 18473610
    don_viking
    Level 21  
    For the tuner to work, at the beginning you need to install the original drivers for the RTL system, then use the zadig program and replace the file. The drivers are attached.
  • #1448 18474646
    rtvstefan
    Level 11  
    Thanks for your help. I'll try, maybe it will work. Regards!
  • #1449 18475786
    rtvstefan
    Level 11  
    Hello.Sdrscharper works and sdrscharp not! Please help! Regards!
  • #1450 18477027
    don_viking
    Level 21  
    You need to add the rtlsdr.dll tuner file to the sdrsharp directory. Then you select the tuner support in the program and it should work. You can copy it from the sdrsharper directory.
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  • #1453 18515539
    ArturAVS
    Moderator
    don_viking wrote:
    A new Beta version has been released, I invite you to test it

    To be honest, I do not like HDSDR because of its graphics, although I use it with RSHFIQ (own design) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hobbypcb...hfiq-5w-software-defined-radio-sdr-tranceiver. I downloaded this beta, and I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of reception on RTL (direct sampling). A photo from a moment ago;

    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector
    30m LW antenna at a height of about 5m directly to the RTL (separated by a broadband transformer to the Q RTL input). Compared to SDRSharp, much less noise, but also a lower sound level.
  • #1454 18527720
    pawinow
    Level 11  
    Hello. How to change the outputs to Dmr
    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector


    Added after 2 [hours] 15 [minutes]:

    I cannot change the settings so that the input is on a virtual cable and the output is speakers. Please help
  • #1455 18528332
    don_viking
    Level 21  
    pawinow wrote:
    Hello. How to change the outputs to Dmr
    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector


    Added after 2 [hours] 15 [minutes]:

    I cannot change the settings so that the input is on a virtual cable and the output is speakers. Please help


    You need to set the VAC input as main in the recording options in the PC card settings.
    Read my instructions.
    https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3182271.html
  • #1456 18530528
    tygrysss
    Level 21  
    Gentlemen, the question - I put rtl-sdr on lubuntu 18 and run rtl_tcp on it - on the desktop in sdr # I set the server and after connection there are all the cuts. The sound shreds.
    CPU utilization on the server 8%, RAM 20% - LAN connection.

    I also tried on raspberry - same, chopping sound.
    In addition, the sensitivity of the receiver is worse on both, it collects poorly even the local FM radio.
    After connecting directly to the USB client computer, everything is OK.

    Has anyone experienced something like this?
  • #1457 18530808
    antyvlad
    Level 10  
    Hello, I have a problem with Sdr console V3.
    How do I set the mouse to scroll a range? In Sdrsharp, I was able to grab with the left mouse button and move it right or left. Here I only see two buttons on the bottom left and right. It's less convenient.
    Second question: in Sdrsharp I was able to set the bandwidth in NFM to 32kHz, in Sdr console V3 only 16kHz, which makes NOAA reception pointless. In WFM I have a wider band, but the signal is much weaker. Can you somehow set in NFM at least these 32 kHz?
  • #1458 18531009
    pawinow
    Level 11  
    pawinow wrote:
    Hello. How to change the outputs to Dmr
    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector


    Added after 2 [hours] 15 [minutes]:

    I cannot change the settings so that the input is on a virtual cable and the output is speakers. Please help

    Hello. Is this channel scrambled or something is wrong?
    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector
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  • #1459 18531776
    internick
    Level 36  
    Looking at the frequency, rather yes.
    But you are not picturing speech here, but a frame, so it's just a guess. Wait for someone to talk. And you will see in the Event window.
    Besides, you have a lot of mistakes.
    What's your antenna?
  • #1460 18532040
    don_viking
    Level 21  
    antyvlad wrote:
    Hello, I have a problem with Sdr console V3.
    How do I set the mouse to scroll a range? In Sdrsharp, I was able to grab with the left mouse button and move it right or left. Here I only see two buttons on the bottom left and right. It's less convenient.
    Second question: in Sdrsharp I was able to set the bandwidth in NFM to 32kHz, in Sdr console V3 only 16kHz, which makes NOAA reception pointless. In WFM I have a wider band, but the signal is much weaker. Can you somehow set in NFM at least these 32 kHz?


    As for the step settings in SDR Console V3, you click Tools, then option, tining and step as in the picture. You set a step for each modulation. Then, while holding the mouse pointer on the spectrum, you spin the mouse wheel.
    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector

    As for bandwidth setting, you can manually set the appropriate bandwidth. You click on the left side of the program below the modulation window in the filter window on the three dots. The filter window opens and you can add a new width or edit an existing one and save it as the next one. I suggest using WFM to decode all digital modulations due to the wide bandwidth and the lack of additional filters that cut the top or bottom of the band.
    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector
  • #1461 18532505
    antyvlad
    Level 10  
    don_viking wrote:

    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector [/url]

    Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, the highest value I can set there is 16kHz :(
  • #1462 18532530
    don_viking
    Level 21  
    antyvlad wrote:
    don_viking wrote:

    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector [/url]

    Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, the highest value I can set there is 16kHz :(


    That's why I recommend using WFM and I guarantee you that this modulation will be the best.
    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector



    Apart from the topic, there is a new version of SDRSharper v 1.1
    https://www.qsl.net/sdr/SDRSharper_11.zip


    Has anyone tested the new program " Openear "? Links below. I have a problem with my decoded voice breaking.
    Openear

    RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector

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  • #1463 18654553
    piotrek1210
    Level 10  
    Dear Colleagues, could the treatment of a blue dongle armed with a 2m / 70cm double-strand dipole with Baofeng from a distance of 2 meters damage it? PTT button on for 2 seconds at power L (1W). Gain in donglu set to about 8dB. What worried me ... initially the Squelch had to be set around 70, now 15 is enough .... :|
  • #1464 18656354
    don_viking
    Level 21  
    The squelch setting level depends on the width of the NFM or WFM filter. The narrower the filter set, the larger the squelch must be to cut the sound out. Did you play with the width of the modulation filter? For example, from 8000 to 10000 it will already do the job and the squelch will catch with less value.
  • #1465 18660968
    endriu2712
    Level 12  
    Hello, I have this blue rtl sdr tuner and I want to replace it with something better what do you recommend?
  • #1466 18660989
    piotrek1210
    Level 10  
    don_viking wrote:
    The squelch setting level depends on the width of the NFM or WFM filter. The narrower the filter set, the larger the squelch must be to cut the sound out. Did you play with the width of the modulation filter? For example, from 8000 to 10000 it will already do the job and the squelch will catch with less value.

    Thanks Don_Viking. It helped and the squelch "returned" to its place. :D

    endriu2712 wrote:
    Hello, I have this blue rtl sdr tuner and I want to replace it with something better what do you recommend?

    And what are you missing from this tuner or what does not suit you?
  • #1467 18661006
    endriu2712
    Level 12  
    I would like to increase the range because with this antenna, what I have is poor, maybe you can recommend an amplifier or another antenna RTL-SDR - an SDR receiver from a cheap DVB-T tuner on a USB connector
    I have one located on the roof
  • #1468 18661244
    internick
    Level 36  
    On the right you can see something even higher. It's hard to judge how much higher. Make a mast there, e.g. 2m, and hang the Radmor
    32812/1. And before you buy, move that dipole over there. Now you are deaf towards that wall.
  • #1469 18661578
    endriu2712
    Level 12  
    this photo is only illustrative, in fact I have this type of dipole above the roof of the house but to the nearest town 15 km and that's why I ask
  • #1470 18682286
    Koczarq
    Level 2  
    Hi,
    I have a Not Only TV LV5TDLX dongle. It is on the RTL2832u and E4000 chip.

    I connect the dongle, the computer (win 10) sees it in the device manager. I download the package from SDRsharp, everything installs neatly, installs the driver using zzadig. The program sends a message saying that the installation was successful.

    And here comes the stairs ...
    I turn on SDRSharp and quickly select the Source: Rtl-SRD ((USB) settings and click PLAY, even something goes to listen, but after a few seconds the dingle disconnects and you can no longer see it in the manager. If I do not turn on the SDRSharp program, the computer can see it all the time, only when you turn it on, do such things happen.

    Tried disabling power saver on usb.
    I checked on my second computer, also from 10 wines, the same thing happens.

    Do you have any ideas what could be wrong?

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the use of RTL-SDR (Software Defined Radio) receivers, specifically utilizing inexpensive DVB-T tuners like the RTL2832U and R820T models. Users share experiences regarding the capabilities of these tuners to receive a wide range of frequencies, including AM, FM, and shortwave bands. Concerns about potential damage to the tuners when connecting antennas directly to the RTL2832 chip are raised, along with suggestions for protective measures such as using diodes. Various software options for SDR, including SDR# and HDSDR, are discussed, along with installation issues and driver compatibility. Users also explore antenna options, modifications for improved reception, and the effectiveness of different setups for receiving signals across various bands.
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