BrowSDR browser receiver adds multi-SDR support and DMR decoding
The open-source BrowSDR now runs several SDRs at once in a web browser, supports LimeSDR-USB, and adds DMR voice plus experimental D-STAR decoding.
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The open-source BrowSDR now runs several SDRs at once in a web browser, supports LimeSDR-USB, and adds DMR voice plus experimental D-STAR decoding.
A free, open-source plugin for SDR++Brown on Apple Silicon Macs decodes FT8 and FT4, maps stations heard, and can feed GridTracker without WSJT-X.
Two projects turn MediaTek MT7921AU USB Wi-Fi adapters into receivers covering 2156-2610 MHz and the 5 GHz bands, with up to 80 MHz of bandwidth.
Hackers report raw IQ access in ESP32 Wi-Fi radios and the LR2021 LoRa chip, which covers 150 to 960 MHz, pointing to very cheap SDR experiments.
A New Brunswick ham built a storm-only guying kit for his Hustler 4BTV using guy rings, polyester rope and CamJam tensioners, with no permanent ground anchors.
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