Suvda,
With just the BasicRX you can receive some strong stations, but it was never
intended to be used by itself. You can use it with a scanner if you wish, or
can hack something from MiniCircuits parts. Your best bet, however, is the
TVRX board, which covers 50 to 870 MHz, and which will al
Hi,
Suvda Myagmar wrote:
Eric Blossom wrote:
As far as I know nobody has said anything about not needing an
antenna. You need something. Try a 3 foot long piece of wire.
For the broadcast AM band, longer is better.
A cheap "FM dipole" works great for the FM broadcast band. By "FM
dipole" I mea
Eric Blossom wrote:
As far as I know nobody has said anything about not needing an
antenna. You need something. Try a 3 foot long piece of wire.
For the broadcast AM band, longer is better.
A cheap "FM dipole" works great for the FM broadcast band. By "FM
dipole" I mean those really cheap T-s
On Fri, Apr 15, 2005 at 01:41:08PM -0500, Suvda Myagmar wrote:
> From FAQ on Ettus website I understood that one doesn't need rf
> front-end to run basic experiments on USRP hardware. Is that correct
> assumption? I have usrp main board and RX, TX daughterboards. I
> thought this hw can tune int
From FAQ on Ettus website I understood that one doesn't need rf
front-end to run basic experiments on USRP hardware. Is that correct
assumption? I have usrp main board and RX, TX daughterboards. I thought
this hw can tune into frequency spectrum up to 50 MHz, which means I can
listen AM radio
