$310 pledge gets you a SDR

[Savoirfaire]

(Software Defined Radio) from 30 MHZ to 6000 MHZ.


Incredible interest in this guy's KickStarter campaign. I know Paul has built a SDR for receive and some of you might find many applications for this guy's project.

http://www.kickstarter.com/pr ... _spotlight

Cheers,
Dale Dermott



73, Frank 10 X-Ray 47

[19dt2120]

Funny stuff!
But i rather use a RTL2832/R820T DVB-T /Dab stick for 10-15 Bucks and install the hacked drivers and play with SdrSharp.
The stick has a receive range -> 24-1700Mhz & relatively well reception, for such a cheap **Censored** usb stick.
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Funny stuff!
But i rather use a RTL2832/R820T DVB-T /Dab stick for 10-15 Bucks and install the hacked drivers and play with SdrSharp.
The stick has a receive range -> 24-1700Mhz & relatively well reception, for such a cheap **Censored** usb stick.
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Yep. It's hard to beat $20 and some free software.

[Savoirfaire]

Qsl and thank you for sharing.

I know the article attached to the stick I mentioned had another device you could purchase and it will transmit too.

73, Frank 10 X-Ray 47