This is a WebSDR receiver, located in ALEXANDREIA, GR It is operated by SV2YJ, KN10FO, e-mail: sv2yj@hotmail.com
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The receiver is RTL Auzeuner, RTL v4 and RSP1 clone. Antenna: Dipoles, Long Wires and Verticals. Many thanks to guys from Utah who did this excellent job and helped us to add dsp filters and other features to our websdr. Precious help from SV2AMK. Many thanks also to Mehmet Ozcan NA5B for his excellent work with colorized waterfall and BAS ON5HB for his Airspy drivers. Final modifications to GUI from SV1BTL. Alternative layout based on RW3PS's template, is also available. You can try it here
More information about the WebSDR project can be found on http://www.websdr.org
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Best viewed with . After upgrading to Version 103.0 you have to click on "Audio Start". If you wish to configure your browser to NOT require the need to press this button and allow audio/video to start automatically on ANY web site, read this Guide
The receiver is RTL Auzeuner, RTL v4 and RSP1 clone. Antenna: Dipoles, Long Wires and Verticals. Many thanks to guys from Utah who did this excellent job and helped us to add dsp filters and other features to our websdr. Precious help from SV2AMK. Many thanks also to Mehmet Ozcan NA5B for his excellent work with colorized waterfall and BAS ON5HB for his Airspy drivers. Final modifications to GUI from SV1BTL. Alternative layout based on RW3PS's template, is also available. You can try it here
More information about the WebSDR project can be found on http://www.websdr.org
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Guide
This SV2YJ WebSDR
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Mobile Version
Zoomed layout
Waterfall
Alternative
GUI
Old GUI
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Waterfall view:
Or use scroll wheel and dragging on waterfall.
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Bandwidth:
? kHz @ -6dB;
? kHz @ -60dB.(? / ?)
Or drag the passband edges on the frequency scale.
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IF shift: |
Audio:
Gain control:
AGC on
Manual
Signal strength plot:
Audio buffering: | |
Audio out: |
Gain
Chatbox:
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