Linux pyrtlsdr no longer available – what can be used instead during installation of ezRA?
I collect data with free Linux PCs. I find my Windows 10 PC is running Python 3.9.4, which does not show a problem. I see available Win11 Python version 3.12…
I collect data with free Linux PCs. I find my Windows 10 PC is running Python 3.9.4, which does not show a problem. I see available Win11 Python version 3.12…
Maybe your answer is explained at about https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXuPDJVRbd0&t=1892sor maybe starting back at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXuPDJVRbd0&t=1083swhere I explain the tangential velocity method.The radius from the Galactic Center to the tangential gas cloud is…
The name “Soapy” in SoapySDR (and the associated Soapy drivers) comes from the idea of making SDR hardware support clean and simple — as in “soap makes things clean.” SoapySDR…
To restore a Veeam server-led Linux backup (Agent managed by Backup & Replication) as a bare-metal / full image restore, you must use Veeam Recovery Media — not just file-level…
Download ezPlotly files here: https://www.astronomy.me.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/ezPlotly260214b.zip Hi Andy, Maybe try this. I attach 2 new programs, ezCon260214a.py ezPlotly260214b.py Very rough hacks but fun. Run something like, py ..\ezRA\ezCon260214a.py data -ezCon087Csv 4…
An FIR filter (Finite Impulse Response filter) in GNU Radio works by applying a weighted sum of a finite number of input samples to produce each output sample. Let’s break…
FM demodulation looks mysterious in GNU Radio because it’s one tidy block… but under the hood it’s actually very simple. FM is just information encoded as changes in instantaneous frequency.…
https://gitlab.com/gnuradio_book/flowcharts
AM demod looks simple on the surface, but under the hood it’s doing a couple of neat little tricks. If the built-in AM demod block vanished overnight, you’d rebuild it…
Ahhh yes, welcome to the “why are we multiplying things?” club 😄 — this is actually the heart of how a radio works. Short answer:You multiply the incoming RF signal…