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GNU Radio

GNURadio Cookbook – RTL-SDR Radio Setup With GNURadio Companion

Admin September 17, 2025 No Comments

Thursday, August 8, 2024 This is a very useful website (not edited by myself) – link below: RTL-SDR Radio Setup With GNURadio Companion: GNURadio Cookbook – A collection of recipies…

GNU Radio

GNU Radio standard ways to save raw or processed data streams from an SDR

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In GNU Radio you’ve got a few standard ways to save raw or processed data streams from an SDR (like your RTL-SDR or RSPduo) directly from a flowgraph or a…

RTL-SDR Blog Software-Defined Radios (SDRs)

RTL-SDR Blog V4, which uses the RTL2832U ADC and R828D tuner, has the following sampling rate characteristics according to its datasheet

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The RTL-SDR Blog V4, which uses the RTL2832U ADC and R828D tuner, has the following sampling rate characteristics according to its datasheet: In practice, most users find that setting a…

Nooelec SAWBird LNAs

Schematic Nooelec SAWBird H1 Low Noise Amplifier & Filter

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Nooelec SAWBird LNAs

Electrical Specs Nooelec SAWBird NOAA

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Easy Radio Astronomy Software (ezRA)

ezRA_Data_Flow_LRO_16/9/2025

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GNU Radio

GNU Tutorials

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https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/Tutorials

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LNA vs LNB

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They sound similar, but they serve different purposes in the signal chain: LNA (Low-Noise Amplifier) LNB (Low-Noise Block Downconverter) ✅ In short:

GNU Radio

ChatGPT suggestions on how to fix deaf SDR Play with GNU Radio at 1420 MHz where 100 MHz in same setup seems fine

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Short answer: at 1420 MHz you’re probably running out of front-end signal, not software. FM at ~100 MHz is insanely strong so it “looks fine,” but your L-band setup needs…

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Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT)

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Reproduced from Wikipedia 9/9/2025. Fast Fourier transform A fast Fourier transform (FFT) is an algorithm that computes the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) of a sequence, or its inverse (IDFT). A…

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  • On two coincident muon detectors, with scintillators 5 x 5 cm horizontally, and 6cm between detectors what reduction in detection would you expect from geometry alone compared to 1cm between detectors?
  • Has anyone measured effect of temperature on response of scintillators in Cosmic Watch muon detectors?
  • What are types of cloud chamber?
  • When a muon travels through our atmosphere, what is the chance that it will interact with something in the atmosphere?
  • Are muons charged?

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  1. Admin on My 150cm LRO-H2 hydrogen line radio telescope is pointed azimuth 168 degrees, elevation 75 degrees, and collecting data by 24-hour transit scans. Which Milky Way parts does it pass through when trace shows one or two arms?
  2. Jason Burnfield on Plots of data collected using Brian Coleman’s self-made hydrogen-line feed placed at correct (I think…but maybe not?) focal point on the LRO-H2 telescope (150cm Solar Cooker Radio Telescope) & pointed towards either outer Milky Way (1 spiral arm seen) or inner Milky Way (2 spiral arms seen) 16 May 2026
  3. Hugh Goodwin on My 150cm LRO-H2 hydrogen line radio telescope is pointed azimuth 168 degrees, elevation 75 degrees, and collecting data by 24-hour transit scans. Which Milky Way parts does it pass through when trace shows one or two arms?
  4. Is there any record available of how brightness supernova 2026 in ngc 5907 has changed? – astronomy.me.uk The Website of Lichfield Radio Astronomy Observatory (LRO) on Current brightness of supernova in NGC5907
  5. Key documents for making your own Jason Burnfield 1.5m mini hydrogen line radio telescope and using this to successfully take a spectrum on M31 Andromeda Galaxy (and hopefully even the M33 Triangulum Galaxy). – astronomy.me.uk The Website of Lichfie on Alex Pettit’s Instructions for making an umbrella antenna and cakepan loop hydrogen line feed:

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On two coincident muon detectors, with scintillators 5 x 5 cm horizontally, and 6cm between detectors what reduction in detection would you expect from geometry alone compared to 1cm between detectors?

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Has anyone measured effect of temperature on response of scintillators in Cosmic Watch muon detectors?

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What are types of cloud chamber?

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When a muon travels through our atmosphere, what is the chance that it will interact with something in the atmosphere?

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