Fantastic results! Thanks for the tutorial! Can you list some of the settings youve used while capturing? I have tried unsuccessfully attempted to capture meteor scatter recently using sdr# and im hoping to work out my errors before the perseids
Thanks for watching Jason! Meteor Scatter can be very tricky beyond the software settings. The big killer of Ms is a high noise level, it seems. If you have the ability to get an antenna out in the open, away from sources of RF noise (buildings, electronics, power lines, etc.) that really helps. A directional antenna and sensitive receiver are also important. My setup for this video is an Innovantenna 10 element FM beam and an AirSpy HF+ SDR. The antenna is about 10-15 meters from my home and pointed into unoccupied land, which helps with noise. Regarding software settings in SDR Console, check out Episode 2 in the series and Episode 5 on the Data Analyzer, if you haven't already. Good luck!
Hi there. I am not familiar with the RTL Dongles myself, and every radio has a bit of a different process to get working with SDR Console. I touched on this in Episode 1 of the series. A good place to look or inquire though would be the "groups.io" site for SDR Console. (sdr-radio.groups.io)
Thank you Bryce, looking forward to E-skip and AU mode demos!
Thank you! Stay tuned for the next few Fridays, working on the E-Skip one now.
Have just recently started using SDR Console, so these videos are very helpful. Well done! ... Barry (the "Crossville Crusher")
Thank you so much Barry, glad you are finding them helpful. I lived and DX'ed not too far from Crossville (Wilson County) for many years. 73!
Fantastic results! Thanks for the tutorial! Can you list some of the settings youve used while capturing? I have tried unsuccessfully attempted to capture meteor scatter recently using sdr# and im hoping to work out my errors before the perseids
Thanks for watching Jason!
Meteor Scatter can be very tricky beyond the software settings. The big killer of Ms is a high noise level, it seems. If you have the ability to get an antenna out in the open, away from sources of RF noise (buildings, electronics, power lines, etc.) that really helps. A directional antenna and sensitive receiver are also important.
My setup for this video is an Innovantenna 10 element FM beam and an AirSpy HF+ SDR. The antenna is about 10-15 meters from my home and pointed into unoccupied land, which helps with noise.
Regarding software settings in SDR Console, check out Episode 2 in the series and Episode 5 on the Data Analyzer, if you haven't already.
Good luck!
@@dxbryce Thank you very very much for the response!! Love the channel, and will review what you've said here :)
Hi I have bought a Rtl-sdr blog V4 and it does not work with that program. can you help me??
Hi there. I am not familiar with the RTL Dongles myself, and every radio has a bit of a different process to get working with SDR Console. I touched on this in Episode 1 of the series.
A good place to look or inquire though would be the "groups.io" site for SDR Console. (sdr-radio.groups.io)