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Software Defined Radio (SDR) resources?

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I recently gave a Software Defined Radio presentation at my hackerspace.  I've attached my slides.  I also have gallery and video playlist.

 

Is there other SDR technologies (hardware or software) that I should have included?

 

I demonstrated using DVB-T USB adapter as SDR receiver.  I would be interested in getting something that could transmit too if the solution isn't too expensive.

 

Thanks!

Drew

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imagenerp-sdr-20140331.pdf
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  • Hi Drew! Your motivation for your SDR projects motivated me to getting up to speed with my wideband radio scanners, ICOM IC-PCR1500 & IC-R3. The PCR1500, though is an analog receiver, is "overkill" here in the Philippines. Frequently, I run the PCR1500 with its control head, which I've been wondering if I can remake it using Arduino. Inside the PCR1500 is a major, digital microcontroller-based interfaced with an analog radio receiver circuits.

     

    As for transmitting, well my FCC amateur radio license expired and my Kenwood TH-D7A(G) and Yaesu VX-2R are mothballed in my closet. At one time, I was able to do packet radio (common in USA), but it wasn't usabled in Philippines.

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  • Hi Drew! Your motivation for your SDR projects motivated me to getting up to speed with my wideband radio scanners, ICOM IC-PCR1500 & IC-R3. The PCR1500, though is an analog receiver, is "overkill" here in the Philippines. Frequently, I run the PCR1500 with its control head, which I've been wondering if I can remake it using Arduino. Inside the PCR1500 is a major, digital microcontroller-based interfaced with an analog radio receiver circuits.

     

    As for transmitting, well my FCC amateur radio license expired and my Kenwood TH-D7A(G) and Yaesu VX-2R are mothballed in my closet. At one time, I was able to do packet radio (common in USA), but it wasn't usabled in Philippines.

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