does this cover trahsmitting? also has any one created one to work from 87 mhz to 108 mhz? ----- Original Message ----- From: "g8voip" <g8voi.reeve...@tiscali.co.uk> To: <soft_radio@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2010 2:02 AM Subject: [soft_radio] Re: Implementing your own SDR?
> Hi Ward, > > I wish you luck with your presentation! Hopefully more people have some > awareness of SDR now which makes life a little easier. > > Back around 4 years ago when I first discovered SDR and the SoftRock kits, > I did a presentation to a local radio club with a friend. > > This was just 6 - 8 weeks after first hearing about SDR and acquiring my > first SoftRock kit, so I was still in the very early stages of learning > myself. I suffer from a big problem with maths, what I can only describe > as 'dyslexia' but with numbers and formulae, which somewhat hinders > understanding SDR! > > Although the presentation is very dated now, and things have moved along > tremendously since 2006, Fred PE0FKO kindly made it available to download > from his website. > > http://home.ict.nl/~fredkrom/pe0fko/g8voi/ > > It might help provide a gentle introduction to SDR in non mathematical > terms for those just joining the fun! > > Feel free to use anything from it if you want. > > One day, if I ever get some time, might update it! > > 73, Bob G8VOI > > --- In soft_radio@yahoogroups.com, ward <ya...@...> wrote: >> >> Folks: >> Over the last several years I have been implementing my >> own SDR hardware and software. >> When I got started I found the learning curve to be very >> steep and dominated by mathematics. >> I believe this complexity is unnecessary and that getting >> started with implementing SDR can be intuitive. In an >> attempt to encourage others I have written up an 'Introduction >> to SDR... without the math' presentation. I expect to give >> this presentation at 'cactus con' this summer. >> I order to prepare for this presentation I would like to >> get some feedback from others familiar with the subject >> matter. >> If you have some time, I would appreciate the feedback. >> Please remember that I will be supplementing verbally. >> >> My presentation can be found at: >> >> http://www.ae6ty.com/ae6ty/ae6ty/Papers.html >> >> Click the picture of the Hilbert Transform kernel. >> >> My sincere thanks. >> >> ward >> ae6ty >> > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
