The Softrock 'Lite' reciever board configured to process the IF of a receiver works well. I have one set up for 455 kHz that I use with an ICOM 703 for HF work
Some people are using the computer controlled receivers like the ones ICOM sells, and the Softrock is set up to catch the 10.7 MHz IF output. It's not 'lab grade' but it's good enough for ham radio projects. 73 de AD5FU rhblumeng wrote: > > --- In [email protected] > <mailto:soft_radio%40yahoogroups.com>, "Bob Macklin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > Are there any decent sound card spectrum analyzers? > > > > I can't by a real one. I'M RETIRED! > > > Hi Bob - > > I think the HPSDR project has plans to use their devices as a high > performance spectrum analyzer.... in any event, if you are not aware > of the project, it would be interesting to you, I believe. > > hpsdr.org > > Not a sound card, but better... > > Hope that helps, Bob > >
