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> On 11 Jul 2017, at 6:54 am, Jerry Stern <[email protected]> wrote: > > Is my HackRF deaf? I am a ham radio hobbyist and I bought a HackRF One to > enhance my deeper learning of SDR but also as a broadband RF source. To my > dismay, installing the software has become days of learning Ubuntu basics and > dealing with instructions that are at times outdated or nuanced towards a > person with much more than basic Linux skills. So, I gave up on Ubuntu only > because it was faster for me to install and test with Windows 7. My HackRF > One (GreatScott) must have been a leftover as the firmware was dated > 2014(August). I installed the latest version HackRF tools and updated the > firmware to Feb 2017. I followed Mike's video tutorial for creating a basic > GNU flow for FM and also installed SDR#. I have very strong FM broadcast > stations in my area which I can easily demodulate with my Rigol Spectrum > analyzer using the ANT500. However both with GNU and SDR# my HackRF appears > deaf in FM broadcast mode. I read that a few years back there may have been > some issues with cold solder joints on the HackRF pcb.... I have a lot of > test equipment - from RF generators up to 2 GHz, etc but before I go that > route is there something I am perhaps missing in my setup. Not sure where or > what details to provide here without overloading my question further . > > Thanks > > Jerry > > > Sent from my iPhone > _______________________________________________ > HackRF-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://pairlist9.pair.net/mailman/listinfo/hackrf-dev
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