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John, These pages https://sites.google.com/site/g4zfqradio/installing-and-using-hdsdr were started when I was using Softrocks. Other pages cover most Softrock topics. Operating is basically connecting

Thanks! I have a StarTech usb sound card on order. Hopefully I can get it working better. The bands seem to be good one minute and bad the next. I heard a lot of cw the other night. Tonight I have

The best source of information about your Ensemble RXTX and other recent Softrock models is https://www.wb5rvz.org/ Information about older ones can be found at https://www.wb5rvz.com/index.html

I picked up a Ensemble at a hamfest with no documentation or knowledge of bands it was built for. I loaded a driver and HFSDR . I can get it to receive cw. I noticed that dashfive.com has recently

I've got a couple of Hams interested already. Thanks for the responses.

Mark I see that you are in Marshall County. I am in Jefferson County. Will you be at the Cullman Hamfest next week? I could bring them to you then. Larry N4LKY

I would use them. I’ve been undertaking a lot of reading about SDRs, found out about the SoftRock and was sorry to have missed out on the early days of inexpensive kits. Mark KI4HQK

If I can jump in on your thread - I have two softrock receivers (HF and LF) built by Tony. They are both in metal cases. I am not using them and doubt I will ever do so. I have hesitated putting them

Hello Phil, [email protected]> wrote: 32S-3, 75S-3, and 312B-4. All modified. Heathkit green SB-200. Once modified for 160m. and I think Drake there. R-4C with all the *Ham Radio* magazine contest

Hi Guy, Sorry, I just realized that I failed to answer your email.? Seems to happen more often than I like. YES, I've always loved homebrewing radio stuff.? First got my interest in 1953 (I'm 80

Well, I'm doing it again!?? In years past I've built a number of Softrock receivers, primarily the Ensemble LF versions and inevitably sold, traded or gave them away.? The last time a friend was

Mike: I'm not sure what Z these isolation transformers are. What is standard? Line 10k? Here's what my AI said: Audio transformers are designed to provide specific impedance ratios for different audio

Chuck, Really appreciate the tip, but I must be a bit thick these days -- can't find the photo you mention. I do have some 600 ohm to 600 ohm EL-14 transformers, is that the idea? Like in the QRP Labs

Mike: You may require audio isolators like the 3.5mm in/out in the photo. Improves performance. Chuck w8mqw [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, I just placed an order for a HiFiBerry. I had been running Quisk on Linux with an inbuilt laptop "sound card" and am looking forward to playing with a Raspberry Pi to upgrade the ADC

Yes, I installed one. It's a good unit. [email protected]> wrote:

Chuck, By chance have you used a "HifiBerry" ADC with the SoftRock? I was just about to order one from PiShop.us. I understand that it is a 192kHz 24 bit I2S ADC which attaches via the Pi GPIO

Hi Chuck. I will take you up on the card as I am more familiar with Linux than windows. I will replace your sd card with one like it immediately. I have a couple of pi’s about. Thanks! My qrz

Guy: I have worked out the kinks for the Quisk program to run the Softrocks via a Raspberry pi 3 or 4. Quisk is much better than (the detested) HPSDR and others. It's like a standard SDR radio

My my; What a joy to have someone post a "test". I was just on the phone with an old parts supplier friend (you might know him.."dans small....". I was lamenting that there were not more builders out