Reposted by prog
I've always wondered what an SDR like the @airspy.com could hear while connected to an antenna atop a high tower.
Roman Porterfield put together an awesome video near Jamestown, N.D. that answered my question!
At just 22, he's also written some awesome software that aids his engineering duties!
radioworld.com
What Can You Hear From the Top of a Tower? - Radio World
In Nick Langan's latest Signal Spot, we explore what can be heard on FM from the top of a radio tower near Jamestown, N.D.
![introduction to a manual on software defined radio interface software SDR#
text:
Introduction
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Much of my energies and passions for SDR could not be dissipated, but rather gathered
and reasoned out since the energy released from each and every word has the power
to redraw the map of everything we know and it is unspeakable fun for me to unravel
these threads and wind them onto the spindle. In fact, this book was born from here: this book was
born here: from the giddiness of exploring and disseminating the power of SDRSharp because today,
more than ever, our world is SDR (Software-Defined Radio). Since a work like this did not exist, I
decided to write myself a small guide in the beginning and a big book now. A rich word map for all
SWL friends, radioamateurs, specialists or just curious.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:3pcnghkif2l2bf3g3hx5spsu/bafkreiclw36ukhqwc2ll6hsvgcqu3fdaq2xa76u4p4li4xbmntoxwctxea)
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