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Not to be rude, I have no way of judging your skill level, but are you sure you understand the implications of 20-100khz bandwidth and a tuning range of 1-10mhz
by jjoonathan 11y ago
Not to be rude, I have no way of judging your skill level, but are you sure you understand the implications of 20-100khz bandwidth and a tuning range of 1-10mhz? Here is the table at top with the zeta included. I'd _strongly_ recommend going with the rtl-sdr over the zeta as a first radio.
Source Device Price Max. Bandwidth Resolution
Name EUR GHz MHz bit
0 zeta-sdr 30 .01 .002 16
1 rtl-sdr 25 2 3 8
2 rad1o 200 4 20 8
3 hackrf 400 6 20 8
4 bladeRF 400 4 28 12
5 usrp 700 6 60 12/14
6 warp 7000 5 170 14
- th0ma5 11y agoYes I'd go along with this. You're going to have a plug & play experience more so with the RTL... I guess my interest at the time was transatlantic weak digital signals on HF ham bands. With the RTL-SDR you'll be able to "see" all your favorite radio stations, listen to or track airplanes, and all kinds o things. With an upconverter (~$40) you'll get into HF a bit as well.