Hello from France ! What happens when there are several stations on the same frequency, within a few Hz ? Is it possible to “track” a specific one ? Thanks, and have a nice week-end. Patrick
Yes, you can “track” it. You search at the Waterfall picture in high resolution (100 Hz), than you see where the wanted transmitter is, click it, and than use at the signal plot left the arrows to walk in 1 (!) Hz steps up or down. If you are some Hz away from the carrier, the signal line is gone…
… Signal plot from Simon Browns SDR Data File Analyser. Thanks Nils Schiffhauer.
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Hello from France ! What happens when there are several stations on the same frequency, within a few Hz ? Is it possible to “track” a specific one ? Thanks, and have a nice week-end. Patrick
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Yes, you can “track” it. You search at the Waterfall picture in high resolution (100 Hz), than you see where the wanted transmitter is, click it, and than use at the signal plot left the arrows to walk in 1 (!) Hz steps up or down. If you are some Hz away from the carrier, the signal line is gone…
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Thanks a lot for the tip ! Will give it a try.
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