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Offline Skipmuck

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RADIO GA-GA SDR eQSL
« on: August 02, 2014, 0305 UTC »
"1st ever eqsl when using sdr transceiver" per op!!! Thank you very much Radio Ga-ga! Very happy to get this for my radio room pirate wall of fame! ;D
« Last Edit: August 02, 2014, 0306 UTC by Skipmuck »
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JRC NRD-515 with 43 meter half wave dipole into MFJ 949E Versa Tuner: also Grove SP-200 & SONY 2010's

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Re: RADIO GA-GA SDR eQSL
« Reply #1 on: October 21, 2014, 1303 UTC »
Received same here for the DSB broadcast on 10/19/14 #2
Thanks R. GaGa
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Harry L. Smith
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JRC 535D Perseus SDR   MFJ 959C Tuner /Pre Amp. JRC 545 
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Re: RADIO GA-GA SDR eQSL
« Reply #2 on: November 09, 2014, 2027 UTC »
Whatever you do, don't tell Fansome about this. He thinks SDR's are worse than the FRN and penguins.
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Re: RADIO GA-GA SDR eQSL
« Reply #3 on: November 11, 2014, 0039 UTC »
Ironically, my NRD-515 has 10 knobs, 5 toggle switches, and 3 push buttons on the front panel. So, tuning in this broadcast consisted of the following steps.
1-Flick toggle switch to On position
2-Twirl Big Megahertz knob to 6 MHZ
3-Twirl Big Kilohertz knob to 6925 KHZ
4-Flick Fine Tune toggle switch to ON position
5-Twirl Mode knob to desired postion
6-Twirl Audio Gain knob to desired position
7-Twirl Fine Tune knob to desired position
8-Twirl RF knob, PBT knob, and AGC knob as necessary
9-Flick Noise Blanker and Attenuation knobs as necessary.
10-Push Lock button
11-Listen to SDR broadcast!
And if that isn't enough, you should see all the buttons and stuff on my Yamaha KX-W952 Dual Dubbing Deck!
Oh, and I forgot about the MFJ-901B Versa-Tuner...that has a couple of adjustments too!

So, Al...what's all this talk about Penguins? They always seem to be well dressed and standing proudly :)
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JRC NRD-515 with 43 meter half wave dipole into MFJ 949E Versa Tuner: also Grove SP-200 & SONY 2010's
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