DX101 | Getting Rid of Adjacent Channel Splatter in SDRSharp (Using the Co-Channel Canceller!)

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  • @barrybankston1413
    @barrybankston1413 9 днів тому +2

    Thanks for posting this Loyd !!!

    • @DXCentral
      @DXCentral  9 днів тому +1

      Happy to help! Hope you are able to snag some new ones this way!

  • @DaveGasque
    @DaveGasque 9 днів тому +2

    Cool stuff, Loyd. Thanks!

  • @zekesgm
    @zekesgm 8 днів тому +1

    Thanks again Loyd. Exactly the information I was seeking.

  • @WilliamParmley
    @WilliamParmley 9 днів тому +1

    These videos are great! I haven't had a chance to install SDR# yet due to bad WX here, but will soon and am looking forward to trying all these features. One question, since I haven't used the program yet. What is it that you are doing over in the upper left side in what looks like a big, orange waterfall?

    • @DXCentral
      @DXCentral  9 днів тому +1

      Thank you! That is the interface for browsing through a recorded file. That process is covered in this video: ua-cam.com/video/Pz5Vd3DbO2c/v-deo.html

    • @WilliamParmley
      @WilliamParmley 9 днів тому

      @@DXCentral Thanks! Looking forward to working through all these videos and comparing SDR# to SDR Console v3.

  • @zekesgm
    @zekesgm 8 днів тому +1

    Loyd, I noticed you don't have Lock Carrier checked in the Radio section. Is that not necessary?

    • @DXCentral
      @DXCentral  7 днів тому +1

      It does not appear to be needed with the most recent versions of SDR#

  • @ArnieDXer
    @ArnieDXer 3 дні тому

    I need to return to this later but I wonder if you really need to have an entire 30 kHz of bandwidth covered by the Canceller, if the station you want to remove takes only 20 kHz 🤔
    In fact, in all your examples, the sidebands opposite to the cancelled signal were clear, and tbh, that would be enough to me 🙂
    That said, I might try this on a shortwave band full of Asian signals. 49m, 41m in UTC afternoon, for example. Or a more recent example I've found: 11720 Voice of Vietnam 1, a very weak signal buried in a very powerful UNID on 11705, and later also by RNZ Pacific on 11725, until VOV's sign-off at 1658z 🤔

    • @DXCentral
      @DXCentral  День тому +1

      Definitely try it out and see if that is successful. 30kHz is what Youssef recommended to capture both frequencies 10 +/- kHz from the offending station. With that IF Spectrum rolloff, you kinda are rolling off 5kHz from each side anyway, so it is probably pretty close.