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Been following the developments over at Airspy<\/a> with interest and am eagerly awaiting the arrival of a shiny new Airspy HF+.\u00a0 They have been developing their spyserver software apace of late and it is now in a good place. This allows remote access to a range of Software Defined Radios across the network using their SDR# software. The server can be run on a range of computing platforms from the humble (pick a fruit) pi all the way up to full blown systems. I’ve had great success\u00a0repurposing a couple of Orange Pi Pc boards. These can be accessed via SDR# on\u00a0sdr:\/\/noisyno.com:5555\/ , currently acheap noisy Rtl-Sdr + spyverter on a Welbrook loop, a place holder for the above mentioned HF+ or sdr:\/\/noisyno.com:5554\/ ,a cheap Rtl-Sdr on a deaf discone which will be changed at some point to a Satnogs driven clothes drier yagi with an airspy mini to monitor the sats.<\/p>\n A list of current servers with decent hardware can be found on the Airspy web site. There’s also a support group<\/a> with good info and some other test server urls.<\/p>\n Give it a try…<\/p>\n (Quick update; Simon, G4ELI, over at\u00a0http:\/\/www.sdr-radio.com\/ is close to having his excellent console software working with spyserver as I type this)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Been following the developments over at Airspy with interest and am eagerly awaiting the arrival of a shiny new Airspy HF+.\u00a0 They have been developing their spyserver software apace of late and it is now in a good place. This allows remote access to a range of Software Defined Radios across the network using … <\/p>\n