[amsat-bb] IC-9100 PAT V panadapter board

[kb2mjeff at att.net]

Been researching  all available software and can't find a way to get the 
SDRPlay (or any SDR) to just simply track the 9100's d/l frequency. That 
would be ideal. Anyone have any ideas on how this might be done?

73 Jeff kb2m

-----Original Message----- 
From: Scott
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2018 6:44 PM
To: Amsat
Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] IC-9100 PAT V panadapter board

>>> What SDR S/W is anyone using with their SDRPlay for sat’s?

Hi Jeff!

I use HDSDR and it works very well for me.  I was only in receive mode for
a long time learning how to decode various types of satellite telemetry but
now I also get on the amateur sats with voice transponders.  HDSDR does
everything that I need to do with an SDR both for telemetry reception as
well as being the downlink "radio" for transponder use.  I would imagine
the other applications do most if not all of the same things.  But, in my
case, I just learned how to navigate in HDSDR and preferred it after trying
the others.

-Scott,  K4KDR


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On Thu, Jul 19, 2018 at 3:18 PM, <kb2mjeff at att.net> wrote:

> I posted this to the 9100 group, and also here, in case anyone might be
> interested in this. What SDR S/W is anyone using with their SDRPlay for
> sat’s? I’m trying to learn SDR-Console and the learning curve is very
> steep. I vaguely remember a few years ago getting it working with some
> other S/W....
>
>
> I finished my PAT V install on my 9100 this morning. I decided to do the
> HF tap also, but not the 23cm. It’s went well, worse part was doing the HF
> tap, I managed to move the top board out of the way without completely un
> plugging, then removing the metal shield completely to get to the HF tap
> point on the BPF board.  Everything is working ok, only issue’s are I
> haven’t figured out yet how to get the levels up to allow a better
> waterfall display.  I’m using SDR-Console. I also have to figure out how 
> to
> get the display to follow the 9100. Just started using SDR-Console and the
> learning curve is very steep.  What I don’t understand is there is no
> frequency offset needed to use the various taps, and also the bandwidth on
> HF is very narrow? Any ideas? Also If anyone want's some pictures of my
> install I will gladly send them along.
>
> A big thanks to Dave KD2C for making this available...
>
> 73 Jeff kb2m


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