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No signals #64

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kevtheskin opened this issue Aug 6, 2021 · 7 comments
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No signals #64

kevtheskin opened this issue Aug 6, 2021 · 7 comments

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@kevtheskin
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Hello there, I have been playing around with this with my rtlv3 dongle and patch and i get no signals. In gqrx i can see what looks like sporadic peaks at about 1.621 ghz onwards but no decode in gr-iridium. Anyone had the same issues?

Cheers Kev

@schneider42
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Can you send us a screenshot of what you see in gqrx? You are most likely to see something around 1.626 GHz

@kevtheskin
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Can you send us a screenshot of what you see in gqrx? You are most likely to see something around 1.626 GHz

Hi there, I am seeing what looks like intermittent wifi type peaks across the whole band. I can see inmarsat 54w ok and my location is Scotland. Thank you for the reply

@kevtheskin
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Latest update . I have installed the rtlsdrblog updated driver on my windows box and I can see lots of signals using sdr#. I did the update on my linux box and i could see signals for a short while using Gqrx and Gr-iridium and now nothing. Went back to my windows box and can still see lots of signals? Confused :(

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Which exact SDR are you using? If you don't know for sure a picture might help.

I know that R820t tuner based devices can have difficulties tuning to such high frequencies. The tend to overheat in this case and I believe the PLL for the LO loses lock in that case. Maybe sdr# somehow configures the tuner in a different way, avoiding the issue.

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Which exact SDR are you using? If you don't know for sure a picture might help.

I know that R820t tuner based devices can have difficulties tuning to such high frequencies. The tend to overheat in this case and I believe the PLL for the LO loses lock in that case. Maybe sdr# somehow configures the tuner in a different way, avoiding the issue.

Hi there, I have 2x Rtlsdr v3

@schneider42
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Could you give the --raw-capture a try and upload the result somewhere? Maybe we can see something there.

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@kevtheskin let me know if you are still working on this. Otherwise I will close the issue.

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