Node 645: Arkansas Wireless Information Network (AWIN) Site: Little Rock Metro Simulcast (Pulaski County)
I'm testing SDRTrunk software, mainly because I've been using SDR+ to stream my feeds (MEMS, LRFD, NLRFD), and it became too difficult to maintain. SDRTrunk supports streaming to BCFY Calls, so I figured I'd try it out. It seems to be working okay so far. SDRTrunk's sound quality on my regular feeds is much improved over the old setup that I was using. As long as it works well and my RTL-SDR dongles don't melt, I'll keep it up. The three regular feeds that I've been streaming for a while now are my priority, though.
Rig specifics:
Anyway, I hope it works for a while. Happy scanning.
I'm testing SDRTrunk software, mainly because I've been using SDR+ to stream my feeds (MEMS, LRFD, NLRFD), and it became too difficult to maintain. SDRTrunk supports streaming to BCFY Calls, so I figured I'd try it out. It seems to be working okay so far. SDRTrunk's sound quality on my regular feeds is much improved over the old setup that I was using. As long as it works well and my RTL-SDR dongles don't melt, I'll keep it up. The three regular feeds that I've been streaming for a while now are my priority, though.
Rig specifics:
- a computer that I picked up from Goodwill (Lenovo w/ Intel i5-4460S processor running @ 2.90 GHz with 4 gigs of RAM and a Realtek gigabit NIC)
- OS is Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
- Scanning software is sdrtrunk v0.5.0-alpha6
- SDRs are three RTL2832/R820T dongles (from Amazon) fed by one Maxrad MFB-8133 antenna (that was left at the old Storer Building in downtown LR by Concast when they moved)
- This is all running on an AT&T gigabit fiber connection. The server connects straight to the router, where it is DMZ'd
- The stream runs live from my ham shack / jam room (basically just a ratty old shed) in the Park Hill neighborhood of NLR
Anyway, I hope it works for a while. Happy scanning.