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BLUE24 also supporting CORONET EAST 045. Looks as though only 24 will travel over the pond to Mildenhall. Should be three F-15s back from depot maintainence.

Ron uses RR and regualrly posts to the Maryland "Mid-Atlantic Milair" threads (current one : Mid-Atlantic MilAir 2024). A message there or via the RR PM system to @mdmonitor would be a good way to have those added. *he is currently away for a few days though.

Nothing to do with the frequency per se - they decode different things. jaero is used by some to decode aero data whereas scytale-c is used for decoding maritime STD-C data

How about creating a dummy preset called "Squelch Off" (also set the threshold to a value below 20) on a quiet FM frequency? Does that carry over the squelch setting when you use it as an intermediate before tuning your weak broadcast station? You could also ask Youssef to change the default...

...in relation to shortwave radio

I'm well aware of that. The OP was asking about shortwave radios and then specifically mentioned two models. At no point did he ask about cellular

You have shortwave cellular ?

Broadcast AM radio stations outside of the US use 9kHz channels whereas US use 10kHz Most Broadcast band radios like the tecsun /sangean digital models will tune 1kHz steps so will work fine in either region. You are probably right to bring one with you as retail prices of such items tend to be...

The Australian wedgetail had been deployed to Ramstein Left there today and stopped at Lossie before crossing the pond. https://www.eurasiantimes.com/x-factor-behind-su-34-shootdowns-australia/amp/

He might see the thread or he might not. I added the tag in my previous reply using his actual user name as that's the best thing you can do here as he, understandably, doesn't accept PMs on the bulletin board.

Youssef seems to make a habit of breaking compatability with his own api. The current beta being a perfect example of this in action. You could tag @thewraith2008 to help bring your query to his attention (whilst contacting Youssef elsewhere to ask why he makes his api break so often!....be...

What happens if you set it to four columns? Is the forth one truncated? As you only appear to be using two presets, 1 row of 4 columns would still give you two more to play with....if you then want to add more then ass a second row.

Shortened frequencies.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <ArrayOfMemoryEntry xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <MemoryEntry> <IsFavourite>false</IsFavourite> <Name>USAF E6 Simulcast 50 Bd/50Hz shift Baudot FSK...

You would only be able to monitor one input at a time not three if that is what you were meaning. 1500 was the last version where SDRplay support (RSP1 era) was simple. From then until 1757 it was possible using an extIO driver

Airspy is hardware not software.

Whether BridgeCom Systems website has the answers you seek I am not sure but the correct link is : Help Center I thought the Model 2 is the 878UVII (and the upgraded 'plus' variant of that) and the Model 1 is the original 878UV For the 878UVII Plus hardware version is 1.10 and latest firmware...

Wasn't the RB-57 essentially a modified bomber? I suppose technically it was a modified aerial reconnaissance modification of a bomber ;)

Back in 2015 there was a plugin to correctly implement it. Also correctly implemented in the scanner plugin presumably or else there would be a whole load of anoraks frothing at the mouth instead of proclaiming how wonderful it is to scan the whole of airband in 0.1 jiffys If it's not done...

To stop people using the extIO workaround Youssef changed the 'frontends' structure sometime in September 2020 hence why you couldn't get it to work with v1.0.0.1777

Confusion between the included Frequency Manager plugin from Youssef (which didn't have the settings cog) and the feature rich plugin, "Freqman", from Vasili (shown below)? Vasili released at least two versions of his plugin and it was subsequently modified/improved by thewraith to give a...