Perhaps you could try contacting someone at the NZRDXL to tempt them in doing such? They have remote Kiwi SDRs for their members.
Used to be several periodic remote SDR’s appear on the Airspy Server website, but for some reason interest has waned by the hosts & I haven’t seen a remotely accessible for ages.
A lot of the Aus/NZ RDS data was procured from those SDR host sites & from a couple of our helpful Media Spy members etc.
Also as a general note to all & I’m not sure who is responsible, but it is a very regular ‘user’ of the RDS List, but someone regularly inadvertently wipes or corrupts the cell A1 data on our State based worksheets. I have lost count how many times I’ve had to retype the word: ‘MARKET’. Noted in the QLD sheet last night & today on the SA Worksheet. I’ve already had to lock some cells on the spreadsheets due to this, I’d rather not have to keep locking more cells, rows etc of the worksheets.
Can I kindly ask the regular user to please be careful with their usage of the spreadsheet & if you do accidently delete data, retype it or use the undo button to restore the data or let me know exactly when the error was made or check & correct before you leave. Thank you.
Crazy, would never have known otherwise, as I don’t often zoom into that part of the map. Maybe they need to consider some sort of solution when servers appear too close to each other on the map, to make them both visible.
As for the new features, you can add “plugins”. Some are my own, others have been created by some other guys, and they’ve done some great work.
Only discovered this morning, so very new.
Yes, but what one can do for the moment is to just click anywhere within the Australian coastal border & a list of the TEF sites within Australia appears on the right. I think this methodology will probably be the easiest way of independently accessing desired TEF site going forward rather than laboriously zooming in.
This’ll be mine. Going to move the server to a dedicated machine I have here for that sort of stuff. Also going to clean up the audio, as it’s jank city at the moment.
Good to know!
Thanks!
I kind of suspected that might be the case.
Yes, I have heard LNA only really helps with a weak signal, but causes overload on stronger signals. I’ve been tempted to get a blue LNA one (mine is a blue non LNA one).
Agree, the colour screen of the TEFs and all of the info you could want takes radio listening to a whole new level, complete with more receivable stations than pretty much any other radio.
The TEF chip is limited to 144Hz-27MHz & 64-108MHz. If you want something outside these bands, and/or SSB, then you’ll have to look elsewhere. Otherwise, you can’t beat it.
