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Great reception for your typical FM radio stations, even with the tiny antennae
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Sure, the SDR Sharp software looks and works well, but the reception is terrible
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That improved the reception greatly, but UniTrunker really is not a great system for monitoring trunked radio systems.
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Turned RF gain all the way up and adjusted all the settings to get the best reception possible
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Reception is poor for FM stationsAnd in such a low frequency it heats up as hell and sucks all USB current, I like the enclosure though
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I like the reception and the fact that an upconverter is not needed.
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it's handy to allow you to attach a counterpoise wire for better reception in certain
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For a better reception you will need to add more and more hardware, like pre-amplifiers, filters, several antennas, decoders for satellite (software too) etc.. bringing the cost up to sky
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But for now I'm getting pretty decent FM reception
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, very good HF reception, given its price
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I also bought the IEIK SDRMCX RTL-SDR here on Amazon and can say that this unit reviewed here has significantly better reception
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I left the sticker off the base and retested, OMG I was getting crystal clear reception
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I have tried many configs mac/pc/linux and the reception is dismal
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The antenna is functional but you will need to buy a better antenna for the best reception
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It does kinda work, but unless you are willing to invest the time and trouble of a large outside antenna don't expect great results or receptions.
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Attached to a outdoor home brew end fed wire antenna with a 9:1 Balun delivers exceptional reception for the price.
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Just buy a HF radio and an scanner, you will get a 1000% better reception and less troubles
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Sensitivity seems to be better than the standard 820T as well
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The extra antennas (one small ~12" and one big ~6') are easily worth the extra $5.One other note about the amp draw: other sdr's (the dvb-t type) work fine on a Raspberry Pi 2, but this one seems to pull too much current and doesn't work for me.