Orbitron sdrsharp Pc#

The default Windows Time Service is not precise enough, David Taylor explains why overhere - Either using his program or synchronize the time with a GPS mouse wih example this program: or use any of your favorite NTP/GPS programs.

Orbitron sdrsharp Pc#

Computer Clock must be synchronized! Time Setup: First its very important that the time on your PC is exactly synchronized. To Use Realtime image processing with Meteor, the following is needed for setup: - RTL-SDR capable reciever or Airspy radio Mhz Antenna Qfh, Turnstille or Cross dipoles.Ģ - A Satellite Tracking program like Orbitron ( or WXTrack ( - Up to date TLE files for Meteor M-N2 ( - SDRSharp, QPSK Plugin, DDE Tracking client Plugin (Optional IF-recorder Plugin). Orbitron (Satellite Tracking Program) are better/used for scheduler timings, the doppler triggers the start/stop by commands. If sattellite is gone (LOS) - stop recorders and other plugins. If Satellite elevation > 0 (AOS) start decoder programm, set modulation and bandwidth, start some plugins (QPSK, IF or Baseband recorder) and send frequency correction. DDE Tracking client Plugin recieve data from Orbitron or other Tracking client. Another advantage is QSPK Plugin gives a faster and longer signal lock with much weaker signal compared to IF-record resulting in longer images! In short explained: 1. This will save alot of time and its not needed anymore to use other time consuming programs to convert the recorded Wave-iq.

As for searching continous ways to improve Meteor reception, Vasili ( - Plugins) and Oleg ( - LrptDecoder) did have the great idea to develop a QPSK Plugin in order to recieve Meteor M-N2 images in realtime thru LrptDecoder. Using the Baseband or IF recorder Plugin and Audacity to convert the recorded Wave-IQ to 130KHz and process this saved wave, for data extraction with LrptRX and finally get a image thru LrptDecoder. Before it was only possible to recieve Weather images sent from the Russian Meteor M-N2 Satellite in quite a complicated way. 1 Recieving Meteor M-N2 Images in Realtime with the QPSK Plugin on RTL-SDR Dongles.