Recording other satellites with Raspberry NOAA V2 #412
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This is my first post here. I have installed Raspberry NOAA V2 in my RPi4 and works great with QFH and RTL_SDR V3. I am thinking whether it is possible to record signals of other sats like CW beacons of RS44 or anything similar. Has someone done this before or can someone guide me on how to do it. Then I can give a try. Recording wave files would be sufficient for the moment. Regards |
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Hey Kamal - The fundamental RTLSDR software that the RN2 scripts drive can record any frequency that the SDR card can be tuned to. However i think you might do better to build up some scripts aroudn the RTLSDR drivers specifically since the RN2 setup is broadly all about the scheduling of 'when' to use the RTLSDR capture, avoiding scheduling conflicts and processing ('demodulating') the captured audio into images, filing and presenting them to the webpanel. So yes, you potentially could adapt the scripts to drive that fundamental capture, but IMHO it would be like buying a car to use the headlights to read a book (!) I suggest you have a look at how to directly use the RTLSDR command line to capture a specific frequency to .wav eg https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/14433/record-audio-from-rtl-sdr-using-usb-dongle Once you have that running manually, if you still want to start to work that into the RN2 scheduling you would want to start in the ./scripts folder and work out from there... Hope that helps... |
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Hey Kamal - The fundamental RTLSDR software that the RN2 scripts drive can record any frequency that the SDR card can be tuned to. However i think you might do better to build up some scripts aroudn the RTLSDR drivers specifically since the RN2 setup is broadly all about the scheduling of 'when' to use the RTLSDR capture, avoiding scheduling conflicts and processing ('demodulating') the captured audio into images, filing and presenting them to the webpanel.
So yes, you potentially could adapt the scripts to drive that fundamental capture, but IMHO it would be like buying a car to use the headlights to read a book (!)
I suggest you have a look at how to directly use the RTLSDR command line…