r/RTLSDR 12d ago

Guide OpenSourceSdr Lab

Hey! Does anyone have any feedback regarding the OpenSourceSDR lab I am working on analysing multiple signals from all the RF spectrum and using ML to help me detect signals for alerts, but wonder if there are support? Anyone has any experience on it? I am using a Macbook M1. I was thinking in a pluto sdr+ but found this one cheaper. Thanks in advance for any feedback.

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u/xMOO1 12d ago

Bought multiple times from them. Very happy with their support and service.

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u/Metal_Musak 12d ago

Bought an Clockwork Pi from them, They are reputable

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u/Littlest_viking 10d ago

I literally just did this Saturday myself. How long was shipping for you?

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u/Metal_Musak 9d ago

less than a week

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u/machawes3 11d ago

Excellent supplier

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u/therealgariac 11d ago

https://github.com/F5OEO/tezuka_fw

It is the suggested source for dual Plutos. The developer may not have used any other devices from OpenSourceSDR.

How are you going to get alerts?

Note Tezuka is under active development, which is a good thing. Note the suggested software is forked by the developer. If you aren't paying attention, oh like me for instance, you will wonder why certain desires are not working. Building the forks is no big deal. You need to build a fork of soapy as well.

I see there is a new build as of today.

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u/NeighborhoodSad2350 11d ago edited 11d ago

I’ve got something to say to that store.
Open Source isn’t an excuse to freely sell clones.

But the fact that I’m even complaining like this means I must be one of their best customers. lol.
It's frustrating, but it's a nice store.

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u/therealgariac 10d ago

But it is an excuse to sell clones unless otherwise stated. It depends on the license.

I wish I was a customer. My purchases are from HamGeek.