NESDR Mini 2+ 0,5 PPM TCXO RTL-SDR & ADS-B USB-ontvangerset met antenne, zuignap en vrouwelijke SMA-adapter. RTL2832U & R820T2 tuner. Goedkope software-gedefinieerde radio

De hardware van deze stick zou verbeterd zijn tov de oude in omloop zijnde SDR-sticks, ik zie bij werken met deze stick eigenlijk weinig tot geen verschil, maar ik heb hem net dus wellicht dat met meer uitproberen mij het verschil wel duidelijk zal worden. Leuke entry-level SDR-Dongle. wel mooi dat ze een adapterstukje meelevere zodat de antenne ook bruikbaar is op andere dongles met sma-aansluiting.

I like it! I use SDR* (this unit in particular with the "HAM IT UP" converter) to spot signals/callers on whatever ham band I'm working at the time - a bit "wimpy" (sensitivity seems to drop off a bit on my module) at the AM radio frequencies and lower - If you want it for VHF and UHF listening it seems perfectly fine (police, fire, weather) I've had some compatibility issues with certain older USB ports - I also have had a bit of trouble getting it to work well with SDR # (again on some older machines and one newer machine) which surprised me a little - BUT since I basically use HDSDR and it worked very well with that, I didn't fight very hard to resolve the SDR # issues on some machines - it is definitely compatible with either SDR program and many others - it works VERY well on both programs on my Lenovo YOGA PRO 2 - it's an eye opening experience for such an inexpensive module to get an insight in to SDR, esp. if you've never beenexposed to SDR before*SDR means software defined radio(on edit 2/14/2016)This unit has totally converted me to SDR - I will be buying some kind of SDR FLEX transceiver system as a result of this unit, but I digress - HF. VHF, UHF, different modes, and then there's aircraft tracking as well - there just doesn't seem to be an end to the things I keep discovering it can do.If you're at all interested in radio modes, sw listening, and can't or don't want to invest a lot of money, this is definitely the way to "get your proverbial feet wet"You definitely want an upconverter though if interested in SW listening or HAM RADIO. (I'm using NooElec's V1.3 unit) This has also become a very important "band preview" device as well. It holds up well in strong transmitter fields. I expected I like it! I use SDR* (this unit in particular with the "HAM IT UP" converter) to spot signals/callers on whatever ham band I'm working at the time - a bit "wimpy" (sensitivity seems to drop off a bit on my module) at the AM radio frequencies and lower - If you want it for VHF and UHF listening it seems perfectly fine (police, fire, weather) I've had some compatibility issues with certain older USB ports - I also have had a bit of trouble getting it to work well with SDR # (again on some older machines and one newer machine) which surprised me a little - BUT since I basically use HDSDR and it worked very well with that, I didn't fight very hard to resolve the SDR # issues on some machines - it is definitely compatible with either SDR program and many others - it works VERY well on both programs on my Lenovo YOGA PRO 2 - it's an eye opening experience for such an inexpensive module to get an insight in to SDR, esp. if you've never beenexposed to SDR before*SDR means software defined radio(on edit 2/14/2016)This unit has totally converted me to SDR - I will be buying some kind of SDR FLEX transceiver system as a result of this unit, but I digress - HF. VHF, UHF, different modes, and then there's aircraft tracking as well - there just doesn't seem to be an end to the things I keep discovering it can do.If you're at all interested in radio modes, sw listening, and can't or don't want to invest a lot of money, this is definitely the way to "get your proverbial feet wet"You definitely want an upconverter though if interested in SW listening or HAM RADIO. This has also become a very important "band preview" device as well. It holds up well in strong transmitter fields. I expected damage at high transmitter power, but so far nothing. It just keeps on ticking! :)I had problems with a WIN 7 install originally. Something was wrong in that original OS. Same machine but upgraded to WIN 10 Pro, and both SDR# and HDSDR work perfectly now. I expected possible damage at high transmitter power, but so far nothing. It just keeps on ticking! :)I had problems with a WIN 7 install originally. Something was wrong in that original OS. Same machine but upgraded to WIN 10 Pro, and both SDR# and HDSDR work perfectly now.What, $20.00 or $25.00 plus the upconverter @approx: $45.00 and you have quite a bit you can do. I really like it for ham radio but recently using the aircraft tracking sw. has really been "enlightening!"

For the price. A bargain. It May not be as good as a more expensive higher end product. But for £21 this is brilliant. Only draw back is software that it will work with on Windows xp. I down loaded the recommended software from the site. Works well and has many features. At the moment it's plugged into a temporary 2m band antenna. 100 feet of cheap coax run. But. It has been very good picking up ham transmissions on 2m. Also 70 cm. Marine band on 156mhz . Air band etc. My main reason for getting this was to receive APT weather satellites on 137mhz. The adjustable bandwidth makes this perfect. I have had the best images I've ever had even though it's not the correct antenna. I have found this usefull for checking for harmonics. The only fault i have found is i pick up radio broadcast stations when turned to 28mhz. This could possibly be down to a fault my end . Also note ty'at this uses a lot of processor power. My laptop 1.6ghz struggled to run it. But perfect on 3.2ghz base unit. Runs about 43% processor. Overall im very pleased with this dongle.

Works with ESXi device pass through to Ubuntu running Flightradar24 and Piaware

Ich habe eine preiswerte ADS-B Lösung gesucht und hatte auch China-Sticks für 7-8 Euro in Erwägung gezogen.Da mir die Lieferzeit zu lange war und ich auch nach Studium des WWW kein rechtes Vertrauen zu den ganz billigen Sticks aufbauen konnte, habe ich mich für diesen nicht so billigen, aber immer noch preiswerten Stick entschieden.Ich habe eine Standard-Lösung mit Raspberry 3B aufgebaut und sende meine Daten an Flightradar.com.Das Setup hat sehr gut und schnell funktioniert.Ich bekomme mit der mitgelieferten Antenne ( Teleskop) Reichweiten bis 75nm / 140km, wenn die Antenne am Fenster steht.Im Raum irgendwo sind es noch so 22nm.Was aber trotzdem für die Freischaltung des Flightradar Business Accounts reicht !Ich möchte mich daher der Rezension von "GaRoMeSi" anschließen, Stick mit sehr guter Empfangsqualität für den Preis und daher schnelle Erfolge für Einsteiger.Falls ein Einsteiger nicht so ganz durchblickt, was man denn nun braucht bzw. bestellen sollte, hier die Liste der Amazon Artikel ink. Links, mit denen ich es aufgebaut habe:Raspberry 3B: Micro SD Card: das Betriebsystem des Raspberry einfach nach "Noobs" googeln, da sollte direkt das erste Suchergebnis zum entsprechenden Downloadlink führen.5 Sterne gibt es von mir für diesen SDR Stick für ein sehr umkompliziertes Setup in Zusammenhang mit dem Raspberry PI und der FR24 bzw. dump1090 Software sowie für die recht guten Empfangsleistungen ohne spezielle Antennen oder sonstige zusätzliche Investionen.

flightradar24のBUSINESになりたくてラズパイ３と合わせて購入。組み立て設定と１時間程度で完成。無事BUSINESにもなりました。アンテナはびっくりするくらい小型でしたが、室内東側の出窓に転倒防止のため両面テープでアンテナ底部を固定しました。良い買い物をしました。ありがとうございます。