Subj : Re: ham radio door for SDR?
To   : Bob Worm
From : fusion
Date : Tue Mar 04 2025 23:30:00

On 04 Mar 2025, Bob Worm said the following...
 
 BW> 1) allow the user to tune around using an ASCII waterfall - I got the
 BW> ASCII waterfall part working just on the Linux CLI. It would need to be
 BW> toned down refresh rate-wise but should be somewhat usable.
 BW> 
 BW> 2) Given 1) above, enable decodes for RTTY, morse, FT4 / FT8. There are
 BW> plenty of RTTY weather stations decodable from my loft wire.

seems reasonable. setting up 3 or 4 single listener shoutcast servers to allow for seeking around and listening to random frequencies, one per node, also doesn't seem too crazy, if a bit unorthodox ;) depends on the bandwidth of the SDR i guess..

i've thought about this a little bit.. i don't spend 100% of my time listening to my ham radio and could certainly offer a door that allowed seeking around, with the output to a publicly known shoutcast server whenever i'm not using it. or perhaps to a verified licensed user, an input and a keying button could be offered. or barring that just something you could use yourself from remote.

lots of cool stuff to come up with :)

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