If you count the hobby as broadcasting to a general audience, with no commercial ties, then I might agree that it wasn't, at least in the U.S. Althou...

This is sad. In the U.S., I believe that the Pirate Radio Act (which presumes guilt and you have to prove innocence) has had exactly the opposite ef...

There are definitely uses for Part 15 FM. Parking lot radio for one. (Small) shopping mall radio another. Basically, anything that requires high ...

Thanks, but I would only be using Linux to run the SDR server. I'm basically tired of running emulation to make software targeted for another O/S run...

@centinel ok, didn't know if it was a real thing or not.

Well, it looks like the Windows SDR version of OpenWebRX+ is limited to the RTL-SDR V4. It works OK for the FM broadcast band, the biggest restrictio...

An update to my update. The problem is definitely connected to drivers, and the way that OpenWebRX+ uses them. I switched to an older SDRPlay driver...

Again, I don't think it's the same. Same name, different transmitter. The link no longer exists, and the transmitter back then was just a board. No...

Just saying that transmitting in stereo will result in lower range, as you use some of the signal power for the other channel and the pilot. You also...

I don't think we're talking about the same transmitter. Here it is. Cheaper on Aliexpress.  

@richpowers That too.

Overmodulating your signal is effectively adding distortion. Music purists will shudder at the thought. But yes, if you do overmodulate, you will in...

Although there aren't as many of us, it would be nice to have a Canadian version as well, something like "Certified flea powered under BETS/RSS210 r...