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x2Zero7reply
sh.itjust.works

Oh yeah. It's an RTL-SDR dongle, FM filter, low-noise amplifier, and rabbit ears on a tripod.

I should also add, the pass was really optimal tonight. Almost completely overhead!

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That's awesome. I have one of those dongles but I never could get anything to work in software. I never found a useful entry point to build off of intuitively.

Nice job, and thanks for sharing.

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For APT I recommend noaa-apt. It can even be compiled in Termux on Android.
For (not only) LRPT (and APT as well, though noaa-apt is better) I recommend SatDump. It is also available as an app for Android and does live decoding. SatDump can also decode DSB from NOAA satellites (also in 137MHz band).

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x2Zero7reply
sh.itjust.works

That's what I'm hearing as well! I've been trying to pull an LRPT pass from meteor 2-3 but I've yet to capture anything usable. I personally like SDR++ for capture since my bookmarks are there; but that's just me being lazy

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