[hpsdr] Newbie wants in :)

[Stephen West-Fisher]

Money and time :-)
I need to find time to get back to the software for Janus I started.

If you just want to get your feet wet for low cost, you may want to look at
the Softrock kits first before diving into HPSDR. Kits are available from
http://kb9yig.com, but this is part time work for him so sometimes you need
to wait until he has the kit you are looking for. He generally posts a
notification of when kits will be available on the yahoo Softrock40 group,
and that is the place for support as well.

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Stephen West-Fisher
N4IK

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[mailto:hpsdr-bounces at lists.openhpsdr.org] On Behalf Of Lucas Vogel
Sent: Saturday, May 26, 2012 7:29 PM
To: hpsdr at lists.openhpsdr.org
Subject: [hpsdr] Newbie wants in :)

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Hi all ...
Following a recent tech-talk at my local radio club I became intrigued by
SDR and the possibilities it offered in terms of my hobby and other aligned
interests namely computers and programming.

Delving into this new field (new to me) has opened a pandoras box of
questions and queries. 

I guess my first question to get the ball rolling is "HOW" do I go about
getting started? Funds are a bit limited so I would like to implement my SDR
over a bit of time but I have no idea where to start ... Perhaps the Atlas
backplane and one or two cards?

Is there a definitive newbies guide?



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