[hpsdr] Using original Hermes or Mercury for eclipse recording on Linux

[John Ackermann N8UR]

Mike, I have a Gnuradio script that will support multiple receivers -- I use 4 on Hermes and I believe that Mercury/Metis will support three.  Check out https://GitHub.com/TAPR/hpsdr_multirx.

Note a few errors in the names of Debian packages listed in the docs, but they shouldn't be too hard to figure out.  I'll try to fix them later today.

This script generates output files in the format requested by the HamSci Wideband Recording Eclipse Experiment.

73,
John

On Aug 14, 2017, 10:35 PM, at 10:35 PM, AA8K73 GMail <aa8k73 at gmail.com> wrote:
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>I would like to use my original Hermes or Mercury/Atlas/Metis 
>during the eclipse to record WWV in a wav file and feed Spectrum 
>Lab to record frequency measurements for the HamSCI project.  I 
>have an Ubuntu desktop that I can use.  I have a GPSDO for the 
>10 MHz reference.
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>What software can I use?
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>I don't think that I can run PowerSDR under WINE.
>Is someone having success running Protocol 1 on Hermes or 
>Mercury on Ubuntu?
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>Mike - AA8K
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