We had all summer 30-40C and my RX888MK2 is just fine.

My RX888MK2 is mounted inside the computer-box so it gets fanned by the case-fan.

As long as it's properly modified it can handle it.

We'll try Nestor, although FreeDV or V/U is not HF - too noisy, QRM, QSB and very often more than one voice in the same frequency. But we'll give a try.

P.S. Google Chrome has an implemented function Voice-to-Text. The results in PhantomSDR are funny when an amateur speaks, and when there are more than one in the same frequency, the Chrome's function is useless....

Quote from: F1NSK on Aug 31, 2026, 03:38 PMAudio and Smeter works perfect.

But I've discover an issue on Waterfall. (bad response and some freeze when zooming on Aether)

Work in progress during this week to solve the problem.

The maximum has already been achieved Eric. I'll post the newer version tomorrow. Work on our newer version, when it will be released.

P.S. your initial code has been modified many times, so to readjust the s-meter, frame rate, gain etc, etc, and to make it work with the installers of the other distro's too. So please, take the newer code to work with it and when something is ready, just push a message. Working in parallel is not a good idea.

Hello Guy's !

Audio and Smeter works perfect.

But I've discover an issue on Waterfall. (bad response and some freeze when zooming on Aether)

Work in progress during this week to solve the problem.

Thank's and 73's

Also the installation is easier than ever, no dependencies needed no libs, nothing.

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for testers for the new WebSDR software.

I'm especially interested in people who are able to run it in production and provide feedback during development. Your feedback will help us improve the software and make sure it works well on real-world setups.

If you're interested, please contact me at magicint02@gmail.com and we'll get everything sorted out.

Thanks!

Hello. Yes, that was precisely the goal: to get PhantomSDR running on a machine with limited resources, using a simpler and lighter version to run. Then, anyone who wants to take the project further could upgrade both the hardware and software according to their needs.
Speaking of new projects, I can see that the development of PhantomSDR in the digital field has progressed tremendously, and it occurred to me that, if it were possible to implement, something like this could be very interesting and extremely useful.
When scanning the bands and different frequencies, we often come across fellow radio amateurs transmitting, but depending on the language they are speaking, it is not always easy to understand what they are saying.
Recently, several programs have appeared that are capable of recognizing and translating different languages in real time, and I thought that perhaps something similar could be applied to PhantomSDR.
The idea would be to incorporate a voice decoding system, similar to what currently happens with CW, where the decoded text appears directly on the screen. In this case, the system would take the audio from a voice transmission, convert it into text, and optionally translate it into the selected language.
As far as I understand, various programs and systems are already being used here in Argentina to communicate via FreeDV with radio amateurs in different countries, including voice recognition and translation almost in real time.
So, this led me to the following question:
Would it be possible to develop something similar and integrate it into PhantomSDR?
According to what I have been discussing with an AI, it would technically be possible. It even suggested a name for this possible new module:
PhantomSDR Voice Decoder
I think this could be a very interesting project to explore further and, who knows, perhaps in the future it could be incorporated as a new decoder into PhantomSDR-Plus.

Eric, I want to thank you for the code, it is already implemented as v.3.9.0 and works now for me and Darko.
So, a second 'antenna' in Croatia. 

I use this simple system during all summer period, here in South, with normal heat 30-40 degrees. Fan is 12V.
.... but I am afraid to push it to 60MHz.... I have not even an antenna for 6m.

Don't know how to do it yet, but I want to try it, just put a fan on top of the receiver.
Even in summer.