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#61
PhantomSDR / Re: Multisticks use
Last post by F1NSK - Oct 02, 2026, 09:37 AM
Hi Emmanuel

We have take the same way !  ;D  ;D

On my side, 3 receivers.
We can push to four but beware to the PC power supply or use a powered USB Hub.

An other idea : intregate https://github.com/VA3HDL/hamdashboard in the GUI  ???

73's
#62
PhantomSDR / Re: Multisticks use
Last post by Emmanuel SV1BTL - Oct 02, 2026, 08:24 AM
Test my server. Click the receiver's buttons to switch between HF & VHF

Tune here: http://phantomsdr.no-ip.org:8900/ and press the button "2 m (RTL-SDR Blog V4)" to switch to VHF
Clicking "HF 0-30 MHz (RX-888 MkII)" you will return to HF
#63
PhantomSDR / Re: Multisticks use
Last post by Emmanuel SV1BTL - Oct 01, 2026, 08:31 PM
Quote from: DenBOZ on Oct 01, 2026, 11:05 AMNo worries, it seems the only software that is capable of doing this at this time is OpenWebRX with multidongles. Since it's much nicer to switch to different hardware receivers, it's too bad though since I love the layout of PhantomSDR and it has one of the best looking waterfalls. Anyway, back to OpenWebRX then for the time being. Thanks all..

Dennis, I am very close to publish it, but it needs some more rework.

My main server is this: http://phantomsdr.no-ip.org:8900
and the VHF section is this: http://phantomsdr.no-ip.org:8899/rx=vhf

I'll need some more time.
#64
PhantomSDR / Re: Multisticks use
Last post by DenBOZ - Oct 01, 2026, 11:05 AM
No worries, it seems the only software that is capable of doing this at this time is OpenWebRX with multidongles. Since it's much nicer to switch to different hardware receivers, it's too bad though since I love the layout of PhantomSDR and it has one of the best looking waterfalls. Anyway, back to OpenWebRX then for the time being. Thanks all..
#65
PhantomSDR / Re: Multisticks use
Last post by F1NSK - Oct 01, 2026, 09:15 AM
Hello Guy's

It's possible but need a lot of mods...

I've made an experimental version with a Rx888 for HF, 1 RTLSDR for 2Mhz wideband VHF and an other RTLSDR for QO-100.

The kernel is PhantomSDR-Plus but need severe mods in frontend and backend.
It work but need more ehancement for a fine GUI.

Work in progress..for the fun.

73's
#66
PhantomSDR / Re: Multisticks use
Last post by Emmanuel SV1BTL - Sep 30, 2026, 11:09 PM
Quote from: DenBOZ on Sep 30, 2026, 10:26 PMmultiple RTL-SDR devices simultaneously within PhantomSDR-Plus?

PhantomSDR+ is not yet ready for multiple receivers, but we are working on it and we hope that we'll soon have it ready.
For now the right solutions is either NovaSDR or the newest FernSDR
#67
PhantomSDR / Re: Multisticks use
Last post by magicint1337 - Sep 30, 2026, 10:46 PM
Hey, PhantomSDR+ in its base cant do that. AS far as i know the community version also not. But thats something emmanuel or others would have to answer. But you can try https://github.com/Steven9101/FernSDR which released today if you want. Or NovaSDR
#68
PhantomSDR / Multisticks use
Last post by DenBOZ - Sep 30, 2026, 10:26 PM
Hi everyone,

I'm currently setting up PhantomSDR-Plus with multiple hardware dongles. HF  is running great so i bought a new mini pc for my vhf.uhf server.. I have 4 Nooelec RTL-SDR sticks connected (named SDR01 through SDR04), but it seems the standard configuration and start scripts are primarily structured around a single RTL SDR unit?

Could you point me in the right direction on how to properly implement and configure multiple RTL-SDR devices simultaneously within PhantomSDR-Plus? Specifically, how can I assign different sticks to different frequency bands or instances (e.g., one on VHF 2m and another on Airband)? is this even possible?

Thanks for your help!
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