INSTRUCTIONS FOR RECORDING YOUR SIGNAL USING

REMOTE SDR RECEIVER (Example Using One in Dahlonega, GA)

Once you learn to do this, it is fun to use and useful to check propagation and changes in settings.

When propagation is right for you to be heard in GA:

1. Click on http://websdr.lumpkinschools.com/?tune=3985lsb

2. To get audio working click the box in the upper left hand:



On the TAB for this page is a speaker icon:



Clicking on the speaker icon mutes/un-mutes the speaker (shown here muted).

3. Mute the speaker.  IF YOU DO NOT DO THIS THERE WILL BE TERRIBLE AUDIO FEEDBACK SINCE YOUR TRANSMITTED

    AUDIO IS COMING BACK THROUGH THE COMPUTER SPEAKER AND WILL BE PICKED UP BY YOUR MICROPHONE

4. Get radio ready to transmit.

5. Click the Audio Recording START button:

  The START will change to STOP button.

6. Make transmission on the transceiver ... this will be recorded.

7. Click the STOP button:



8. Click "download" to put the recording on your PC. 



By default this is usually puts the recording in the C:/Downloads folder.  It will
be a *.wav file.  Depending on your PC and browser, etc. the file may show up in a clickable window in the browser like this:


9. Locate the file and click (maybe double click depending on you system and settings), and your PC default audio player should play the file.

This works for any of the remote SDR receivers but each has a different interface and location of the record button, etc.  I think the GA SDR has the easiest interface to use.

                 Rev: 25 June 2024