RSP-2 Oscillates

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    Jeemag
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      Hello,

      My RSP-2 Pro is producing S9 oscillations all over HF, audible on itself and on external receivers.

      I’m using the SDRplay_HDSDR_2.76a install on Windows 10.

      The noise is only evident when HDSDR is started and is most prevalent below 10 MHz – a good S9+ in places.

      Is this common? If so, what is the problem with it or what have I set up incorrectly ?

      Regards
      JimD

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      Jeemag
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        Thank you all for your valuable help.

        I’ll send it back for a refund.

        Jim

        #805
        Andy2
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          Jim. If you are having a problem and no-one here knows the answer, just raise a support ticket from the main site. It’s explained how to do it and you’ll get a response from the SDRPlay guys quickly.
          Go to Support/support centre and you should see something that reads:

          Welcome to the Support Center

          In order to streamline support requests and better serve you, we utilize a support ticket system. Every support request is assigned a unique ticket number which you can use to track the progress and responses online. For your reference we provide complete archives and history of all your support requests. A valid email address is required to submit a ticket. Please note that we are unable to provide support for general radio issues, antennas, third party hardware, how to compile software for Linux or for any other software not actually developed by SDRplay. If your enquiry relates to any such issues, we suggest that you post your question on an online forum dedicated to your subject of interest.

          Please check your spam or junk email folders for replies from support.

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