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authorB. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>2016-11-14 15:56:43 -0500
committerWilly Sudiarto Raharjo <willysr@slackbuilds.org>2016-11-15 21:41:38 +0700
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-OsmoSDR is a 100% Free Software based small form-factor
-inexpensive SDR (Software Defined Radio) project.
+OsmoSDR is a 100% Free Software based small form-factor inexpensive SDR
+(Software Defined Radio) project.
-If you are familiar with existing SDR receivers,
-then OsmoSDR can be thought of something in between
-a ​FunCube Dongle (only 96kHz bandwidth) and a USRP
-(much more expensive).
-For a very cheap SDR (with limited dynamic range),
-you can use the DVB-T USB stick using the RTL2832U chip,
-as documented in rtl-sdr.
+If you are familiar with existing SDR receivers, then OsmoSDR can be
+thought of something in between a FunCube Dongle (only 96kHz bandwidth)
+and a USRP (much more expensive).
-It consists of a USB-attached Hardware, associated Firmware
-as well as GrOsmoSDR gnuradio integration on the PC.
+For a very cheap SDR (with limited dynamic range), you can use the DVB-T
+USB stick using the RTL2832U chip, as documented in rtl-sdr.
+
+It consists of a USB-attached Hardware, associated Firmware as well as
+GrOsmoSDR gnuradio integration on the PC.