can anyone tell me what these signals might be?
Can anyone tell me what these signals might be?
Easton Walker
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Joshua Sullivan
Just random electrical noise from the looks of it. I think they call 'em birdies. Get yourself some ferrites.
Jackson Gutierrez
What sdr are you using? I might be able to suggest some remedies based on the specific device.
Aiden Nelson
aliens
Austin Cruz
RTL2832U R820T
Kevin King
Would this happen to be the RTL-SDR product?
Camden Butler
thats the afterglow of CIA niggers dimension-shifting. They leave behind trace amounts of positively charged tachyons
Brody Baker
yes, SDR# is the software im using also
Colton Harris
Ok, I've had great luck with clip on ferrites on my usb cables and the filters sold on noo-elec. Ive got both the AM and FM filters.You're also going to want to turn down the RF gain in your software because these dongles overload very easily in the presence of strong noise.
Cameron Carter
i'll look into it, thanks
Wyatt Ortiz
No. Definitely not aliens. You are so fucking stupid for thinking it could even be aliens user. Alien signals wouldn't look like that you stupid fuck.
Eli Lopez
braaap
Hudson Mitchell
No problem. Just a heads up in regards to signal identification, if you are seeing a solid continuous line it pretty much means there is no "data" contained within the signal. Here's a link that might help: sigidwiki.com
Anthony Hernandez
cpu data side channel frequency for the intel southbridge
Luis Hill
interesting, thanks again
Alexander Thomas
you're going to die
Nolan Moore
that's what they want you to believe
Easton Young
what's this
Levi Torres
What am I looking at?
Lucas Nguyen
SDR# It's a software for software defined radio. You can listen to and see radio frequencies.
Kevin Nelson
Spurious noise and interference and intermediate frequencies. They're not "signals" in the sense of what you're looking for in terms of a signal you can monitor and get content from (hearing other people talk or digital data streams/protocols/etc).
All electronics produce EMI spikes of various strengths and one downside to the "cheap USB TV tuners" used for SDR nowadays aka the RTL-based devices is that they're not shielded for shit and they pick up that EMI constantly.
Ferriite beads and loops can help, sure, but they're not going to remove the EMI pickup so it's just something you have to learn how to spot and ignore as nothing but interference and not an actual signal to worry about monitoring.
Tyler Wright
mostly aliens but also terry's ghost calling a nigger from beyond the grave
Hunter Jackson
Cool