[Joel Bradt]

[Joel Bradt]

Oh ok, that makes a lot more sense. Thanks for the clarification!

[Joel Bradt]

Is deep indoors a typo? If not, what qualifies as deep indoors, and how is it different than urban area?

[Joel Bradt]

Sorry for the late response, time got away from me.

I have tried to sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade -> results are that my current version of gnu-radio-companion is the latest….even though we know it’s not.

I will send over the workspace.

Thanks!

[Joel Bradt]

[Joel Bradt]

[Joel Bradt]

Ok, having another issue lol.

For context, I’m running gnuradio 3.7.13.4.  I’ve tried updating to 3.8, but using apt and the add/remove software gui, the response I receive is that my 3.7.* is the most up to date version. Is there a different way I can get the update to run the 3.8 version.

The second issue I’m having is in the Modulate and Transmit portion of the lab. I completed and configured the gnuradio flow chart. However, when I play it, all I’m hearing is static. I’ve scrubbed it a couple times now, but I’m not seeing a discrepancy. Could you take a look and see if you can tell me where I’m messing it up?

Thanks again for the help.

[Joel Bradt]

test

[Joel Bradt]

Thank you, this solved my issue.

I had the hackrf tuned to the wrong frequency. In the instruction block in the lab, it says 433 MHz, but shows that 433 MHz written out is equal to 43,300,000. Once I changed it to 433,000,000; problem solved.

Thanks again.

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