dll into the SDR# folder and add the magicline line to the plugins.xml file to install the driver. Most files will contain a readme.txt or magicline.txt file that shows what line to add to the Plugins.xml file. The installation of most of these plugins will require editing the Plugins.xml file with a text editor such as notepad. Here is a collection of all the plugins and download links that I could find.

There are a number of SDRSharp plugins that extend its functionality. ExtIO with Decimation & Tuner Bandwidth Controls.Manual gain controls and decimation driver.Measuring Traffic Volumes with Passive Radar.SignalsEverywhere Direction Finding Tutorial.Measuring Filter Characteristics & VSWR.Performing Replay Attacks with RTL-SDR and RpiTX.QRP (FT8, JT9, WSPR etc) Monitoring Station.Decoding 433 MHz ISM Band Weather Stations.GOES 16/17 and GK-2A Weather Satellite Tutorial.I believe the download uses an old usb drivers that not hosted anymore so ill have to wait for an update from the person that put the plugins together.

NOTE: lutris is still kinda buggy might have to press cancel a few times and such.Įverything seems to work except for the freq scannerĮdit: I had to post a link for the community package with plugins as its what I used. If anyone knows how to get radio dongle to connect to sdr# sharp without having the do the rtl_tcp trick pls respond below. Start sdrsharp from desktop and select Source dropdown box to RTL-SDR(TCP) Go to Winetricks on bottom right side of lutrisĪfter everything is complete you should find sdrsharp on your desktop Scroll down to where it says wine, click on wrench and screwdriver in a box icon, click checkbox on lutris 4.15(might already be installed, just skip if not shown)ĮXECUTABLE click on browse and select SDRSharp-installer.exe I downloaded the community package with plugins from This is what i did in order to get SDR# to work on manjaro linux.

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