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V3 Dongle, 15ft up in attic, with 10ft of feedline to a QFH antenna.V3 Dongle, 100ft of feedline (RG-8X), G5RVjr antenna (tuned for 14 mHz, 20M, 30ft up in the trees horizontally).Ok, I performed an experiment this morning on 3 different systems (ranging from most simple to most advanced):

UC-1374-531, +4 dBic VHF APT Weather Satellite Antenna (WXSAT) I just recently upgraded my attic dipole antenna to the following antenna from and it was a significant improvement: My V-Dipole antenna works fine mounted up in the peak of the attic roof.ДЄlso, see my post over in the thread titled 'Not Sure What I Am Doing Wrong' in this same satellite forum so you can see my NOAA Weather Satellite reception station setup that I documented with pictures. There is also a Loop antenna available on EBAY that I ordered to experiment with too. The landscape lighting system creates interference havoc across the entire VHF high band for me! I ordered one of the NOAA Weather Satellite V-Dipole antennas over on EBAY to start with and it works well to get started with. I say this because I have the same problem with signal strength when my neighbor's LED landscape lighting kicks on at sunset (in case its possible that you might have a similiar night time interference issue). Try for morning passes instead of evening passes.

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I don't check these forums that frequently, so feel free to contact me directly. The below was captured using an V3 dongle and homemade QFR antenna located in my attic (station is a Raspberry Pi running Raspberry-NOAA): Double check the position of the satellite with .ДЇor a decent pass (over 45 degrees), you should get some pretty amazing decodes, regardless of your physical location.

If you are using orbitron to control the tracking, be sure that your base station location is correct, your clock is correct, and your TLEs are updated and current.

I can see from the screen capture you made that the tuning is a little off

Be absolutely sure that you are 'on frequency'.They have many features that the cheapos don't have Try to get it at least 5 or 6 feet away, if not more, from the computer How long is your feedline? You are likely getting interference from you computer while running it that close to the antenna.Be sure to make attempts using NOAA 18 and 19, as they are stronger.

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