u/mothspiderr

Hi all, sorry if this is the wrong place to ask.

I recently have become engrossed in using KiwiSDR (I use an iOS app called Echo that basically compiles multiple databases into one so I can listen through the app instead of having to navigate all the different sites) to just look through different signals around the globe, since I am intrigued by the idea of listening to realtime airwaves and looking for patterns/oddities on the waterfall. I love the feeling of tuning into obscure frequencies or hearing random interference and trying to transcribe different voices, it’s almost like metal detecting but for sounds?

Obviously, though, the limitation of KiwiSDR is that I can only tune into select stationary SDR receivers.

I would love to have a standalone, portable device (preferable small, maybe pocket size but I am not too picky) that I could use from anywhere, perhaps take walks with headphones and look for frequencies, or scan from my couch when I’m bored.

Bonus points if it has a waterfall.

Does such a device exist? If so, any recommendations? Please be gentle with me, I am a major noob beyond the basic functions. Again, sorry if this is the wrong sub, if it is, please direct me towards a better fit :)

Hi all, sorry if this is the wrong place to ask.

I recently have become engrossed in using KiwiSDR (I use an iOS app called Echo that basically compiles multiple databases into one so I can listen through the app instead of having to navigate all the different sites) to just look through different signals around the globe, since I am intrigued by the idea of listening to realtime airwaves and looking for patterns/oddities on the waterfall.

Obviously, though, the limitation of KiwiSDR is that I can only tune into select stationary SDR receivers.

I would love to have a standalone, portable device (preferable small, maybe pocket size but I am not too picky) that I could use from anywhere, perhaps take walks with headphones and look for frequencies, or scan from my couch when I’m bored.

Bonus points if it has a waterfall.

Does such a device exist? If so, any recommendations? Please be gentle with me, I am a major noob beyond the basic functions. Again, sorry if this is the wrong sub, if it is, please direct me towards a better fit :)

Hi all, sorry if this is the wrong place to ask.

I recently have become engrossed in using KiwiSDR (I use an iOS app called Echo that basically compiles multiple databases into one so I can listen through the app instead of having to navigate all the different sites) to just look through different signals around the globe, since I am intrigued by the idea of listening to realtime airwaves and looking for patterns/oddities on the waterfall.

Obviously, though, the limitation of KiwiSDR is that I can only tune into select stationary SDR receivers.

I would love to have a standalone, portable device (preferable small, maybe pocket size but I am not too picky) that I could use from anywhere, perhaps take walks with headphones and look for frequencies, or scan from my couch when I’m bored.

Bonus points if it has a waterfall.

Does such a device exist? If so, any recommendations? Please be gentle with me, I am a major noob beyond the basic functions. Again, sorry if this is the wrong sub, if it is, please direct me towards a better fit :)

A show or movie will revolve around strange, magical or impossible events that are constantly happening in the characters’ universe, (think aliens, ghosts, etc.) but then one character is incredulous or does not believe someone else about an occurrence that seems just as impossible as any of the other things they deal with on a daily basis.

I absolutely HATE whatever this is. I don’t know if it’s a trope, a character quirk, or just bad writing but it SUCKS.

This was years ago, probably like 2015 or something. I barely remember it but it was basically a nerdy girl who ended up with this boy and they were searching for a lunchbox with a speaker/ microphone on it that a student lost. This special lunchbox was noted to smell like "bologna."

They also made a point of how "nerdy" she was. I think the whole name of the book (or series) had the word "nerd" or "geek" in it.

In the beginning of the book, protagonist girl is at the library and says something to the effect of "Do you happen to have any books on the order of Rodentia?" to a tired-looking librarian. Text next to the girl said "This was [her namel's attempt at being less nerdy."

It was weird and funny and I miss it!! A couple other notable/weird moments (may) include:

-Boy eating cotton candy out of an evidence bag they had collected

-Joke about how some kid would need a tylenol after getting hit on the head with cement..?

-Guide on how to draw the characters in some editions.

Thanks in advance!!!