About SDRguides
Helping You Get More From Software Defined Radio
SDRguides was created with one simple goal: to make software defined radio easier to understand, configure and enjoy.
Modern SDR software is incredibly powerful, but that power often comes with a learning curve. Features can be spread across menus, documentation, forums, videos and years of online discussions. Software is also constantly evolving, meaning even a good printed manual can quickly fall behind.
That’s where SDRguides comes in.
Practical Guides Written for SDR Users
We create detailed, easy-to-follow user guides, manuals and practical cookbooks designed to take you beyond simply installing the software.
Our guides explain not only what a control does, but also when to use it, why it matters and how to configure it for real-world listening.
Whether you’re setting up your first SDR or exploring advanced features, our aim is to help you spend less time searching for answers and more time enjoying your radio.
Guides That Keep Evolving
One of the biggest differences with SDRguides is that our books aren’t intended to remain static.
SDR software changes. New versions appear. Features are added, interfaces evolve and new hardware becomes available.
That’s why our subscription gives members access to continually updated guides. When important changes happen, our documentation can evolve with them.
Instead of purchasing another edition every time something changes, full members receive access to the latest versions and updates as part of their membership.
Covering the SDR Software & Hardware You Use
Our growing library is focused on popular SDR applications and receivers, with guides covering software such as SDRconnect, SDRuno, SDR Console and ELAD SW2, alongside hardware including the SDRplay RSP family, RTL-SDR and ELAD receivers.
And we’re not stopping there.
As the SDR community grows and new software, receivers and techniques emerge, we plan to continue expanding the SDRguides library.
Built Around the SDR Community
Software defined radio is about experimentation and discovery.
From shortwave listening and amateur radio to aircraft, marine, utility, digital modes and spectrum exploration, there’s always something new to learn.
Our goal is to turn complicated features into clear, practical instructions that you can actually use at the radio.
We also want SDRguides to grow with its members. Suggestions, corrections and ideas for future guides are always welcome.
Join SDRguides
You can start with a FREE membership and explore selected SDRguides content.
For those who want everything, full membership provides access to our complete library of guides, cookbooks and ongoing updates for just $2.99 per month or $30 per year.
Your Radio Can Do More. We’ll Help You Discover How.
SDRguides — practical guides for the world of Software Defined Radio.