From: mo01@posteo.de   
      
   Am 02.12.2022 um 01:35:08 Uhr schrieb bob prohaska:   
      
   > How do software defined radios perform compared to traditional   
   > analog superhets for casual listening?  I realize SDRs do things   
   > superhets can't do at all, but if one simply wants a sensitive,   
   > selective and quiet receiver for listening to audio broadcasts   
   > does an SDR offer benefits compared to a traditional superhet?   
      
   I don't know, I have too less experience with it. I often use   
   WebSDR/KiwiSDR and the signal quality extremely depends on the   
   environment. There are public KiwiSDRs that have a good SNR, but I   
   think this is because of the local noise around the antenna from the   
   neighborhood/other devices.   
      
   Another feature of some SDRs is that they can do noise reduction. I   
   don't know how they implement it.   
      
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