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<blockquote data-quote="Confucian" data-source="post: 974991" data-attributes="member: 408211">Hi VS , All you say is correct pluss VRS, PlanePlotter &amp; TeamViewer. CPU usually runs between 75% - 80%.[ATTACH=full]94214[/ATTACH]I have a usb ext cable going from the room with the PC in to a hub in a separate room.The PC Device manager sees all three Dongles but name them the same.[ATTACH=full]94212[/ATTACH]SDR# on the other hand names them seperatley[ATTACH=full]94213[/ATTACH]So I installed three copies of SDR# in Directories (dont do folders ! lol) named after each bird, I also have three copies of Jaero installed in the same way.I plugged in the dongles one at a time and&nbsp; tuned up the relevant copy of&nbsp; SDR# then piped the output to the corresponding copy of Jaero then made a note of which was which.If I have to re start the pc its a question of firing up say 25E SDR# which I know from my note is on Dongle (0) and set the output to Virtual Audio Cable 1 then start 25E Jaero which has input VAC 1 and output on 192.168.1.55:3000315W SDR# --- Dongle (1) --- 15W Jaero VAC 2 --- 192.168.1.55:3001354W SDR# --- Dongle (2) --- 54W Jaero VAC 3 --- 192.168.1.55:30023If you happen to select the wrong Dongle in SDR# then you dont any signals as you are on the wrong Freq's.Jaero doesn't store any config when you close it and SDR# saves Freq's but not the Signal Sorce. It would make things a lot easier if they both saved their settings then the separate Directory idea would make life easy.Hope this makes sence if not please say and I wll attempt to clarify.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Confucian, post: 974991, member: 408211"] Hi VS , All you say is correct pluss VRS, PlanePlotter & TeamViewer. CPU usually runs between 75% - 80%. [ATTACH=full]94214[/ATTACH] I have a usb ext cable going from the room with the PC in to a hub in a separate room. The PC Device manager sees all three Dongles but name them the same. [ATTACH=full]94212[/ATTACH] SDR# on the other hand names them seperatley [ATTACH=full]94213[/ATTACH] So I installed three copies of SDR# in Directories (dont do folders ! lol) named after each bird, I also have three copies of Jaero installed in the same way. I plugged in the dongles one at a time and tuned up the relevant copy of SDR# then piped the output to the corresponding copy of Jaero then made a note of which was which. If I have to re start the pc its a question of firing up say 25E SDR# which I know from my note is on Dongle (0) and set the output to Virtual Audio Cable 1 then start 25E Jaero which has input VAC 1 and output on 192.168.1.55:30003 15W SDR# --- Dongle (1) --- 15W Jaero VAC 2 --- 192.168.1.55:30013 54W SDR# --- Dongle (2) --- 54W Jaero VAC 3 --- 192.168.1.55:30023 If you happen to select the wrong Dongle in SDR# then you dont any signals as you are on the wrong Freq's. Jaero doesn't store any config when you close it and SDR# saves Freq's but not the Signal Sorce. It would make things a lot easier if they both saved their settings then the separate Directory idea would make life easy. Hope this makes sence if not please say and I wll attempt to clarify. [/QUOTE]

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