I installed gqrz per the webpage
http://gqrx.dk/download/install-ubuntu. Everything went fine. Then I launched gqrx and started looking for signals. My first attempt was the local NOAA weather broadcast at 162.475. Nothing. But, looking at the display, I see adjacent signals. Tuning down, I find the weather at an indicated frequency of 162.452. Looking at other signals for NOAA, ham, and public safety, I'm finding a frequency error of 15-30 kHz. I then installed Dump1090 to receive ADS-B broadcasts from aircraft at 1090 MHz. Even though I closed gqrx, it still kept a grip on my SDR dongle. I had to reboot the computer to get gqrx to release and allow Dump1090 to use the dongle. It ran fine and accurately received at 1090 MHz and displayed flight data.
So, is there some way to calibrate gqrx so I can accurately determine what frequency I am looking at, or to enter a frequency and actually capture that channel and listen to it?
Thanks,
Michael WA7SKG