
Here is a photo showing the 3 connections to the circuit: USB cable at bottom, stereo audio cord at middle, antenna wire at top. I included a quarter for size reference. The circuit board is about 3" x 4".
With the required USB drivers installed, the receiver was recognized upon connection to my PC. I started up the popular G8JFC SDR software and began working through the configuration steps in the program documentation.
At the procedure for calibrating the image rejection I was not able to achieve the expected rejection ratio. This is probably due to inadequate antialias filtering in the sound chip on my PC motherboard. Here is a view of the calibration setup, where the image signal at 5024 kHz should be much lower than the 5000 kHz signal.

Additional testing of the sound chip may confirm this issue, which can be overcome with an appropriate add-in or external sound card. More on that later. . .