Hi Skip and others.
I bought the other USB sound card dongle:
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=CL-USCM2cpc=SCH
I was disappointed with it. The microphone input was noisy and A/D resolution
was far lower than 16 bits. I do not remember exactly, I think it was either 10
or 12 bits. With
Hi Vojtech,
My experience with it was strictly anecdotal, and had no noticeable
problems on the air on HF compared to the SignaLink, but I did not make
any quantitative evaluation other than to notice the absence of the low
end noise on the waterfall that my SignaLink has.
I just checked it
Bob Donnell wrote:
30 years seems a stretch - since I think Linux first saw the light of the
Internet in about 1992. Let's see - 30 years ago - that's just after people
started pirating paper tapes of Microsoft Basic... grin
In the sense that Linux is Unix, it does go back 30 years or
I called Buxcomm on Monday morning to order an interface for the computer to
the sound card modes. Talked with a very nice man. I ordered a Rascal GLX
interface for my Icom 746Pro. It arrived in the Thursday mail. I installed it
and it workes just fine. I just thought I would give a good
FLDigi uses the cygwin1.dll file in it's Windows installation. There
is a caution in the documentation that it is bad ju ju to have
multiple cygwin1.dll files on your computer because they may be
different versions and not get along. The docs say the dll needs to be
in the same directory as
Hi Tim,
Fldigi will look first for the one in the same folder as fldigi.exe, so
just make sure the latest is in there and keep them together. The latest
public release is 3.11.5, which you can download at
http://w1hkj.com/NBEMS/, and includes the latest cygwin1.dll. I doubt if
the other
Thank you Skip. I've been running it that way for a week or and just
got around to checking--there are more programs on my machine that use
the Cygwin DLL than I had thought. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't
on thin ice and didn't know it!
Tim, N9PUZ
kh6ty wrote:
Hi Tim,
Fldigi will look
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Just wanted to say hello to another Skip. Mine is a nickname from birth, how
about you? Private email is ok from here out if you wish.
I started reading this thread because it had my name in it. (grin)
There's also a USB sound adapter at http://tr.im/p5Nl Looks very similar to
the one the other
This note is for users of the TS-2000 who could use the ability to reduce Rx
bandwidth to as narrow as 50 hz.
Andy K3UK asks about mitigating the problem of a strong signal near your weaker
target signal. Phil points out IF DSP is better than AF DSP, but a technique
described by Hans N0AN
I have been aware of n0an's trick for some time, but unless someone
can find a command that will invoke this with a simple macro, I find
it too much of a hassle do do frequently. I was never able to find a
command that would invoke A=B via HRD or Commander, so gave up.
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at
I'l be on QRV on 50.300 for the next few hr for RTTY qso.
Tnx Russell NC5O EM12px
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