Does anyone know which interface cable that is offered with the tuner on
purchase I would need for the Flex 5K ?
(Anyone here have the auto tuner and willing to help me after I purchase
it?)
Thanks,
Ken - N8KJG
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Ken
There are a number of Flex, DDUt, Quadra users.
DDUt serves as the bridge between the Flex and Quadra.
Actually you don't use the stock interface cable, With DDUt, you canabalize
an old printer cable, use a lpt port or lpt card and by setting DDUt
properly, you will end up with a 1 KW SDR
I am looking for someone that is using the Flex 5000 or Flex 3000 with a
Tokyo Hi-Power HL-1.5Kfx. I have ordered the HL-2.5Kfx and the connections
are suppose to be the same. I need to know what program you are using to
interface to the radio and the setup information. Only HL-1.5Kfx owners
Doug,
You say your friend has a C-model but you also state that he is using an
external computer ?!?!?!?
Echo is almost always associated with RFI getting into the radio through the
microphone audio system and *will vary with power output*.
On the other hand, a raspy sound *at any power level*
If you use my N4PY software to control the powerSDR, my N4PY software has a
separate comport interface to control the Tokyo HP amplifier. This works
very well.
Carl Moreschi N4PY
121 Little Bell Mountain Drive
Hays, NC 28635
www.n4py.com
- Original Message -
From: Joseph White
The DDUTL program will control the amp via the Icom (with CVI interface)or,
Yaesu (with the parallel port)or, or Kenwood rs-232.
I have used both Icom and RS232 with success.
Mark
NU8Z
-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz]
At 11:58 AM 9/7/2009, Doug LaBore wrote:
there's a strange raspy echo present on my blind friends signal
Has anyone else experienced this issue?
Yes. Mine occurs only with my THP amp in OPER (not STBY), but will happen
with only a few watts drive into the THP (and the same few watts out).
Whoops my blind friend has a 5000A not C.
Several of you have replied with some good ideas.
I¹m going over there tonight to put torriods on his mic cable firewire
cable both ends and plan on setting the mixer gain to no more than 75%
Also will check to see if there is a ground cable between the
IIRC, typical power line noise is traceable using vhf AM. If you had
a general-coverage HT that included AM rx in the aircraft band, you
might be able to pinpoint it by driving alongside the suspect power
lines and just listening for the increase. A yagi to point to suspect
poles would be
By law (the FCC), the power company has to rectify the interference problems
since the power lines are classified as incidental radiators.
It is covered by Title 47, sections 15.5, 15.13 and 15.1. If the interference
is interfering with a amateur based safety service, then you have more
Better not to call them Birdies of else Tim will get upset again - rather
interference.
I had much bad experience with power lines many years ago when trying to
operate EME from a subdivision - my noise was best after a rain as the
insulators had been washed ... I convinced our power authority
Hello,
I just discovered that there is not possible to transmit out of the IARU
bands any more.
I tried to edit the BANDTEXT database and set TX to be TRUE, but PowerSDR
tells me this is not allowed by IARU.
I did this with now problems in the old days. (Earlier versions of
PowerSDR.) I
The bandtext table no longer controls the transmit frequencies. As per FCC
regulations for SDRs, out of band transmit has been restricted. You can get
wavier to do this if you have the appropriate license to do so.
With the FLEX-x000 SDRs, it requires a firmware update. The SDR-1000
Allen,
IP-Sound has not been updated in several years and may not even operate
very well under Vista 64, so I would not depend on it under Vista
64.. You might get it to run in a compatibility mode, but rather
doubt that it will work under 64.. Skype, you might want to make sure
that
Time for an update, I think!
I think most of you have received photos of what I'm contending with
and for several reasons I felt it was definitly the power company's
creation. considerable evidence was present to indicate that the
noise was both on the power line and also being radiated.
I am trying to setup remote operation for my FLEX 5000A. I have tried using
both SKYPE and IP-Sound; however, when the remote PC attempts to connect to the
FLEX PC, and it is answered by SKYPE, the FLEX PC locks-up and the only way to
get out of it is to shut the PC down with the power
Is it normal for the recorded audio playback to resemble a double sidband
output?
I don't remember my 5000A doing that when I first got it. This double sideband
is always shown 9KHz below the original transmitted frequency, and requires
clicking twice to center it in the bandpass so that the
Pierce,
Not sure exactly what you are seeing, but to Play back over the air you
must either hit the MOX button or external PTT before you push Play..
I think that it as been that way ever since the Quick Record/Play
functions have been introduced..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
pierceday wrote:
Tim Ellison wrote:
By law (the FCC), the power company has to rectify the interference problems
since the power lines are classified as incidental radiators.
{Anecdote} Soon after I moved to this home, about 20 years ago, there
developed an extremely loud QRN on 6m to my West. As this was
Dudley,
I was able to get ip-sound to work ok when I switched to the compatibility
mode. Still no joy with SKYPE. No I just have to figure how to setup
UltraVNC. Thank you for your tips. Skype will not run separately on my
Vista 64 machine. When I connect to another PC or if another PC
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