As we come up on the November FMT, let us pause a moment to give thanks for
the life of Norman Ramsey. Nobel laureate in physics and developer of the
hydrogen maser clock, Dr. Ramsey died last Friday at age 96.
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I also use a 3000 with Fldigi and my observations are the same as yours.
It is my belief that if you want to use the cw mode in PowerSDR you will
need
to make up a Comm port keying cable that will plug into the Key port on
the 3000.
Since the only thing hooked up to my 3000 is the
On 11/5/2011 7:54 PM, Leif Asbrink wrote:
Snipped a bunch of interesting good stuff.
Such a narrow filter must be exactly centered on the carrier
and therefore an AFC (automatic frequency control) is needed.
You have to find the signal first, before AFC can be used.
That is trivial. Signals
On 11/7/2011 11:22 AM, Don wrote:
Since the only thing hooked up to my 3000 is the Firewire cable I have
no choice
but to use the VAC - audio to send cw. I could be incorrect about
this but someone
will correct me if I am.
Um, I'm not trying to correct you, but why are you doing it this
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 5:30 AM, William H. Fite omni...@gmail.com wrote:
As we come up on the November FMT, let us pause a moment to give thanks for
the life of Norman Ramsey. Nobel laureate in physics and developer of the
hydrogen maser clock, Dr. Ramsey died last Friday at age 96.
(With
-Original Message-
From: Don
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 11:58 AM
To: Alfred Green
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] fldigi and CW question
Good Day Alf, NU8I
Well for me it's because I very seldom use CW. Most of my activity
in the last two years (since I purchased the F3K) has been in
Hi Alfred,
You can see it on the waterfall. I always operate with the panadaptor
and waterfall displayed, and can click on the signal of interest. I was
wondering if you had an automatic way of doing that.
No. There are typically many signals and I have no idea
about what the operator would
Thanks Jim, looks like a nice clean packager.
Don
-Original Message-
From: Jim fuller - N7VR
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2011 1:38 PM
To: 'Don'
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] Fw: fldigi and CW question
Hi Don,
Just for your information, I use N1MM and one of the K1EL keyers (
I have just returned from holiday, I took the FT817 to do some portable work on
CW.
So I unplugged the key from the Flex, and went away. (I left the Flex behind -
Perhaps its sulking!))
I got back this weekend, and eventually plugged in the key to the Flex 1500.
I now do not have any break in
Based on your description of your issue, it might be a software issue,
but some further troubleshooting activities will be needed to confirm
this assumption.
Please submit a support ticket via our HelpDesk
(http://helpdesk.flexradio.com) so we can assign you a case number. One
of our
I would like to know which microphones sound good with the Flex 1500. I am
trying out a Heil Pro-Micro which seems to work fine though notice it has a
lot of gain as I have to keep the microphone gain near 2 or I exceed the
suggested ALC zone. The amount of gain from the mic also makes it
Hi Mike,
Don't know about 1500's but have you tried the procedure that Rob, W1AEX
published on flexradiowiki?
If not, I suggest you try it. Go to http://flexradiowiki.com and look
for: 'Setting Audio Gain'. It's in the Troubleshooting section.
Gud luk es 73,
~~Guy, W6NJX
On
If you have too hot a mic make sure you don't have MIC BOOST selected
(Setup/Audio). Also make sure the mic gain on the Mixer window isn't pushed
up to high. If you use the Transmit EQ, make sure the left-side slider is
not pushed all the way up (in fact you can use the EQ slider as a mic
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 4:24 PM, Michael freem...@rogers.com wrote:
I would like to know which microphones sound good with the Flex 1500.
I am using a Heil HM-4. Works fine. I also use it on the 3000.
I am
trying out a Heil Pro-Micro which seems to work fine though notice it has
a
lot of
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