Thanks again for the info, Tim. Let me be clear, I am in no way complaining, I
just wanted to get the info as accurate as possible. The fact that the TNF is
possibly available as a DLL is perfectly acceptable. I’m glad you have
provided a clear answer to those wishing to alter PowerSDR on
Hello, I have been reading and followinghere as others and haven't made a
comment here for a long time. I still own a Flex5000 and used toown a Flex3000
for mobile use. I bought the Flex5000 new when theyfirst came on the market.
Some reason or another I ended up in the secondwave of receiving
Lot of angry candle stick makers when the light bulb came out too.
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 2:18 PM -0800, Ken Danser via FlexRadio
flexradio@flex-radio.biz wrote:
Hello, I have been reading and followinghere as others and haven't made a
comment here for a long time. I still own
Companies evolve and disappear as well. Flex needs to pay attention to
their customer base.
Mark Ericksen
AD4MA
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From: manual...@juno.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 4, 2015 8:13 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex5000
Time marches on and
Free has other meanings besides, cheaper than cheapest. Things with no
cost, somtimes have great value. Somethings really are priceless, Open
Source Software is one of those things. But Open Source Software can be
sold for a price without any conflict with Open Source Licenses, you
just can't
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 4:17 PM, Ken Danser via FlexRadio
flexradio@flex-radio.biz wrote:
Something like Never Buy Another Radio Again
This thread has really brought the reflector back to life, after a period
of nearly complete inactivity that seemed to be threatening the death of
Time marches on and future products evolve and/or disappear.
We've been talking about the Flex 5000A, and some of you might remember
the 5000C, but in poking around the internet archives, it brought to
light the originally proposed 300 watt Flex 5000D with the large tuning
knob (probably
but the candle stick user were all happy cause the light bulb was working a lot
better, but the candle stick are still around and they are used every
day. heck they have sent it it!
Envoyé de mon iPad
Le 2015-03-04 à 22:10, Drax Felton draxfel...@gmail.com a écrit :
Lot of
I think they do. Flex fixed my 9 year old discontinued radio and it's working
as good as new. The problem with SDR is that it spoils you into always wanting
more. There are new features that can be added to my radio but there is no
incentive for them to continue development on a product that is
Wasn't it more like You keep getting a new radio everytime you upgrade
PoweSDR. Go ahead Flex give me a new SDR1000 then a new Flex5000, but
don't start that before I get, a new Flex6500 with SmartSDR v1.4. I
should be able to locate the old ad in QST.
On 3/4/2015 5:48 PM, Tony Estep
Correct. The firmware which gets updated with almost every new version
of PowerSDR is closed source. We are compelled to keep the source
closed by FCC regulation as this is where the transmit frequency
restriction logic is stored.
Based on the architecture of the radios, there is very
The driver and associated firmware are provided as pre-compiled
binariesfrom the OEM. We do not modify that code. Nor do we plan to
update the Firewire driver unless there is an operating system change
that mandates an upgrade.
Tim Ellison, W4TME
Customer Experience Manager
FlexRadio
Anyone can augment TNF functionality with our hardware products using
the tnf.dll. How the TNF filter is applied is all done in the available
console C# code. We had asked the HPSDR group to not distribute the DLL
when we released the TNF functionality.
Tim Ellison, W4TME
Customer Experience
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