I would love to use the new skins. I did the SVN checkout, downloaded and
installed everything. When I boot PSDR I get the following fatal error.
Unable to load the application 'DttSP.dll':failed to start
Because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect
Exception from HRESULT 0x80073681
:at PowerSDR.DttSP.setup SDR()
:at PowerSDR.Radio..ctor ()
:at PowerSDR.Console..ctor(string[]args
:at PowerSDR.Console.Main(string[]args
After reading the mail I updated to the latest SVN 3056
I'm running Vista with 3GB and have no problem running 1.18.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I would love to try out the new
skins.
Thanks,
Dick, W1FYI
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Today's Topics:
1. Hamvention pricing for the Flex-1500 (Mike Schwendeman)
2. Flex-3000 power supply requirements (Jack Haverty)
3. Re: Flex-3000 power supply requirements (Jim Kunowsky)
4. Re: Flex-3000 power supply requirements (Dave Gomberg)
5. Re: Flex-3000 power supply requirements (Mike Naruta)
6. Re: Flex-3000 power supply requirements (k4...@fastmail.fm)
7. I Q Auto Calibration and Pretty Betty (Scott McClements)
8. Re: Flex-3000 power supply requirements (David W LeJeune, Sr)
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10. Re: Anyone running Multiple monitors? (Jerry Flanders)
11. Re: Anyone running Multiple monitors? (Jerry Johnson)
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13. VHF/UHF Transverter at Dayton? (Alan NV8A)
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 11:34:00 -0500
From: Mike Schwendeman <m...@s3com.net>
Subject: [Flexradio] Hamvention pricing for the Flex-1500
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Message-ID: <4a0d9978.5030...@s3com.net>
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Well, RATZ.
I was hoping for a special price for the Flex-1500!!!
But, no mention...
Ratz.
73!
Mike
KOJTA
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Message: 2
Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 09:31:52 -0700
From: Jack Haverty <j...@3kitty.org>
Subject: [Flexradio] Flex-3000 power supply requirements
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Message-ID: <1242405112.28288.13.ca...@localhost>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
I've got a Flex-3000 arriving soon, and I'm confused about conflicting
power supply specs. The Flex online store has a Dayton sale on the
Astron power supply as a recommended Flex-3000 accessory, but the
Flex-3000 owner's manual states that such a supply is not adequate.
>From the Flex-3000 Owner's Manual:
"The FLEX-3000 requires a stable 13.8 VDC power source rated for
at least 25 Amps and 30 Amps peak for proper operation."
>From the "Flex-3000 Accessories" at the online store:
"Astron 25A Switching Power Supply More info... Regular
Price: 119.95 Sale Price: $107.96 Portable light weight
regulated 13.8 VDC switching power supply. 25 amps maximum (ICS)
or 20 amps continuous."
Which information is correct? I suspect that the SS-25 is fine for the
Flex-3000, but the specs in the manual say otherwise.
Also, not much clarification in the "more info" page for the Astron
power supply, which says:
"Astron SS-25 Switching Power Supply
The Astron SS-25 desktop switching power supply features high
efficiency switching technology specifically filtered for use
with all communication equipment including HF.
Measures RF power and VSWR with an accuracy typically better
than +/- 3% over frequency and temperature ranges.
Peak Hold Modes ? programmable for fast (1/2 sec), medium, slow,
and Long ( 5 sec) to match your operating mode - CW, SSB, data,
FM, whatever your sending!
..."
A Power Supply which measures RF output and VSWR!?
It looks like the information for the power supply was replaced with
information about the Station Monitor which appears later on the page.
I've done product launches and conventions too, so it's easy to
understand how such things happen in all the frenzy. Fortunately it's
just a web page, so there's probably no need to throw away several
pallets of expensive color glossy brochures (been there, done that...).
/Jack Haverty
K3FIV
Point Arena, CA
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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 13:42:46 -0400
From: "Jim Kunowsky" <k4e...@verizon.net>
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex-3000 power supply requirements
To: "Jack Haverty" <j...@3kitty.org>, <FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz>
Message-ID: <b0ec251f0b604a89914d4cab92880...@jimham>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
Hi Jack,
I am using an Alinco DM-330MV rated at a max of 32 amps. I have had my 3k
for almost 3 weeks and have never seen the current go above 18-20 amps on
any mode using full power.
I am sure that if the Astron was not ok, they would not include it as an
accessory. I have found by reading the threads that stability is just as
important as peak amperage.
Hope it helps,
Jim
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jack Haverty" <j...@3kitty.org>
To: <FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz>
Sent: Friday, May 15, 2009 12:31 PM
Subject: [Flexradio] Flex-3000 power supply requirements
I've got a Flex-3000 arriving soon, and I'm confused about conflicting
power supply specs. The Flex online store has a Dayton sale on the
Astron power supply as a recommended Flex-3000 accessory, but the
Flex-3000 owner's manual states that such a supply is not adequate.
>From the Flex-3000 Owner's Manual:
"The FLEX-3000 requires a stable 13.8 VDC power source rated for
at least 25 Amps and 30 Amps peak for proper operation."
>From the "Flex-3000 Accessories" at the online store:
"Astron 25A Switching Power Supply More info... Regular
Price: 119.95 Sale Price: $107.96 Portable light weight
regulated 13.8 VDC switching power supply. 25 amps maximum (ICS)
or 20 amps continuous."
Which information is correct? I suspect that the SS-25 is fine for the
Flex-3000, but the specs in the manual say otherwise.
Also, not much clarification in the "more info" page for the Astron
power supply, which says:
"Astron SS-25 Switching Power Supply
The Astron SS-25 desktop switching power supply features high
efficiency switching technology specifically filtered for use
with all communication equipment including HF.
Measures RF power and VSWR with an accuracy typically better
than +/- 3% over frequency and temperature ranges.
Peak Hold Modes ? programmable for fast (1/2 sec), medium, slow,
and Long ( 5 sec) to match your operating mode - CW, SSB, data,
FM, whatever your sending!
..."
A Power Supply which measures RF output and VSWR!?
It looks like the information for the power supply was replaced with
information about the Station Monitor which appears later on the page.
I've done product launches and conventions too, so it's easy to
understand how such things happen in all the frenzy. Fortunately it's
just a web page, so there's probably no need to throw away several
pallets of expensive color glossy brochures (been there, done that...).
/Jack Haverty
K3FIV
Point Arena, CA
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Message: 4
Date: Fri, 15 May 2009 11:50:56 -0700
From: Dave Gomberg <da...@wcf.com>
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex-3000 power supply requirements
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
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At 09:31 5/15/2009, Jack Haverty wrote:
I've got a Flex-3000 arriving soon, and I'm confused about
conflicting power supply specs.
Me too.
The Flex online store has a Dayton sale on the Astron power supply
as a recommended Flex-3000 accessory, but the Flex-3000 owner's
manual states that such a supply is not adequate.
I have always used a lead-acid car battery, it gets charged third
shift every night. Any reason to think that is a good or bad
choice? It should put out 60A easily, but the voltage will drop a
bit under that kind of load.
