This listing is not complete or comprehensive, but is what has been
shared on the Facebook page.
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PowerSDR v2.3.x New Feature Alert #1: TX Profiles saves all of the TX
specific parameters, like Mixer settings, DSP buffers, VOX, DEXP, AM
carrier level, (most) VAC parameters, etc...
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PowerSDR v2.3.x New Feature Alert #2: Memory database auto backup and
recovery. If the memory database becomes corrupted due to a forced or
"dirty" shut down of PowerSDR, a backup of the DB, which is created when
you start PowerSDR is automatically used to recover the lost memories.
You may lose memories entered from the last session, but not the entire
file.
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PowerSDR v2.3.x New Feature Alert #3: 60m Band and new Channel Mode of
operation for PowerSDR. In addition to supporting the new 60m channel 3
refactoring and the ability to operate CW (including TUNe) and digital
modes, PowerSDR has a new "Channel Mode" for 60m. The 60m band has the
five 60m channels (bandwidth) defined in the Panadapter. While within a
channel's defined bandwidth, if you select CW, you will automatically be
placed in the center of the channel (as per the new regulations) taking
into account the CW sidetone offset. You will be able to change your
frequency and transmit within the channel boundaries, but be midful of
the regulations. Also there is no power restriction as you can now
transmit up to 100W PEP on 60m.
PowerSDR v2.3.x New Feature Alert #4: New Skins. There are six (6) new
skins in PowerSDR. They are all original or derivative works from Beppe
IK3VIG. They include multicolored buttons and new Panadapter backgrounds.
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PowerSDR v2.3.5 New Feature Alert #5: Database backup and recovery. When
PowerSDR is started, a "session" backup of the database is created with
the "_SBU" suffix appended to the file name. If while you have PowerSDR
open, you get your radio in a state where you want to revert back to how
it was configured when you started PowerSDR, you do a database Import
from the Setup form selecting the "SBU" backup.
If you happen to shut down PowerSDR and then decide you want to go back
to the initial operating state of your radio, when you restart PowerSDR
v2.3.5, you do a database Import from the Setup form selecting the
database with the _BAK" suffix appended to the file name. This is the
"1st generation" created when PowerSDR is shut down.
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