Is the impulse generator used in the latest code? I don't see any updates on
the Forum.
David.
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Bill Tracey wrote:
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Bill (kd5tfd)
At 10:27 PM 3/8/2006, Larry Loen wrote:
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Bill Tracey wrote:
the projects above are C projects -- they don't distribute the tree
as a built tree - it's a clean source tree
Right. But, somewhere I remember (perhaps wrongly) a claim
Bill,
I have observed the same wav problem not only AM but ssb also.
When playing a wav file it plays ok the first time. When complete it shifts the
vfo up 11khz. playing a second time it is off 11khz. The vfo has changed but
the readout is not changed.
Move the vfo down a khz and back up a khz
With the antenna disconnected, the panadapter noise floor with release 14
and 15 is very close to -137 db. With release 16, the noise floor is very
close to -125 db with the antenna disconnected.
All parameters that I can control on the console, are equal on all releases.
As for the S meter r
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Bill (kd5tfd)
At 10:27 PM 3/8/2006, Larry Loen wrote:
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Bill Tracey wrote:
the projects above are C projects -- they don't distribute the tree as a
built tree - it's a clean source tree
Right. But, somewhere I remember (perhaps wrongly) a claim that the C#
IDE had an
I see about a 10db higher noise floor on the panadapter for all bands and
all modes. Switching between release 14, 15 and 16 - all parameters that I
can control being equal, the panadapter noise floor on 14 and 15 is
approx. -130 db. The noise floor on 16 is approx. -120 db on the
panadapter.
I just checked. I do have NMAKE installed. I don't know what installed
it, but I presume it is C#, though maybe it was the Borland compiler.
Version is 1.62.7022 for whatever that's worth.
I'll try some sort of simple test to see if I can compile something with
a simple makefile (this corres
I received a fatal error when starting the new console.
I had been using a user defined filter in the USB mode. When starting the
console up again I received the following error message:
Fatal error
Index was outside the bounds of the array.
at PowerSDR.Console.SetFilter(Filter new
Don't see much if any difference here.
73,
John N1JM
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I am seeing about 10 db increase in noise floo
Tim Ellison wrote:
Larry,
I just recently started "rolling my own" and using VS .NET 2003, I had
no problem selecting the PowerSDR.sln file under "Source" and Build
Solution built all 6 of the projects listed in PowerSDR.sln with no
problems.
BTW, I believe rev 300 is Preview 16. Everything a
Comments inline.
Bill (kd5tfd)
At 08:39 PM 3/8/2006, Larry Loen wrote:
This evening, I decided to do a little experimenting with the source.
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DttSp.vcproj
PA19.vcproj
PortTalk.vcproj
pthread.vcproj
fftw_wisdom.vcproj
You're using just C# -- the projects above are C projects -- they d
Larry,
I just recently started "rolling my own" and using VS .NET 2003, I had
no problem selecting the PowerSDR.sln file under "Source" and Build
Solution built all 6 of the projects listed in PowerSDR.sln with no
problems.
BTW, I believe rev 300 is Preview 16. Everything above is beta 17
-Tim
Mike,
I see 10dB increase in the noise floor too when changing from Preview 15
to 16 with a dummy load, so there must be some antenna left :-)
-Tim
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Paul
I agree with Bill! I have never heard this on any forum. There should be no
risk or problem. My suggestion, which solves MANY problems of noise and
other gremlins is just to go down and buy a modest sized UPS and plug
everything SDR related (including computer) into the UPS. It has solved a
L
This evening, I decided to do a little experimenting with the source.
Forgive me if this repeats something I should have remembered from
earlier postings, but it isn't working well.
To obtain some structure (as opposed to just doing random source file
reading), I thought I'd build the project
Jim/David
I really think the time is coming where we can carry smaller and smaller
computers into the field. I'll have to check again on the nano ATX offering
which is on a 4x4 board, and getting there. Who would have thought some
years ago that a 2102 (2k x 1 bit High density memory) would be rep
Folks
Compliments of the HPSDR project, honing in on an ATX powered motherboard
called the Atlas for the rest of the radio components as plug in boards.
http://www.mini-box.com/s.nl/sc.8/category.13/it.A/id.417/.f
Eric2 - AA4SW
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Dang it failed to mention he is from rural Alabama! And can spin a tale or
two about his childhood! Just Folk! (smile) Knockem dead Bob!
Eric2
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David
Pretty much which got us all into this crazy hobby and pretty much which
keeps us all going at it... the mystery and mastery of wireless! Pretty neat
doncha think! (smile)
Eric2
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I am seeing about 10 db increase in noise floor over the previous issues.
What have I done to cause this to occur. Switching from release 14 and/or
15 where the noise floor on say 20 meters is approx. -130db, to release 16
shows a noise floor of approx. -120 db.
At the same time, the wind is
This latest version brings quite a few nice features and a really nice
set of clean ups. Please note the message this morning about the new
tool used to report bugs and feature suggestions --
http://support.flex-radio.com.
Release Notes:
http://www.flex-radio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=8792#879
> If you are just playing the file back with an audio program that would
> play
> back music and such, you are getting what you should. Try playing it back
> with PowerSDR! What is recorded is the raw output from the receiver which
> is
> normally tuned 11 KHz off from the center frequency and then
If you are just playing the file back with an audio program that would play
back music and such, you are getting what you should. Try playing it back
with PowerSDR! What is recorded is the raw output from the receiver which is
normally tuned 11 KHz off from the center frequency and then mathematica
At 08:41 AM 3/8/2006, David Hickman wrote:
What was the cpu?
The one benefit to a mini pc is that I could run one off of 12vdc.
There are a fair number of 12V in to ATX power out (3.3,5,12,etc.) power
supplies around, with varying degrees of performance, size, and handling of
unregulated 12V
When recording an AM signal on the sdr wave recorder, it plays back
through the speakers properly but the transmitted playback sounds like it is
off frequency by 11 kc or so. All you hear are the edges of the recorded voice
and what sounds like frequencies on one side of it.
Anyone else hear th
What was the cpu?
The one benefit to a mini pc is that I could run one off of 12vdc.
--
David H Hickman
> On our Belize DXpedition, AA4SW brought along his min-ATX form factor
>
> PC. These did not originate with the Mac Mini, at least not as such.
>
> You can get them in several size
I am pleased to announce that we have a new tool to help us track Bugs
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to track these important facets of our software. This will give us, the
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