[Flexradio] FlexRadio Systems Introduces the FLEX-6300 Signature Series SDR

[Tim Ellison, W4TME]

Austin TX, - May 9, 2014: FlexRadio Systems today announced the addition 
of the FLEX-6300 to its FLEX-6000 Signature Series line of digital 
direct sampling transceivers. With an introductory price of $2499, the 
FLEX-6300 offers the serious amateur an affordable entry point to 
multi-dimensional amateur radio operations from CW to the latest digital 
modes.


The FLEX-6300 is for the amateur who wants to experience the magic of 
software defined radio in the highest performance 100W transceiver 
family available today. Providing dual panadapters and waterfall 
displays, as well as two full-performance slice receivers, the FLEX-6300 
opens up new operating capabilities at an affordable price. With the 
included Digital Audio eXchange (DAX^(TM)) digital software interface, 
operators can use digital modes with no added cables, interfaces or 
sound devices. And the optional user or factory installed $299 Antenna 
Tuner Unit (ATU) provides for operation in conditions where antennas may 
not be resonant.


Each FLEX-6000 Signature Series radio is built on a direct sampling 
receiver foundation. By removing analog mixers and components, the 
FLEX-6000 family provides and ultra-quiet reception experience, ensuring 
you can see and hear the weak ones. The companion direct digital 
up-conversion transmitter creates the purest transmitted signal 
available, putting the "clear" in "loud and clear." All of this is built 
on a network-ready Ethernet platform ensuring high performance today and 
compatibility for the future.


The FLEX-6300 is available now with shipments starting May 12, 2014. For 
more detailed specifications visit our website at http://www.flexradio.com


-Tim
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Tim Ellison, W4TME
Customer Experience Manager
FlexRadio Systems^(TM)
4616 W Howard Ln, Suite 1-150
Austin, TX 78728
Phone: 512-535-4713 Ext. 223
Email: t...@flexradio.com 
Web: www.flexradio.com 

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[Flexradio] Symetrix 528E

[William and Susan]

Hello to all. 
This is to AMers
First just saw the great deals on Neil's Computers.  He built mine and I love 
it.  

Now, I just bought a Symetrix 528E and have a couple of questions?  Do I start 
off with a new Transmit Profile on the Flex 3000 or do I just use the old 
profile, where I made many changes for good AM,  I call (AM Rode Broadcast) or 
keep that and just omit the internal Equalizer?

Second I bought the I BOX from W12HY but can not figure out the cable to the 
flex.  OH O never mind as Julius just called and and I told him to send the 
wrong cable.   

As for the 528e any advice as for beginning settings would be appreciated. I am 
setting it up as an independent machine, no other equipment.

Oh by the way I bought the REA Amplitude Modulation Monitor it is great for 
AMers  no only do you see your signal in various forms but you can hear 
yourself in real time over the air.  If you want to know more just let me know

Thanks a lot folks
Bill
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[Flexradio] [COMM] Abroham Neal's Annual Dayton Celebratory Sale

[Neal Campbell]

Abroham Neal unveiled its annual Dayton celebratory sale today, with
discounts of finely tuned FlexReady computers from *$325 to $155*.

FlexReady computers are built and tuned for one purpose: to give you the
optimal processing environment for your radio! Neal Campbell, K3NC, has
spent 4+ years testing and diagnosing systems, using that acquired
knowledge to build and tune systems guaranteed to run your radio at its
maximum potential.

*Hundreds of satisfied customers recommend Abroham Neal.*

You will receive your system with all software installed and configured,
using our Flex 5000, 3000, 1500 and 6700 radios to match your specific
needs.

This sale will not last forever, go to
http://www.abrohamnealsoftware.com/products.php right now and take
advantage of this great sale!
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal LLC
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Re: [Flexradio] More band buttons?

[John Swink]

Perhaps you were thinking of the 60 meter band.  There are 5 registers, one
for each channel.

73,
John, N8WNA

-Original Message-
From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of David
Land
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 8:56 AM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] More band buttons?

I seem to recall several versions of PowerSDR back that we had more than 3
band clicks available. I'm not sure what to call it. Right now I can click a
band button 3 times and get different freqs each time, 4th click, I'm back
to the first freq. I was thinking there were 5 or 6 at one time. Or is this
a setup option?
73, Dave KD5FX

BTW I'm on v2.7.2
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Re: [Flexradio] More band buttons?

[Ray, K9DUR]

Dave,

It is not a setup option, but rather a side effect of using the
PowerSDR-DataTransfer utility.

There is a Knowledge Base article that details how to do it:

http://kc.flexradio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50246.aspx 

Note that the article is old and refers to my SDRDataTransfer utility which
was replaced by PowerSDR-DataTransfer (included with PowerSDr v2.7.2), but
the method still works except that step 6 is no longer necessary. 

Each time you run the procedure, you will add 3 new BSR's to each band where
you have tuned around enough to put new values in the existing BSR's for
that band.   Clear as mud?  Hi.  Hi.

73, Ray, K9DUR
http://k9dur.info



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Re: [Flexradio] More band buttons?

[John Kramer]

Band stacking register



On 08 May 2014, at 2:55 PM, David Land  wrote:

> I seem to recall several versions of PowerSDR back that we had more than 3
> band clicks available. I'm not sure what to call it. Right now I can click
> a band button 3 times and get different freqs each time, 4th click, I'm
> back to the first freq. I was thinking there were 5 or 6 at one time. Or is
> this a setup option?
> 73, Dave KD5FX
> 
> BTW I'm on v2.7.2
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[Flexradio] More band buttons?

[David Land]

I seem to recall several versions of PowerSDR back that we had more than 3
band clicks available. I'm not sure what to call it. Right now I can click
a band button 3 times and get different freqs each time, 4th click, I'm
back to the first freq. I was thinking there were 5 or 6 at one time. Or is
this a setup option?
73, Dave KD5FX

BTW I'm on v2.7.2
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