I think I'll opt for the version with SMT parts already glued down too.
My old eyeballs are getting such that SMT is no fun!
73, Tom
Eric - I am a DX chaser. Many DXCC entities seem to
only be available on CW running at 20 - 35 WPM. I am typically running DX
Monitor, MixW and the SDR software version 1.4.3 simultaneously on my 1 GHz
Pentium 3 computer.
My problem is that when running at 20 WPM the first CW
character is
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N4HY
K5NU-Mike,
It is not just you SDR-1000 radio. As with previous versions of PowerSDR
software,
as modifications are made to the software, the way the peak power is read
by the software
changes and subsequently we suffer with the output power being artifically
resticted, as is
experienced when
Hello all!
I tried the demo more than a year ago without success (I don´t remember
the details) and today again I downloaded the current version, and
found that while SDR s/w seems to accept this driver as a valid audio
card, in the other tail of the cord, HRD Psk31 Deluxe gives an alarm
John:
It is very very good news indeed that you're able to run the SDR-1000 on
that machine. Please select low resolution clock and try it again with
1.4.4 and also please try the serial com port keyer coming with 1.4.4.
Common pin 4, dit pin 6 and dash pin 8 in a DB9.
Bob
N4HY
John
Actually, this is probably never going to work and likely should be
abandoned before anyone further attempts to work it.
We are feeding 48000 samples per second floating point numbers out.
There is no provision in VAC for sample rate or sample encoding to be
changed that I am aware of.
Title: Delta 66 Sound card
Tim,
The Delta 66 works exactly like the Delta
44 with the current software.
Meaning it uses the 4 analog in/outputs and leaves the digital cables
alone (this is based on conversations with K2WS). You could modify the software fairly
easily to use the digital
Soundcards support many formats, 16 bit 8000 Hz is a basic format and is all
that is needed for PSK31, anything more is overkill. HRD and WinWarbler use
the same core software for PSK31 send / receive.
Simon Brown
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www.hb9drv.ch www.laax.ch
- Original Message -
From: Ignacio
I agree both Bob and Simon.
I think we must wait until Phil or other gifted programmer find a
solution and time to implement it
73 de Ignacio, EB4APL
I'm looking for (inexpensive) multichannel audio interfaces that can handle
6 or 8 simultaneous signals, preferably with synchronous clocking. The
Delta 44 does 4 channels, I think. Is there something that does 8?
I've got 4 SDR1000s in an array, and I want to capture all I/Q's together
for
Hi gang,
I have a brand new M-Audio Delta 44 sound card and the Griffin Powermate VFO
USB knob for sale. These are new and unused units, I got them a few months
back at while attending Dayton. I will sell both as a package for $145
shipped.
Ph-479-651-7012. I will be checking email later
The forums have been scanned, cleaned, and tested/verified safe and are
now back online. Thanks for your patience.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
F.Y.I. here are three interesting websites
that list various Ham digital mode programs
http://www.muenster.de/~welp/sb.htm
http://www.g3vfp.org/download.html
http://www.qsl.net/rv3apm/
there are *many* others (in the US and elsewhere)
Lets build up a useful list.
de Ken
Jim --
The AudioScience http://www.audioscience.com interfaces (high-quality
stuff aimed at broadcast apps) have Linux drivers. All of their gadgets
have at least 4 playback streams; a number of them have 8 simultaneous
input paths as well. If your computer is up to it I believe you can use
Please visit this page
http://www.audioscience.com/internet/products/sound_cards/soundcards.htm
to see that none have more than 4 analog.
Bob
Frank Brickle wrote:
Jim --
The AudioScience http://www.audioscience.com interfaces (high-quality
stuff aimed at broadcast apps) have Linux
I have added a page here http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/g3ukb/realisation.htm
on progress and a little info for any who are interested. The whole site needs
redoing at the moment but I will try to keep that page at least up to date. If
anyone has a good name suggestion for the console and
Bob --
Entirely beautiful.
How about PyRad?
73
Frank
AB2KT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have added a page here
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/g3ukb/realisation.htm on progress and a
little info for any who are interested. The whole site needs redoing at
the moment but I will try to keep that
Helo Tony,
I would like to get the kit with option 1, 29$. Thank you for your offer.
73, Chris HB9AJP
Christoph Zehntner
Vorderer Hubel 21
CH-3323 Baeriswil
Switzerland
Hi Tony,
Please include me in the group of persons who would like to
own a SoftRock 40 receiver kit in completed form.
Tom Shikoski
AA8YI
416 West Sleights
Rd.
Traverse City, Michigan 49686
Tony,
Please add me to the list for SoftRock-40 (option
2)
Thanks, 73, Pete, N3EVL
Pete Thompson
12 Whitehall Circle
Shrewsbury, MA 01545-4823
PS - I previously emailed you at your raparks
email address - sorry if this is a duplicate
At 12:07 PM 8/1/2005, Robert McGwier wrote:
Please visit this page
http://www.audioscience.com/internet/products/sound_cards/soundcards.htm
to see that none have more than 4 analog.
Bob
4 stereo inputs for some, which would be the 8 channels.. ASI6244 or
ASI6044 or ASI5042
No idea how
~$2k and up, last time I looked.
Jim Lux wrote:
At 12:07 PM 8/1/2005, Robert McGwier wrote:
Please visit this page
http://www.audioscience.com/internet/products/sound_cards/soundcards.htm
to see that none have more than 4 analog.
Bob
4 stereo inputs for some, which would be the 8
I'm having a little trouble understanding 4 in - 4 outs. The mic
output, 2 wires from an 1/8 3 connection jack is going to 2 1/4
phonos? So the tip on each of the phonos is either side of the mic
element and the shields are common. I guess I don't understand why
this is using 2 channels?
John Denson wrote:
Eric - I am a DX chaser. Many DXCC entities seem to only be available
on CW running at 20 - 35 WPM. I am typically running DX Monitor, MixW
and the SDR software version 1.4.3 simultaneously on my 1 GHz Pentium
3 computer.
My problem is that when running at 20 WPM the
Another victory for the SDR.
After _watching_ the pileup on CY0AA on 20 meters, I picked a plausible
frequency and got in on about the second call.
Here's the transcript:
ME: CY0AA de WO0Z WO0Z WO0Z WO0Z k
DX and NOISE: GEBZ WO0Z 599 WO0Z LX YZJDLZFDKJWRFXAQHJ
ME: tu 5 99 599 tu de
Bob -- are you sure of the pin out. My chart for 9 pin RS232 shows Pin 4
as DTR, 6 as DSR and 8 as CTS. Ground is pin 5. I'd have thought you
want to ground 6 or 8 to generate dit/dash or am I missing something?
Regards,
Bill
At 12:09 PM 8/1/2005, Robert W McGwier wrote:
John:
It is
Mike
Give 1.4.4 a try. I am not used to Iambic, however, it sends pretty nicely
with just the paddles connected to the serial port or usb parallel. I think
It's there!
Eric
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, August 01,
Bill Bob et al.
After a dumb period, finally got SDR on CW with both the USB and serial
port. Dunno if the pinouts are correct but it works with the pin numbers
given. Think I have a slight preference for serial, however, have not had
enough time on the paddles. IT is SWEET sending/sounding CW
Only one item actually. I would really like to see true
FSK added. No worries about overdriving, no garbage
from the sound card being sent and a bit easier on the finals
I think. Just a thought but then again I've been listening to
diddles for a looong time :).
Ron K0IDT
Bob has confirmed to me in an off list email that the wiring/pin out he
gave is correct. Posting here so folks are not wondering.
Bill
At 08:34 PM 8/1/2005, Bill Tracey wrote:
Bob -- are you sure of the pin out. My chart for 9 pin RS232 shows
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