The price is better from the author..
http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.html
One is $30, price drop to $15 for 50-99 copies and $10 for
100 plus. I sent an email to Eugene to see if a group license is
possible, I'll post the reply.
Ron K0IDT
All
It's been a while since I posted
anything so I though it about time I gave a brief statement of where I am in
the somewhat hectic world of SDR1000 software.
I do at times feel a little
awestruck by the things Bob Frank and the 'official team' get
up to, so I sit quietly and try
Thanks for the update - absolutely
fantastic and I can't wait to see the results. I had a US visitor here in the shack today stopping over in Perth on his way to a DXperditin to Christmas Island. He is a 160m fanatic so I showed him my SoftRock40 that I
have modified to run on
George,
Gerald's reply was right on for the D44. It was designed for use in
recording situations where you would typically use your own preamp (for
performance reasons).
For TeamSpeak / other microphone applications, I typically use my
motherboard soundcard. In order to do this, you can either
You would probably want to use the MoBo sound card for Teamspeak.
Gerald
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From: George Heron N2APB [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 8:18 PM
To: Gerald Youngblood; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; '' FlexRadio ''
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Mic problem
Marcus,
I'll check out the DRM mode. Good suggestions. We'll keep those in
mind.
To answer your question about CW, the easiest thing to do to understand
the different modes is to setup a tone at a specific frequency and then
watch what happens when you change modes. If you are zero beat on
Last night was the first time Ive experienced
intermittent tx audio. Ive been running a 256 byte buffer with no
ill effects on a 3GHz Pentium for the last week. Cpu load is usually less
than 5%. Last night it was around 50% on tx. After shutting
everything down and restarting it was still
Just a thought. More buffers =less swapping out
memory buffers =less CPU required.
-Tim --- Integrated Technical
Services
"You can't close the door when the
walls cave in" --Robert Hunter
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For those of you who are German speakers
http://dj9cs.raisdorf.net/downloads/Software_Defined_Radio_DJ9CS.pdf
by Bodo DJ9CS
John,
The long and short of it is the GDI+ (the
graphics engine built into C#) does not use hardware acceleration. This means that all vector and drawing
computations are done in software.
This becomes particularly apparent when doing things like waterfalls or
histograms where lots of
Here is a link to a brand new 10 Band DSP Equalizer for your computer sound
card that looks very interesting. I am going to give it a try with my SDR.
You can try the software out for free. Let me know if you have any luck,
and if it helps.
http://www.romacsoftware.com
73,
Hank
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