GM,
I was trying to do some image reduction on the TX signal, and I set
up a distant receiver and set the PowerSDR Console to AM. The
transmitted signal was on 3.9 Mhz and the receiver read 3.878
KHz. On SSB and CW, signal frequency is right on. Tried another
receiver, the same. Put on a
I had a problem of transmitting two AM signals at the same time, one of the
audio cables was not firmly seated in the SDR-1000. One of these days I
ought to take it apart and enlarge the holes in the chassis so that is less
likely to happen. If you just got one signal on 3.878 and little on 3.9,
th
Title: Behavior of PEAK hold in Preview 12
Eric et. al.
I have noticed that if I have PEAK HOLD turned on when I am using the Panadapter that if I change the frequency the “peak” signal that was displayed stays in the display just shifted by the value of the frequency change.
Let me try to
I just used a knife and whittled away
the plastic near the end of the plug.
No interference on fit now.
Mike - AA8K
Mike WA8BXN wrote:
I had a problem of transmitting two AM signals at the same time, one of the
audio cables was not firmly seated in the SDR-1000. One of these days I
ought to ta
Mike,
Good tip. I reversed two phone plugs going into my Fire Box. Now I
could zero the TX image when on AM. As measured on the spectrum
analyzer, on AM, while transmitting into the dummy load, the image at
7.0785 Khz is 40 dB below the signal at 7.1 Mhz. Image down the same
on CW. Sett
Well I have returned home to a couple of disasters.I downloaded
email, etc. on Monday morning at 1:30 AM when I returned home.My
antivirus service updated the engine and asked me to reboot. I did and
went to bed. I got up the next day and
Read Error
Ctrl-Alt-Del
and that is all it
My sympathies!
What antivirus service was it?
Richard W5SXD
Robert McGwier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(02/01/2006 19:10)
>Well I have returned home to a couple of disasters.I downloaded
>email, etc. on Monday morning at 1:30 AM when I returned home.My
>antivirus service updated the
Colaboration Tools – SVN
The other night I was listening on Teamspeak as Bill – KD5TFD and
Tony - were discussing oscillator and receiver performance of the
SoftRock40 V5. Bill had posted a link to about 40 scope traces on his website
that were the focus of the discussion. I had no par
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