For a number of years, I managed an international
subsidiary of a US aerospace corporation from a New
York office. The inconvenience (as in I can't even
imagine anyone getting up that early) an 0300 UTC
starting time represents for our European users is not
lost on me. If we meet earlier in the e
Art,
Tim did a great job of laying it out for you. Please let me know how you
make out.
John
In a message dated 2/15/2006 10:45:50 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Skype:
Open Skype.
Select Tools in the Menu bar
Select Options
Select "Adjust Sound Devices"
Chang
Art
Art, have you tried changing the MIC level settings in the D44 Panel. I
don't have one in front of me, but you want to change the db setting for the
MIC
input. HOWEVER; be sure to return it to the SDR setting before using the SDR
otherwise you may overdrive it or even damage the PA.
Welcome Bruce!
It is an absolutely great transceiver.
For hamming, there are so many pluses,
which you are probably discovering.
For SWLing, there's some great things too.
The panadapter is neat. The waterfall has
some nice uses. Tune to WWV and see the
tones, ticks, and the BCD data. Make
Join the club! Club? What club? What were we talking about?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I found the cause of the socket error. I used a . instead of : in the IP
address.
I'm just getting OLD !
John w5gi
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I found the cause of the socket error. I used a . instead of : in the IP
address.
I'm just getting OLD !
John w5gi
Paul Shaffer wrote:
I'd like to know how WinAmp does their skins, some of them are very nice.
If you go with the "front panel" metaphor for a UI, it has great sales appeal.
But I am so tired of those audio recording console programs with their
round knobs. They just don't work for me in a windo
I'd like to know how WinAmp does their skins, some of them are very nice.
If you go with the "front panel" metaphor for a UI, it has great sales appeal.
But I am so tired of those audio recording console programs with their
round knobs. They just don't work for me in a windows program. I suppose
i
Chas,
I keep my rig always on 100 watts and use the TX gain control in the
Setup->Audio->VAC to lower my power to 40 watts.
My current setting is -9 dB.
That is the only control I use to modify RX/TX gain when using digital
modes (DIGIU).
-Tim
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Integrated Technical Services
"You can't clo
Folks
Just a reminder that Gerald, Eric, and Bob are hosting a Flex Radio Town
meeting on Teamspeak tomorrow to lay out what is coming up in the future of
FlexRadio software development and other FlexRadio Systems activities. It is
a pleasure to hear Gerald and the Team. You don't have to have
I'm trying to configure my laptop for Team Speak. I followed the Quick Start
guide to the letter but when I try to connect I get "Socket Error 11004".
HELP!
GA All,
If some of you are running MixW using VAC, how do you control the AF
level and thus the output power? Previously on my K2, I would set it
to maximum power, about 12 watts, and control the AF level to get an
output of about 5 watts peak. As I burned out the finals on one
transceiver
I was not able to reproduce this issue.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> radio.biz] On Behalf Of Ignacio Cembreros
> Sent: Friday, February 10, 2006 4:31 AM
> To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
> Subject: [Flexradio] X
Bob
This is Dan's first salient. Let's see how it goes and what is brought up in
the group discussion. We can record and post as we usually do. Also since I
do post the audio on forums and point to it via Reflector. The post audio
forum discussion can be on the fourm in response to that audio.
In
Please see the link below for the document we will be discussing in
tomorrow's town hall meeting (1600 UTC on the 18th).
http://www.flex-radio.com/1H_2006_Development_Plan.pdf
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
That's what I did. My mailer (Outlook) must break it.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> radio.biz] On Behalf Of KD5NWA
> Sent: Friday, February 17, 2006 1:47 PM
> To: Flex Radio
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] ShuttleP
Dudley,
I just tested this and was unable to reproduce the issue. Leave the
Hang at 1000ms and try setting the threshold to 0. If that does not
work, then the ambient noise in your shack is triggering the VOX. We do
need to improve the scaling of the threshold. That will come in a
future versi
<
http://www.flex-radio.com/download_files/PowerSDR/Docs/Contour_Design_ShuttleProv2_Support.pdf
>
Bracket space space bracket, then you paste the link inside the two spaces.
Computers are evil!
At 01:26 PM 2/17/2006, Eric Wachsmann - FlexRadio wrote:
George,
Our download page has both a
Just f.y.i. we get a glimpse into microsoft insider jargon
"dogfooding" :-)
http://www.eweek.com/print_article2/0,1217,a=171772,00.asp
"Meanwhile, Microsoft also released its latest "dogfooding"
statistics on the TFS (Team Foundation Server) component of VSTS
(Visual Studio Team System). Micr
George,
Our download page has both a default preferences file that can be
imported along with instructions on how to setup the ShuttlePro. See
the links below:
www.flex-radio.com/downloads.htm
<
http://www.flex-radio.com/download_files/PowerSDR/Docs/Contour_Design_Sh
uttleProv2_Support.pdf >
E
I have just received my new SDR-1000 with the PreSonus Firebox and ShuttlePro 2.
Has anyone suggested a setup for the ShuttlePro? I haven't found anything
concerning the use of this with the SDR-1000 other than the manufacturer's
recommendation. I hate to reinvent the wheel if a set of instruc
I sent this to Ford earlier, I meant to send it to the list
Ford:
That is too strong a statement. The SDR will work properly on a $16
soundblaster live bought used on Ebay. However, it will not come close
the numbers measured in the ARRL labs for the review unless you have a
much better so
At 07:47 AM 2/17/2006, Ford Peterson wrote:
I am told that I need a Delta-44 sound card to make any of this SDR stuff
work properly. Anybody have a Delta-44 available? Contact me off-list
please... Thanks
No.. you do not NEED to have a Delta-44. A Delta-44 is nice to have if you
want th
I am told that I need a Delta-44 sound card to make any of this SDR stuff work
properly. Anybody have a Delta-44 available? Contact me off-list please...
Thanks
Ford-N0FP
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The leveler is basically an Expander. It has much slower action than
the ALC, but uses the same "AGC" code. It will only do increase gain if
necessary (compared to the ALC which will only do decrease gain). It
basically makes sure that the input levels are where they should be. As
long as you a
I have to do that all too often for work conference calls as the group I
work for are based in the Bay Area and they seem to forget that I am 8
hours ahead of them. Somehow they remember that the East Coast if 3
hours ahead!
At least it is better than a couple of years ago when I would be told
th
You can't stay awake until 2-3 (4?) AM and join us? Shame on you!
My opinion is it would behoove us to accommodate those people who are
doing real development on the SDRLinuxUG topics (Melton, Pereira,
etc.). Pereira and Melton have been providing some leadership. I would
hate to have John
Use XP home. Have 3 soundcard, internal, Audigy 2 and M-audio Delta.
When instaling a new version of the PowerSDR, I select M-audio Delta as
soundcard, but each time it also change the setting for Audigy2. It is
quit annoying as the other application that use this card stopps
working. I would p
Not an ideal time for us over here in Europe!
John g0orx/n6lyt
Eric Ellison wrote:
> Jim
>
> Thank you very much again. Excellent discussion. And YES it IS what you have
> been saying. I guess I have been also, but in more words, not as well
> spoken. Someone has got to 'herd us cats' (smile).
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