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FYI. Eugene Muzychenko is the author of VAC.
Bob
Sergey Kuzmin wrote:
Hello
New beta 3
http://www.asio4all.com/
a.. Add intersection checking. Thanks to Eugene Muzychenko once again for
having me have another look into this and figuring out how it _might_ work.
As a matter of fact, it
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Folks,
Never mind... after an exhaustive and extensive (and fruitless) search for
the noise problem, I accidentally discovered the problem. While listening
to 40 and noting the time of each noise event, my Blackberry phone rang and
made all kinds of racket on the radio.
So, pressing the ignore
Just set your cell phone next to your computer speakers and you'll
periodically hear some cool noises... set it near your CRT monitor and
watch the funny patterns...
73 de Phil N8VB
On 4/19/06, Mark Amos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,
Never mind... after an exhaustive and extensive (and
Wow - Jim agrees :)
The creation of an automated cron job is a very good idea for making the
Build of the Day to be proffered to the test pool and guinea pigs for
evaluation. Each BOD would follow a common, documented naming convention
with the version serialization or timestamp embedded in the
Yeah, I know, it's stupid - I was looking for SUBTLE noise sources... Anyway
if it saves just one other person the time and aggravation, it's worth
looking dumb!
-Original Message-
From: Philip Covington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 12:19 PM
To: Mark Amos
If you are one of those poor souls who gets Invalid Putty Port when
attempting to use TortoiseSVN (which has made my productivity level from
my office just about zero) the fix is beyond simple. I finally whined
in enough places that the correct answer was retrieved (in my opinion A
BUG that
I believe some fellas were curious about the command line interface that
VS2003 seems to generate for it's compiles. Here is an example:
Build Log
--- Build started: Project: PortAudio, Configuration:
That is correct. Basically either the dot or dash line can be used as a
PTT signal. Unfortunately this means that the dot/dash line is shared
with the SSB PTT line. The long and short of it is that there are only
two physical independent PTT inputs accessible on the parallel port.
Eric
Hi, I have been struggling with Tortoise this afternoon trying to get a
command line that works. I finally got close with this
C:\Program Files\TortoiseSVC\bin\TortoiseProc.exe /command:log
/path:svn://206.216.146.154/svn/repos_sdr_windows/PowerSDR/trunk/Source
/notempfile
however, in
Am mostly a CW man, studying possibility of buying the SDR1K. There are so
many outstanding features in this rig. Am seeking more information on CW
behavior of the SDR1K and solution paths. Would like comments on any one or
all of the following points:
1) Out of the box, with no
Help - When I hold down my key in CW, I do not get a nice steady tone. I
get random pops of very short duration and my power/SWR meter shows that
when these pops occur, my output power is dropping off. This happens at all
levels of power. Using a second receiver I have noted that this does not
Peter Hoon wrote:
Am mostly a CW man, studying possibility of buying the SDR1K. There are so
many outstanding features in this rig. Am seeking more information on CW
behavior of the SDR1K and solution paths. Would like comments on any one or
all of the following points:
1) Out of the
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big.
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