Richard,
I have had the same problem. I found a free timer that will reboot your
computer at time out. I set it for 10 minutes and if I knock myself off
the internet, the computer just reboots which restores control and you
can then reset the SDR1000. The url is:
http://www.zen85473.zen.co.
Hi Hank,
The Altec Lansing VS2220 speakers have an AC input for power rather than
a wall wart. They seem much better than several other systems that I
have tried with respect to RFI when running high power. They are
available from several places...just Google them.
73, Tom W0IVJ
Lyman H
Frank is almost done with his final touches to dttsp v2 Linux code which
will primarily be a portaudio based program and should run immediately
on Linux, OSX, and Windows (under mingw and probably cygwin). I have a
fair amount of work to do yet on the hardware code. It must wait until
I finis
Simon:
Well I have to admit, that is much less daunting that that dozens and
dozens of values that could be input to the different structs. Given
this input, we could try it.
Bob
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> No humour intended (!), here's some C++ code, it's really very simp
HURRAY!!
Could you do one other thing? Add the link
"Searchable Archives" to this page:
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Right next to "FlexRadio Archives"
Thanks Eric
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> vox and
> a separate receive antenna port.
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> Otherwise it's been fun so far.
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> 73,
> Dave
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Jim,
You make some good points. Frank also mentioned the PLL which I haven't had
time to check out yet, but I will. Also the PSK31 algorithm may be a good
choice.
Thanks,
Steve
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Given that the received signal will be varying in frequency (due to drift in
the
There's also a VC# way to do it, in .NET 2.0 (one reason to start looking
at .NET 2.0 is that it supports real multithreaded apps (as opposed to
"apartments") and things like serial ports have a much better interface.
System.IO.Ports namespace has a class called SerialPort
http://msdn2.microso
Agreed. I'm using my SDR-1000 with a DEM 144-28HP without the internal
preamp (zero gain), coupled with a LNA Technologies CAV-144EME cavity LNA
and a Lunar-Link LA-22 PA. VERY nice combo!
73,
Dan KB5MY/6 DM13nc
> Let me add that it is pretty hard to beat these things as a receive
> system in
Don,
There was a period between when the binary archive file was sent to
mail-archive and when it was indexed and began adding new messages. It
is entirely possible that these messages fell in that time frame.
Please let me know if further searching yields similar results. Thanks.
Eric Wachsma
Eric Wachsmann - FlexRadio wrote:
> I am pleased to announce that we now have a searchable mail archive at
> the following url:
>
> < http://www.mail-archive.com/flexradio%40flex-radio.biz/ >
>
> We will modify the footer on each new mailing to reflect this change.
> Thanks to Scott Neader K9FOX
Fantastic!
Thanks to all who got this going for us.
Bob, K5KDN
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I am pleas
Hello Cecil,
We specify on our website that a preselector is REQUIRED for good operation
below 160m. We do NOT provide individual filters below 160m. The SDR-1000
is designed for best performance on the HF bands. It can perform well on MW
if you put preselection in front of the radio and we hav
I am pleased to announce that we now have a searchable mail archive at
the following url:
< http://www.mail-archive.com/flexradio%40flex-radio.biz/ >
We will modify the footer on each new mailing to reflect this change.
Thanks to Scott Neader K9FOX and the people at mail-archive.com for
getting t
Hi Bob,
No humour intended (!), here's some C++ code, it's really very simple, sadly
some formatting will be lost in the mail below. This really is the most
fool-proof way of listing COM ports which exist on a computer:
for (UINT nPort = 1; nPort <= 255; nPort++)
{
//
// Form the Raw de
Mark,
It is my understanding that on 6m, the output is automatically 1W since
the PA is not used at those frequencies. The software knows now to bias
the PA and deselects any output filters from what I remember.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTE
Mike,
I don't think this will work because they modified the firmware to work
with our software. You would need access to the push button to tune it.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> radio.biz] On Behalf Of Mike
Let me add that it is pretty hard to beat these things as a receive
system in combination with the SDR-1000. Steve uses high livel mixers
with good IP3's. I like the 0 dB gain models and then I put what NF and
gain I want in front of it depending on my application. After you add
enough gain
Simon:
By the time I figured out the 30-th or was it 40-th value to put into a
struct member to use this routine, I decided to stick with what we
have. I know you have a wicked sense of humor but I missed the humor
here altogether :-P . We can modify what we have on the try/catch
approach
On the other hand I use the QRP output for my 222 MHz, 70cm, 902/3 MHz
transverters from DEMI and they work perfectly.
Bob
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>Hi Larry,
>
>Here are your answers:
>
>Question 1: Down East Microwave
>
>Question 2: No
>
>73,
>Dan KB5MY
>
>
>
>
>>Hello all:
>>
>>I h
Zack,
I am well qualified to answer your questions on HF operation, as I am
operating a K2/100 along with the SDR-1000 using the same computer on
the digital modes, and even operate SO2R with these two
transceivers. (You need good bandpass filters like those from Array
Solutions and rigs with
There is no magic way to determine the list of COM ports configured on your
system. Registry information is optional; the *only* sure way to determine
the available COM ports without disrupting any running software is to use
GetDefaultCommConfig() for COM1 to COM255. If GetDefaultCommConfig() re
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