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Hello John,
Don't take that message personally. :-) The target machine actively
refused your connection because it is a Windows 2003 webserver that
doesn't have a clue about SVN. What you want is the Linux SVN server.
The correct IP address is: 206.216.146.154 not 152
Have fun!
73, Da
OK, I downloaded the SVN per the guide. However, when I attempt to connect
to SVN checkout , I receive the message
"Can't connect to host 206.216.146.152: No connection could be made because
the target machine actively refused it"
Should I take this personally?Maybe host is overloaded with u
This Click 'n' Drag mode will give you the clearest possible reason why
spur reduction is much more than spur reduction. Turn it off and
click_n_drag and then turn spur reduction back on. Amazing. Thanks to
a former traveling companion to Frank and I (Joe Romanowski) for
suggesting this.
omepage: http://www.flex-radio.com
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For those of you on the SVN bandwagon, we have a little Father's Day
Weekend treat for you. Click 'n' Drag is the key phrase for the week.
We have added some nifty features to the PowerSDR console including
being able to Click 'n' Drag the filter edges in the Panadapter mode.
Also, you can click a
At 01:27 PM 6/16/2006, Christopher T. Day wrote:
>Dang. One of the vast array of mailing lists I'm now on had a pointer to
>a wonderful $450 maple and brass knob for your stereo system
>"potentiometer" guaranteed to make it sound better.
Guaranteed.. after you write the check for that knob, if som
At 01:19 PM 6/16/2006, Nicholas Bastin wrote:
>On 6/16/06, Mike Naruta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > We could also link the transmitters to be
> > sure to get through the pile-up. At least
> > for the initial call. Then when he comes
> > back to you, you can use just your own
> > transmitter. G
Nicholas Bastin wrote:
> You would have to sync to GPS. You can't accurately measure network
> delay and compensate, because congestion and network delay are
> dynamic. Even then it would be odd, because you'd have to introduce
> delay to allow for all the stations to receive the source signal
>
Dang. One of the vast array of mailing lists I'm now on had a pointer to
a wonderful $450 maple and brass knob for your stereo system
"potentiometer" guaranteed to make it sound better.
Chris - AE6VK
-Original Message-
From: Frank Brickle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
On 6/16/06, Mike Naruta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We could also link the transmitters to be
> sure to get through the pile-up. At least
> for the initial call. Then when he comes
> back to you, you can use just your own
> transmitter. Getting all the transmitters
> on the same Hertz is easy.
Lee A Crocker wrote:
> I need a knob on my radio
> I need a knob on my radio
> I need a knob on my radio...
Bob N4HY and I both worked for a long time with a legendary
linguistic researcher named Ned Neuburg. One of his (lesser)
claims to fame was a discovery he made during a study of methods
I agree about the gamers. I didn't want to blow
anyone's fuse by suggesting a gaming interface. Every
time I have done so in the past I've seen vapor lock
followed by rapid stuttering and eventual crash and
burn with something like
I need a knob on my radio
I need a knob on my radio
I need a kno
I like it Frank.
The waterfall is a great display.
Let's use VR to make it a three-
dimensional object that we can
crawl over and explore.
H. How about a collaborative effort
where SDR-1000 owners spread around the
world link their transceivers over a network
for an astounding spatial div
At 09:27 AM 6/16/2006, Frank Brickle wrote:
>Lee A Crocker wrote:
>
>(2) The "radio" view of the system is wrong. What we're really
>aiming for is an intelligent agent whose sensors are indefinitely
>many software modules, each implementing a fully-capable radio,
>and arbitrarily many control and m
Lee A Crocker wrote:
> ...simply be a check box on the menu "Casual User...X"
> ...
> The thing that will propel flex into the future is its
> flexibility. For example I have a vision of one day
> being able to deploy 16 receivers in a 192khz
> bandwidth that can do automatic CW decoding...
A
It should be a "contest mode" button where it always reads 59
-Tim
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At 08:36 PM 6/15/2006, Pedlow, Lee wrote:
> Not many other operators can actually tell you what the
>received signal power of a transmission is. Currently their $10,000
>bling box with lots of shiny knobs have a 9 level scale of 'gooder' and
>'badder' that best case, is only relative (to somethin
Nawh, just two buttons:
The measured value at the SDR-1000 antenna connector
The value that you would like it to be
Mike - AA8K
Toby Deinhardt wrote:
> No you need 3 Buttons:
>
> Accurate
> Inaccurate
> Schätz-O-Meter (German slang for S-Meters)
>
> vy 73 de toby
>
>
> PS: to guess = s
Call them S-meter and "smeter" ;-)
73 peter pa0pvn
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Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] namens Gerald Youngblood
Verzonden: vr 16-6-2006 15:13
Aan: 'Tom Thompson'; 'Bob McGwier'
CC: 'flexradio'
Onderwerp: Re: [Flexradio] S-Me
No you need 3 Buttons:
Accurate
Inaccurate
Schätz-O-Meter (German slang for S-Meters)
vy 73 de toby
PS: to guess = schätzen
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I think I have the solution that will make everyone happy. We add two radio
buttons on the Setup Form for S Meter calibration. One will say "Accurate"
and the other will say "Inaccurate." ;>)
73,
Gerald
Gerald Youngblood, K5SDR
FlexRadio Systems
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I very much disagree with the concept the radio should
be kept simple for the "casual user". That should
simply be a check box on the menu "Casual User..
X "
The thing that will propel flex into the future is its
flexibility. For example I have a vision of one day
being able to deploy 16 re
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