Duffy wrote:
> This is great news as I use Jeff's console exclusively. Every single
> change he has done to date I like, EVERY SINGLE ONE. The layout
> rearrangement, the sliders, the small Hz digits,scanner controls moved
> to upper menu, the AF and RF cntrols on left side , the changable per
The RF gain control can be found in the setup panel under AGC. It is fully
adjustable. The default value is 90.
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Product Manager
FlexRadio Systems
Office 512-250-8595
Mobile 512-663-6727
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High Stability Mod now available. Radios shipped after April 1, 2006 have a
thermistor soldered to the oscillator, which greatly improves oscillator
stability. This modification is available from our service department for
$75 plus shipping.The early versions of the SDR1K took as long as 15
min
The RF gain control on K6JCA's console is really an IF gain control which
works similarly to a conventional RF gain control except for two things.
The level adjustment is in the IF stage and not the RF stage, and, the
signal strength meter reading is not affected by the change in level as it
is wit
John True it is not a real RF gain control. What I really like is it's
implemintation on Jeff's front control panel instead of buried back in a
setup menu.I do adjust the gain sometimes depending on signal, band,
etc. and it is handy on the front. Duffy NA6MM
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reduction and filters are superb. Wish there was a more stable osc with
as good phase noise for a reasonable cost. Duffy NA6MM
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Can the VOX On/Off control be moved to a keyboard key
instead of a checkbox under several menus? This would
make it easier to shut off VOX when someone walks into
the shack. Also is there a way to play wav files
into the TX for contesting? Love the SDR-1000 - Best
money I ever spent! 73 de AC5N
At 09:14 PM 7/9/2006, Jerry Sharp wrote:
>Hi all, was wondering, will Microsoft Visual C# Express Edition 2005
>work with the current PowerSDR source code, or do I need an older
>version of the compiler?
The current version of PowerSDR is built with, and compatible with, the
previous rev of VC# (
hi -
this is a feature/function i was planning on asking for also.
phil AB2JL
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Subject: [Flexradio] Question about VOX
> Can the VOX On/Off control be moved to a keyboard key
> instead of a
If you can use K6JCA 's modded console he has the "vox" button on the
front panel ( very handy ). You can dwnload it at
http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx look at the very end of the last page.
Read his "read me " files on how to properly add his files to the SDR 1K
directory.
I too luv my SDR
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> Can the VOX On/Off control be moved to a keyboard key
> instead of a checkbox under several menus? This would
> make it easier to shut off VOX when someone walks into
> the shack. Also is there a way to play wav files
> into the TX for contesting? Love the SDR-1000 - Best
> money I ever spe
Edward J White wrote:
> Hi Gang:
> I am looking for a Rubidium frequency standard to run the SDR-1000
> oscillator. I know others have done this to run 10 GHz. What is the best
> price and make model where and where should I be looking for one(I know the E
> place).
> Ed
> WA3BZT
You may want
At 12:30 PM 7/10/2006, Edward J White wrote:
>Hi Gang:
>I am looking for a Rubidium frequency standard to run the SDR-1000
>oscillator. I know others have done this to run 10 GHz. What is the best
>price and make model where and where should I be looking for one(I know
>the E place).
Just curio
I can confirm that we will have an "RF gain" control on the front panel. It
will likely have a tooltip that explains that it is really just the Max AGC
gain (unless in Fixed AGC mode). ;)
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Since version 3.12 and 4.02 both work with the SDR-1000, and the
registration price on 4.02 is 50% higher, is there any reason to buy
4.02? Aside from the fact that it is 64 bit compatible, the Release
history only says "fixed some bugs". Does anyone know whether any of
these were significant
I completely agree. Ed, the Gibraltar project from HPSDR or the
Reflock II project from TAPR (which are about to coalesce), taming an
external oscillator is what you want. The inexpensive rubidiums "FM"
to find the line. JUST SAY NO.
Bob
Jim Lux wrote:
> At 12:30 PM 7/10/2006, Edward J
At 02:57 PM 7/10/2006, Robert McGwier wrote:
>I completely agree. Ed, the Gibraltar project from HPSDR or the
>Reflock II project from TAPR (which are about to coalesce), taming an
>external oscillator is what you want. The inexpensive rubidiums "FM"
>to find the line. JUST SAY NO.
>
>Bob
Or,
We have already used 4.02 to discover bugs in our code. ;-). Our
device indexing needed rework. The truly big deals in 4.0X are support
for REAL directx for the first time and support for WDM-KS. We are not
yet correctly talking to WDM-KS. This could be a portaudio problem.
It could be o
At 07:03 PM 7/10/2006, Edward J White wrote:
>Hi Jim:
>I guess it is the 50 foot of coax to the radio from the antenna on the
>roof. I think that is the only draw back?
>Help me out here ( trying to learn what is what)I am trying to move this
>project along and up in freq.
With a decent ocxo, yo
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