At 07:29 PM 7/13/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Bob,
>
>Great news on the FLAC compression. I was listening to a SoftRock located in
>Holland via the Internet recently and thinking how cool it would be if I
>could
>access the I&Q streams and tune around in VK rather than just listening to
>the
>
That's you Phil. Always giving me some FLAC. What are friends for?
73's
Bob
N4HY
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Bob,
>
> Great news on the FLAC compression. I was listening to a SoftRock located in
> Holland via the Internet recently and thinking how cool it would be if I
> could
> access the I&Q
Bob,
Great news on the FLAC compression. I was listening to a SoftRock located in
Holland via the Internet recently and thinking how cool it would be if I could
access the I&Q streams and tune around in VK rather than just listening to the
set frequency or tuning it over the net.
If we have m
I had already heard about this instability you are talking about from some
real audiophiles duffy.
These guys have been paying real close attention to the flex and they all
notice the drifting even with the "high stability osc. mod as well.
I'm wondering how flex installs the thermistor from the fa
John,
I listened to your files.
PLEASE TRY THIS:
turn your mic gain gain control in the front panel to 25
and see if you still get this feed back.
Let me know what happens. PS please respond to me off the reflector, just to
my email only. I want to step through this with you, and no need to clut
Jeff
First, nice job on the additions. For folks who are new, just about every
addition to the console has followed this model, and the model and
contributors work VERY WELL with Eric1!, and Flex! Users ARE constantly
making this radio better and better, and really always have! Hopefully
always wi
I'm no expert, but there's definitely a reinforced feedback loop in there
somewhere. The no_talking file makes that obvious.
Remember that you can wire the PTT signal to the back panel too (X2-11) if
you do decide to split the audio and PTT signals from the mic.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Syste
First I want to thank everyone who has offered suggestions concerning my
audio problem. I appreciate the suggestions that a number of folks have
made about getting a mixer and I expect to do that soon. It would be
nice to have the audio controls all in front of me as knobs in any
case. I als
At 11:45 AM 7/13/2006, Duane - N9DG wrote:
>This sums it up as I see it as well. Hopefully this UI work
>will be able to be carried forward to be integrated into the
>new architecture with minimal additional effort. I really
>hate to see this effort to proceed now only be discarded once
>the ne
At what time GMT?
-Tim
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Integrated Technical Services ( http://www.itsco.com )
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Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 4:40 PM
To: Reflector
Subject: [Flexradio] Au
W5Gi's on-the-air audio clinic scheduled for Jul 16 has been rescheduled to
Jul 23.
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Product Manager
FlexRadio Systems
Office 512-250-8595
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Gentleman lets please put the discussion on the features request page, which
is open to everyone. The blog is designed for this purpose and it makes it
easier for us to track comments. Thanks.
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Product Manager
FlexRadio Systems
Office 512-250-8595
Mobile 512-663
Guys, we haven't found a mic yet that doesn't have sufficient gain to drive
the SDR. The key is in the "setup". During Field day we ran two SDRs with
Heil headsets, despite the contest nature we continually got unsolicited "
great audio" reports. I will be publishing a paper in the near future th
--- Frank Brickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeff --
>
> Your work with the console is as clear an indication as you
> could ask for of a couple of things:
>
> (1) One configuration is not going to please everybody, and
> (2) Users should be able to set up the console the way they
> like.
>
>
Jeff Anderson wrote:
> I have absolutely no problem with a public discussion
> of users' concerns regarding my Console and Flex's
> desire to incorporate some of my features into their
> Console...
Jeff --
Your work with the console is as clear an indication as you could
ask for of a couple of t
I have absolutely no problem with a public discussion
of users' concerns regarding my Console and Flex's
desire to incorporate some of my features into their
Console. In fact, I strongly encourage it: I believe
it would be to Flex's benefit to understand the
concerns that others might have so that
On 7/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If not, again, I suggest a $35 UB502 or a $50 UB802 to provide a noise free,
> well isolated, pre amp for that mic w/ EQ with your new lowered SDR- Gain
> Setting.
>
Ditto! My dynamic mic simply does not have enough gain for direct
connec
> Console Collaboration
> As many of you know, Jeff Anderson, K6JCA (formerly WA6AHL), has made some
> really nice improvements to the FlexRadio PowerSDR. We liked the
> improvements so much, that we recently requested that Jeff work more
closely
> with us on the main console.
John,
I have some
>In addition to my normal voice I here a second voice that is
> very low pitched and sounds like it is on the wrong sideband. Also,
> strangely enough, it is delayed by a few milliseconds from my normal
> voice.
John,
Try lowering the MIC Gain Setting on the front panel GUI in steps (say 5 or
John,
Are you hearing this in the headphones? You might actually be hearing
the out of phase artifact of your head bones along with the audio you
hear coming from the headphones. You can try running the audio to a
recorder instead of the headphone to see if that is the case. I find
it difficult
Thanks for the suggestion, but that's not it... all the cables are well
seated (unless there's a defective cable). Also, I don't detect this
anomaly when I'm using PSK31 with the VAC, only when using the microphone.
Thanks,
John W2FS
Tim Ellison wrote:
>Check to make sure the I/Q input cabl
I just tried this and it worked fine for me. Are you sure that you are
putting the file in the right directory?
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> radio.biz] On Behalf Of W2AGN
> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 9:16
Check to make sure the I/Q input cable (to line out) on the back of the
SDR1K is seated all the way in. Having it pop out a little bit can
cause the echo you are hearing.
-Tim
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Tim Ellison ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
Integrated Technical Services ( http://www.itsco.com )
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Thanks for the assistance, John. I'm getting really close to solving
this problem. I rewired the cable and the hum is now gone. I'm not
sure exactly what I did wrong the last time around, but I'm pretty sure
that part is now good. The audio also sounds good both on the PowerSDR
monitor and
Guys,
I use a single Behringer UB802 both as preamp for 2 Heil mics (GL and Pro
Set Plus headset) as well as an audio amplifier together with the Delta-44.
The mics are each connected to a microphone input on the UB802 and the
effects send (FX Send) output then goes to the Delta-44 In 3 via a 1
I had this problem using a sound card as input before and found that you
had to separate the grounds (mic and ptt); these can not be tied together.
Joe WD5Y
> Gentlemen,
>
> Everything suggested on the reflector with regard to John problem treats
> the
> symptoms and not the root cause of th
I have been using the PowerSDR Console with my SDR-1000 on MARS. I
received the "extended.edf" file after sending a copy of my MARS license.
Unfortunately, the K6JCA console does not work on MARS, even with the
"extended.edf" file in its directory.
Any suggestions?
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Jerry send me your mic and cable and let me check them out. I talked to
Bob Heil and tested a GL myself, the GL works without hum on the SDR. There
are lots of Flexers using GLs. It won't work properly is there is a
problem internally to the Mic or cable. Your "work around" suggest there is
a c
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Console Collaboration
As many of you know, Jeff Anderson, K6JCA (formerly WA6AHL), has made some
really nice improvements to the FlexRadio PowerSDR. We liked the
improveme
Gentlemen,
Everything suggested on the reflector with regard to John problem treats the
symptoms and not the root cause of the hum problem. The GL will work fine
plugged directly into the SDR mic jack but it must be wired properly-at both
ends.
Heil 4- pin connector
Pin 1 shield-
At 08:12 PM 7/12/2006, Tim Ellison wrote:
>I have to agree with Chas on this one. I exclusively use Mix and the
>way he described the setup is right on for contesting. We did this
>setup for Field Day and had over 200 QSOs exclusively on PSK and RTTY.
>
>I do one thing a little different from Cha
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