On 8/4/06, Philip Covington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't
> need a bunch of guys crying like babies when their machines blue
> screen because I rushed something out... Believe me, I learned that
> lesson with vCOM.
>
Amen Phil! Being a programmer for over 20 years, I can vouch for that
po
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>Date: Fri, 4 Aug 2006 20:36:40 -0400
>From: "Philip Covington"
>
>The answer is: It will get done when I get time to finish it. I don't
>need a bunch of guys crying like babies when their machines blue
>screen because I rushed something out... Believe me, I learned that
>
Well, at least that is one problem that I was going down the wrong path
on.
I thought it was RFI and have really been working to "cool" the shack down.
My efforts were not in vain, the tuner is having more success at doing its
thing.
73 Jim, W4ATK
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On 8/4/06, Dave Ackrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I remember sending of a donation in the rush of excitement that was
> generated by the idea of what seemed to be a software sound card
> connector which would possibly do for digital mode program connections
> what vCOM does for other rig control
On Friday 04 August 2006 17:54, Dave Ackrill wrote:
> I remember sending of a donation in the rush of excitement that was
> generated by the idea of what seemed to be a software sound card
> connector which would possibly do for digital mode program connections
> what vCOM does for other rig contro
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I think that Phil is a bit busy right now with the
HPSDR stuff. He is making strides on that.
I suspect that when he catches his breath, he will
pursue vSOUND.
I am eager for it as well. I want to get going
on digital.
Phil turns out excellent work, it will be worth
waiting for.
Mike - AA8K
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>Sounds like bootleg to me. I won't buy a pre-loaded system unless it
>comes with the original media.
>
>73,
>Dan KB5MY/6 DM13nc
>
>
>
The only thing that is critical, on Windows, is if it has a "certificate
of originality." That is to say, a sticker with the unique
I remember sending of a donation in the rush of excitement that was
generated by the idea of what seemed to be a software sound card
connector which would possibly do for digital mode program connections
what vCOM does for other rig control programs like Ham Radio Deluxe.
I appreciate that Phil
On 8/4/06, Don AE5K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm almost sorry for posting the info on the Compaq refurbished computer
> earlier today as it sparked much speculation and rather sour comments
> that I did not intend.
>
> Just to settle the matter, I simply emailed Surplus computers and asked
> th
I'm almost sorry for posting the info on the Compaq refurbished computer
earlier today as it sparked much speculation and rather sour comments
that I did not intend.
Just to settle the matter, I simply emailed Surplus computers and asked
them about the legitimacy of the XP OS on the computers they
Sure, the recovery partition lets you roll back
real fast. Not much good if your hard drive crashes.
Any of you had a hard drive crash? I have. One
spun down on me in the middle of composing an e-mail.
I hadn't done a backup for a month.
One of the statements I dread saying to a user is,
"Your
At 12:51 PM 8/4/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Sounds like bootleg to me.
Not at all. Many systems these days come with everything preloaded, and a
utility to "burn your own" CD. Heck, my old Compaq desktop 5-6 years ago
with the cursed WinME came like that. Sure, they had a "recovery disk" wi
Many brand new computers come without original media. The OS is
preloaded, perhaps with a normally hidden "recovery partition," and
perhaps also with the option to get a CD for a nominal extra charge.
AFAIK, if the machine has a holographic sticker with the license key,
it's legal.
Alan NV8A
As I understand it, the issue is not so much the media as it is the COA, or
"Certificate of Authenticity", which should be attached to the System.
Without the COA, I would question it's validity.
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/howtotell/en/coa.mspx
73, John KD8K
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Philip What I don't like is the variability of it. The spacebar isn't
defined as a PTT key, It's what ever you last hit with the mouse. So if
you're in QSO and add your noise blanker or filter change or whatever
you must remember to go back and hit mox just before you want to xmit
again. I see
this a feature in my book.
i do not run vox and having the space bar as a PTT button is better than
pointing and clicking the mouse, in my humble opinion of course.
as a sidebar, i've tried to figure out how to get my griffin knob to act as
a PTT button, anyone know how to do this?
phil AB2jl
i would walk away from these types of deals as fast as i can.
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From: "Tim Ellison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Friday, August 04, 2006 4:11 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Refurbished 2.5GHz Pentium 4 computer
> It does smell fishy.
>
> -Tim
> --
This is one of those built-in functions of C# (and .NET in general). There
are default keyboard handlers that you get with the stock controls. Some
people like them, other people do not. Unfortunately, they are a real bear
to defeat if you don't like them. Because at least some people enjoyed t
Duffy,
I found this too and inquired about stopping this behavior. It seems
that there are some keys you can't control the behavior with .NET. The
spacebar is one of them.
Here is Eric's reply:
"The problem with the spacebar is that the .NET controls have automatic
behavior for intercepting th
It does smell fishy.
-Tim
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To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Refurbished 2.5GHz Penti
Here is a item I don't know what to think of. My SDR friend pointed it
out to me, so I didn't discover it. When you click on some of the
console functions with a mouse, you can then hit the spacebar on your
keyboard and it will repeat the mouse click. So click on a band and then
the space bar
Sounds like bootleg to me. I won't buy a pre-loaded system unless it
comes with the original media.
73,
Dan KB5MY/6 DM13nc
> FWIW,
>
> I checked with SurplusComputers about whether or not o/s media comes
> with the machine and got an immediate answer of "no, only loaded on the
> HD". That is a
This is definitely a software issue that we have been hunting. If you still
have this with the latest SVN version, please either add to the blog on
existing bug tracker reports or add your own (if none exists similar to your
issue). Using the bug trackers helps us (and you) to know what the
outst
I've been trying to tie this problem down for a little while now, but
just can't get the hard particulars consistant to point at any one rev
of software. It's intermitent , so it's hard to get repeatable results.
Here is what I can defintely say. Sometimes after xmiting or using tune
in bypass
FWIW,
I checked with SurplusComputers about whether or not o/s media comes with
the machine and got an immediate answer of "no, only loaded on the HD".
That is a very important issue with me, I don't know about the rest of you.
73,
Bob, K5KDN
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Well you're right. I guess with things moving around, I just didn't
notice the dropdown menu for memory. Thanks for pointing this out!
Brian
On 8/4/06, Duffy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guy's I don't quite understand why you say the memory controls are "
> missing " .They were moved to a drop
Guy's I don't quite understand why you say the memory controls are "
missing " .They were moved to a drop down menu called memory, right
above the stby/on switch. Now I agree that they should have remained
where they were, so as to simply click on save instead of having to use
the drop down. Je
At 09:12 PM 8/3/2006, Allen Boehm wrote:
>I have just acquired a Tektronix 491 Spectrum Analyzer with mixer kit,
>measurements from 10 MHz. to 40 GHz.
>It has 3 'N' power attenuators, 3 waveguide external mixer adaptors, the
>waveguide RF input section and the 1.5 to 12.4 GHz. input section.
>Does
I agree about the missing memory. I'm not sure why, but I understand
that the scanning function was removed due to some FCC requirement,
however why remove the user memory data too?
Otherwise, things are really shaping up with PowerSDR !
Thanks,
Brian / w5ami
On 8/4/06, Charles Greene <[EMAIL
g to get it all configured. It is a great
program!
Keep the info coming!
Larry
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For anyone looking for a 2nd computer for their SDR-1000 (or even a
1st), this *might* be worth investigating:
http://www.surpluscomputers.com/store/main.aspx?p=ItemDetail&item=COM10723
Currently advertised at $229.99 + S/H, it is a refurbished Compaq tower,
Pentium 4 2.5Ghz CPU, 512MB memory, 4
Allen Welcome to the group. Lucky you to aquire such a fine piece of
test gear. One of the best resources I used to collect , to help me with
learning test setups for spectrum analyzers was to get the free
application notes that tektronix and HP (now agilent technoligy division
) used to and pr
Jeff,
I solely miss the memory controls in your latest release(July 29 I
believe). The "last 3" does nothing for me. I suppose you can't make
every one happy and some one has probably said these controls are not
needed but not so for me. I have each mode and each band in memory
plus some SWL
Welcome to the club, Clyde!
Your setup sounds real nice. I know you will enjoy it.
Now just keep pounding away on that General ticket so we can QSO on the Sunday
20 meter net.
73 de W4TME
-Tim
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Hi Ian,
I've been an SDR1000 user for several years.
Regards, Bob Edwards, G4BBY, Chippenham Wiltshire
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