I see where you changed the clipping code on this version, is it safe
for the FIREBOX yet or is the jury still out?
Dave Kiefer - N4DWK
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Mike,
Excellent question! SVN stands for Subversion. It was created to replace
CVS which is a common versioning system that was the standard for software
developers for some time. However, SVN can handle much more than just
source files. It is useful for making collective changes to a single s
I get lost sometimes with the abbreviations. It might sound dumb but will
somebody please tell me what SVN's are and why the numbers climb so fast
(668?)?
This has to do with recent enhancements to the Power SDR console I think but
what are they and where do I find them? Been to the Flex site a
Jerry,
Do you have a pump or electric valve on that water line?
On 9/11/06, Tim Ellison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I got one for you that goes to show everything does have a fundamental
> resonant frequency.
>
> I had recently purchased an Icom AH-4 antenna coupler and was trying out
> antenna
Scott, you should be at 1.6.3 svn 672 if you downloaded via Tortoise.
I just did it myself.
Brian / w5ami
On 9/11/06, Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I had to reload SDR software since I added a larger drive. I kept
> thinking my last version I was running was v1.6.3 but the one I just
> dow
I had to reload SDR software since I added a larger drive. I kept
thinking my last version I was running was v1.6.3 but the one I just
downloaded is v1.6.2
Am I just imagining that I had loaded?
Thanks
Scott
KQ8RP
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I fried the U2 chip using the Presonus Firebox when switching svn versions.
Chip not covered by Flex Radio warranty (over 1 year old). But i still like the
Firebox.
73's , Bruce
KL7JDR
Bruce W. Mills
P.O. Box 1500
Soldotna, Alaska
99669 - USA
(907)262-4373
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I got one for you that goes to show everything does have a fundamental
resonant frequency.
I had recently purchased an Icom AH-4 antenna coupler and was trying out
antenna configurations. I had never used a tuner or coupler before, but
I "thought" I knew what I was doing (NOT!). I decided to mou
On 9/11/06, Jeff Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The SDR1000 gets rave audio reviews in AM mode, and it
> sounds great receiving, too, so it's my rig-of-choice
> for these types of nets, rather than my various
> boatanchors.
>
Precisely! I have used tube equipment on AM for years. Broadca
ir current status on
the console.
Hulen
K5HCS
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Jeff,
Thanks for the explanation. I'll try to get to the root of whether this can
be done in the synchronous detector itself or whether it makes sense to add
the SAM Lock detection similar (or copy+paste) from your console.
Provided that we can get the same performance from the detector itself i
Hi Eric,
Let me take a stab at explaining the reasoning behind
the SAM LOCK feature in my Console.
I sometimes frequent a West Coast AM net (there are
several), and without fail the carriers of the various
transmitters (being primarily boatanchors) are
scattered about the "official" net frequency
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Yep, it was an interesting demonstration on Mythbusters.
Too bad Jerry changed it. I'm guessing that it would
not have vibrated with just carrier.
Mike - AA8K
Allen Boehm wrote:
> It is not an urban legend. Every thing has a resonate frequency. If you dig
> back into the history of Nikolai
Yes, yes I see it now. Thanks fellows. Is this thing great or what. W8XO
Ken - N9VV wrote:
> Hi Dave, did you understand what Tim was saying? I had to actually try
> it to get it :-)
>
> (1) go to the directory in which you download each revision
> (2) right click your mouse and you should see
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Right click on the root of the SVN folder. Select the menu option
"TortoiseSVN>"
Select Update to Revision. Click on Show log. Highlight the revision
you want to go to and click on OK.
The Update window now shows the revision number you selected and the
radio button by Revision is selected.
C
Just how do I get back to an earlier svn? Lets say I want svn660, how do
I get from 670 back to 660? W8XO
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Ken - N9VV escribió:
> Isn't it **COOL** that you can have multiple software installations and
> use any one of them any time you choose!! Each rev is unique and can be
> installed totally separate from another.
>
> I don't recall seeing that from any vendor of Ham equipment in the past
> 45 yea
AH!
It now only clicks again in 'High' mode. Thanks.
I' ve made the setting RealTime, but will monitor the performance, as
per the warning message.
Thanks
Eric Wachsmann wrote:
> Have you tried changing the process priority (Setup Form -> General Tab ->
> Options SubTab)?
>
>
> Eric Wachsmann
r pipe running through the shack and leading to the copper water pipes
> 30 feet away. I have no TVI, RFI just WPI.
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Speaking of SAM mode, the feature I would like to see is selectable sideband
with SAM, such as newer communications receivers have.
I do find that I can the drag the filter in SAM to one side or the other to
minimize QRM, but this is not as effective as a good selectable sideband
implementatio
I seem to be able to pull guys in who are 1 or 2 kc away, if they don't
lock I just punch the am button. I would like to see bin work on am. Or
better yet a Costas loop for dsb along with the sideband folding (noise
canceling) that was used with it. Seems to me W3DUQ was into all
that. W8XO
Oh Yeah! It should always try to lock on the signal closest to the
tuned freq on the SDR in case there is another QSO up or down a few
kcs. That could be tricky since the desired signal may not always be
the one closest to the tuned center! You can only do so much however.
If it were that conge
On 9/11/06, Eric Wachsmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So the questions are:
>
> 1. How far do we want to be able to go to pull in/lock on to signals? 2kHz?
> 3kHz?
I would say whatever receive passband the user has selected minus
about 500 cycles from the edge, either upper or lower. I would
h
I would add an additional ground (in the ground) directly at the point
where it drops under the house if you can manage to do that with a
ground rod, however it may be just as well to use only the ground rod
and remove the pipe from the equation altogether and see what happens.
Someone else mentio
So the questions are:
1. How far do we want to be able to go to pull in/lock on to signals? 2kHz?
3kHz?
2. How far will the current SAM mode currently pull signals in? This should
be pretty easy to find out experimentally using the signal generator built
into the console.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexR
On Mon, 2006-09-11 at 13:44 -0400, philip gentile wrote:
> after you call the priest, add a length of copper wire at one point to see
> if shifting the resonant frequency o fthe pipe helps.
Given the price of copper these days, it's probably cheaper just to hire
the Pope directly.
73
Frank
AB2KT
ing to the copper water pipes
30 feet away. I have no TVI, RFI just WPI.
Jerry
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On 9/11/06, Eric Wachsmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The contemplation is mainly becausethis is what the Synchronous ('S' in
> SAM) detector is supposed to do.
>
> What I'd really like to do is to understand why SAM doesn't work like we'd
> expect (or at least not as well to the ear) and see
after you call the priest, add a length of copper wire at one point to see
if shifting the resonant frequency o fthe pipe helps.
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Jerry,
I would suggest you call a priest immediately. This has nothing to do
with the electrical length of your pipe..
See: http://www.stmichael.pair.com/ as a starting point
Cheers,
Kirb - VE6IV
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The contemplation is mainly becausethis is what the Synchronous ('S' in
SAM) detector is supposed to do.
What I'd really like to do is to understand why SAM doesn't work like we'd
expect (or at least not as well to the ear) and see what we could do to get
it to naturally sound like how the h
Gerald Capodieci wrote:
> I need advice or a lead on Water Pipe Interference (WPI). This is not a joke.
> At midnight my wife and son came into the room while I was transmitting on
> 3.9000 MHz stating that someone or thing is under the house hitting the
> pipes or dragging chains. My son and I
Zounds! Could it be audio resonance some where? It would take a lot of
current to move a 1/2" pipe, then again if its hanging free for a long
distance--. Let us know what happens to your sig after clamping the
pipe. (my xyl once drew an arc of the bathroom light) W8XO
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Eric,
I guess I'm just confused on why a SAM lock feature would need so much
contemplation. We now have "Mode Specific controls". Why not just
add it to that panel when SAM mode is engaged? I suspect the code has
already been done by Jeff? I know there is only so much real estate
on the screen
On 9/11/06, Ken - N9VV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Isn't it **COOL** that you can have multiple software installations and
> use any one of them any time you choose!! Each rev is unique and can be
> installed totally separate from another.
YES! SDR rules!
I second Jeff's comment about the SAM l
This is completely up to K6JCA. There are some things that we may not
incorporate (SAM Lock is one that we are still undecided on). If there is
something that Jeff has added that you would really like to see in the main
console, please let us know (and why!!). Also, more generally, if you have
a
Isn't it **COOL** that you can have multiple software installations and
use any one of them any time you choose!! Each rev is unique and can be
installed totally separate from another.
I don't recall seeing that from any vendor of Ham equipment in the past
45 years!! Can you imagine Microsoft g
I'm curious if that since a lot of the console enhancements done by
Jeff/K6JCA are now in the standard Flex console, will those two eventually
be merged into only one console?
I'm still using the latest K6JCA console for the "SAM Lock" feature. I'd
hate to lose it to upgrade to a more current
uipment is grounded to a 3/4 inch
copper pipe running through the shack and leading to the copper water pipes
30 feet away. I have no TVI, RFI just WPI.
Jerry
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On 9/11/06, Eric Wachsmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We don't currently have any form of anti-vox in our software. It is on the
> list of things to do. For now, I would recommend using headphones while
> operating VOX.
>
Good to hear it's on the todo list Eric! Thanks.
Brian
You shouldn't have to close the console. You should be able to click the
Power button to power off the rig. You can then turn off VOX or Disable PTT
to prevent the unit from returning to transmit mode as soon as you power it
back on.
We don't currently have any form of anti-vox in our software.
Have you tried changing the process priority (Setup Form -> General Tab ->
Options SubTab)?
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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