Cecil,
Good joke, but don't Shock us. Any silly search machines may connect
us to a wrong group of people due to careless dirty words.
73, Ahti
On 30/09/06, Cecil Bayona [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Douglas Shock wrote:
Why does my SDR-1000 sound like a ticking watch when powered off? Did I get
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is the problem:
Sudden click is heard in the SDR1000 rig and the panadapter shows all signals
have disappeared.
It sounds like a similar problem I had with the Pre-amp cutting out as I
tuned around certain bands.
The cure, for me, was to replace the cable
FlexRadio - Eric wrote:
Take a peek at the DSB button to the right of LSB and USB. ;)
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
Thanks Eric, LOL
However, is that DSBSC or DSBRC and, whichever it is, can you adjust the
carrier and side band modulation?
The guy asking was suggesting that he
Another strange aspect of the SDR1K is the current drawn when 'off'.
When it is switched on, before connecting the console, it draws 0.8
amp. If I switch the unit to off the current drawn goes up to 1.3
amps! The really strange thing is that the fan is on in the 'on'
position, but off in the
Dave,
I think this comes from the negative logic which is used to switch on/off
the relays of the SDR1000. Many relay solenoids are actually energized in
the position Standby and de-energized, depending on settings, in the ON
position. The ON/STANDBY switch is IMHO merely a kind of softswitch
Thanks for the various explanations.
It did seem odd to be taking more power in the 'off' position. LOL
As an Energy Efficiency Engineer, telling people to turn things off to
save energy is part of what I do. It will be a difficult job to
persuade my children that leaving the SDR1K on is
Morning guys, I was told the ticking comes from the internal tuner, as it
does not get completely powered off. Just look under the cover and you will
see a LED lit up when the SDR is off. At least thats what I found. I got
annoyed with it, so I came up with a way to disconnect power easily
Hello,
I have a new SDR-1000 with PA and ATU.
I just notice while connecting to a lab-powersupply with digital meters,
my SDR-1000 pulls almost 1A when just connecting the power.
(Nothing else connected.)
When switching on (no computer connected) it pulls 2A.
With computer connected with
I'm having a day of 'let's set everything up again', and I'm interested
in why the round trip path time for the SDR1K should be slower than
another radio which is connected to the same PC...
The set up is as follows.
I have two broadband accounts, each on different telephone lines, and
each
Can someone tell me how to start scanning.
In the 1.6.2 there is a Scanner-button on the front.(Greyed out, no
function)
In 1.6.3 SVN there is no such button as I can find.
Maybe I'm blind...
73's
LA4WAA - Stig - Oslo
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500ms sounds like a timeout value to me, I assume you're running in async
mode, have the SDR-1000 set correctly on the CAT side?
Simon Brown
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- Original Message -
From: David Ackrill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK, so on a laptop
Stig,
So far I heard rules of the US FCC (Federal Commission of Communication) do
not allow scanning of radio transmissions and Flex Radio had to remove the
feature.
vy 73 Willi
- Original Message -
From: Stig Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Saturday,
I get this same exact thing every time I start Explore (Right click
Start and left click on Explore)...Mark NU6X
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 3:25 PM
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
I wonder what it is about the SDR-1000 since it is common for most
transceivers to have a scanning function?
73 Ross K9COX
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Willi Reppel
Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2006 9:20 AM
To: Stig
The SDR with the 100W PA will draw current because the
PA is always hot. It is not switched. Make sure you
note this if you have the cover off since if you get a
screw driver across the wrong place you can do
significant damage. The only entirely safe way yo
work on the SDR is to pull the power
Here's a couple of clips from the following (long) FAQ's:
http://www.timcoengr.com/FAQ/FAQ_FCC/FAQ.htm
snip
What is the definition of a SCANNING RECEIVER? The new definition of a
scanning receiver states that a scanning receiver is a receiver that
automatically switches between two or more
Interesting, but most modern HF transceivers are also general coverage
receiversbut then again they have FCC certification. Perhaps that is the
answer.
-Original Message-...
From: Bob Tracy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2006 11:15 AM
To: Ross Stenberg;
Yes, can someone explain further...?
Stig
-Opprinnelig melding-
Fra: Ross Stenberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 30. september 2006 17:42
Til: 'Willi Reppel'; 'Stig Rasmussen'; FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Emne: RE: [Flexradio] Scanning?
I wonder what it is about the SDR-1000 since it
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
500ms sounds like a timeout value to me, I assume you're running in
async mode, have the SDR-1000 set correctly on the CAT side?
Simon Brown
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- Original Message - From: David Ackrill
That was one of the questions I asked before I purchased the SDR 1000 How
does it compare with Win radio (as far as scanning). I was told they could
not compare them because they had no knowledge of Win radio. I did not
bother to ask about the scanning feature on the SDR because the information
I
Is teamspeak still at its regular time or is it that no one is recording and
posting it?
Al
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That's a shame, since in the UK scanning of the Amateur bands is quite
OK. Receiving out of band, unless they are commercial bands (and most
of the HF/Shortwave bands are OK) is not allowed in the UK, yet, for
example, 6MHz is receivable on most shortwave receivers including the
SDR1K, which
Stig, maybe someone at Flex will eventually answer your question definitively
since they are the ones who should know.
If it's any consolation, the scanner function was very limited in previous
versions of the software anyway, so you're not losing much. You could set a
low freq, high freq and
It really does not mean much since it is easy to add the functionality back
in via CAT commands such as in Ham Radio Deluxe software. It works well with
the SDR-1000 set up for Kenwood emulation.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Allen Boehm
On 9/30/06, David Ackrill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my opinion, it should be up to the operator to keep to their licence
conditions and not the supplier of the radio to try to be my brothers
keeper.
That is one statement which I _strongly_ agree with Dave. I deal
enough every day with
Ross,
Maybe some of us don't want to use any CAT stuff. This is SDR right?
Software defined radio. It WAS a feature that was there only to be
removed. Most every modern rig I can think of has this feature, why
did Flex remove it? Money for part 15 certification? I'd think that
before they
They have won if you are afraid to say the word Jihad, or anything
related to it. People that live in fear are not free people.
It take a lot more than that one word to have NSA,s computers pick up
on it, and then what? Nothing since these emails contains nothing subversive.
My brother and
fwd'ed to the flexradio reflector for those who may have missed it..
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Hi all,
I have for sale my mint condition unmolested Presonus Firebox firewire
interface. Comes complete with everything as received from manufacture
including,
Stig,
I have versions starting with 1.01 on file. Let me know what
version you would like to have, I am sure I still have it..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
At 07:32 AM 9/30/2006, Stig Rasmussen wrote:
Can someone tell me how to start scanning.
In the 1.6.2 there is a Scanner-button on the
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it or get rid of it in any way. It's always there no matter what
freq or band I go to. Is there any
way to make it go away?
Thanks,
John
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Is it about 11 KHz lower than the center? If so, its probably 60 Hz hum
pick up somewhere, check all your cables and such. What kind of sound card
are you using?
73 - Mike WA8BXN
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can't move it or get rid of it in any way. It's always there no matter
what freq or band I go to. Is there any
way to make it go away?
Thanks,
John
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Stig,
It was removed in SVN 566. Flex has never given an official reason (at
least not one I can I can find in the reflector archives), but I assume
it was regulatory in nature and they were motivated to remove the
feature for whatever the reasons.
Obviously any one with the IDE and using SVN
Well it's been a while but - now I'm having fun - although the last
month has been a roller-coaster ride. Many times, sometimes more than
once in the same day giving up seemed a really good option, then a small
breakthrough would spur me on a little further. I don't know how much
time I have spent
Be aware that if you put it back in the Mattress Police will come after you.
You know, the guys that enforce the laws when you remove that little
label on a mattress or a pillow that says not to be removed under pain
of law. First thing I do is rip off that little label out, oh my I have
Hello all,
Tim is correct. Simply put, scanning is a regulatory issue that determines
which rules the radio falls under.
Gerald
Gerald Youngblood, K5SDR
FlexRadio Systems
Ph: 512-535-5266
Fax: 512-233-5143
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.flex-radio.com
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From:
Rule based languages are simply awesome once you get your brain to
accept how they work, and you stop trying to program them how you would
normally do with languages such as C. All the most complicated programs
that simple worked great that I wrote were done with declarative
languages such as
Gerald,
That answer is a little vague for me. Can you be more specific? I would
like to look up the (legal) reference.
I am not aware of anything in Federal Regulation or Law that prevents
scanning receivers or transceivers. It is one of the most common
implementations in commercial and
Hello Gerald,
With all do respect I don't presume to speak for anyone else, but I was
looking for an explanation and maybe some one that has been a Ham longer
that myself (that would probably cover a lot of people) to point me in the
right direction where we could at least read an in depth
HI Ralph,
I am using the DownEast 144 converter and as Steve at DEMI told me, it needs
a preamp and after installing, SDR seems to hear/work ok. I have done
some contesting and been satisfied with results. I also have a DEMI
40 watt amp and X2 antenna switching control works all ok. I did not
At 12:52 PM 9/30/2006, Tim Ellison wrote:
Stig,
It was removed in SVN 566. Flex has never given an official reason (at
least not one I can I can find in the reflector archives), but I assume
it was regulatory in nature and they were motivated to remove the
feature for whatever the reasons.
At 02:49 PM 9/30/2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gerald,
That answer is a little vague for me. Can you be more specific? I would
like to look up the (legal) reference.
I am not aware of anything in Federal Regulation or Law that prevents
scanning receivers or transceivers. It is one of the most
At 03:24 PM 9/30/2006, Allen Boehm wrote:
Hello Gerald,
With all do respect I don't presume to speak for anyone else, but I was
looking for an explanation and maybe some one that has been a Ham longer
that myself (that would probably cover a lot of people) to point me in the
right direction
just in case you're hunting for WinRadio, their FCC id is HNL
(Robotron Pty, Ltd)
Of some interest to the discussion on scanning:
https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=642081native_or_pdf=pdf
which is their attestation on why it meets 15.121
Their earlier
Sigh. Once again, G3UKB laps the field.
Is it getting a little lonely out there, being so far ahead of pack?
:-)
Very fine work, Bob.
73
Frank
AB2KT
Bob Cowdery wrote:
Well it's been a while but - now I'm having fun - although the last
month has been a roller-coaster ride. Many times,
Lap the field?!? Hell some of us have not even made it to the starting
blocks on this one yet!
FB Bob -- you're one of the pioneers.
Cheers,
Bill (kd5tfd)
At 06:55 PM 9/30/2006, Frank Brickle wrote:
Sigh. Once again, G3UKB laps the field.
Is it getting a little lonely out there, being so
pins 1(C0\) and 14(C1\) to pins 18-25(gnd).
The RF plus these little glitches were adding together and causing the
false triggers.
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- Original Message -
From: Jim Lux [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With Software Defined Radios, it's going to be a whole wild can of
worms, because the usual ways of limiting a piece of hardware to
doing only emissions (frequency, bandwidth, etc.) it's supposed
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