Tim,
Thank you for the excellent articles regarding the optimal voice
settings. As an avid SSB user and supporter and opponent of the double
sideband AM since the mid 50's, I have been wondering why the people
want to waste the scarcest nature's resource of HAM-radio, the
electromagnetic
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Hi Willi:
Thanks for that very nice detailed description. I am not quite sure if
the thermistor is the problem, but your description should help me to
track down the culprit that causes the short term drifting between TX and RX
Thanks Again
Brian K7RE
Willi Reppel wrote:
Peter,
You
At 02:48 AM 1/7/2007, Willi Reppel wrote:
Peter,
You wrote:
I am not sure where the power for the heater on the 200MHz oscillator come
from
I bought a new 1 W SDR1000 last month before the announcement about the 100
W-only version came.
I disassembled the unit to have a look at the
At 06:41 AM 1/7/2007, K0MV wrote:
Those of you who have Tivo boxes will recognize this.
The feature is a continuous recording of the last 5 minutes of the
received signal. You can rewind and go back to see if you copied that
DX callsign correctly, or maybe try a narrower filter.
Excellent
Hello Peter:
I have never heard or worked with this device, so your explanation
really helped me understand the circuit. Yes, I see now that it is quite
unlikely that the PTC is the culprit. Since apparently there is no
switching, change in loading, or other circuit change from TX to RX, I
Hi Jim:
As always, thanks very much for taking the time to reply and your
help in getting this problem fixed. Yes, feeding the PTC directly off
of the main power supply must lead to some heat variance due to the
inevitable voltage sag caused when going from TX to RX. However, I just
have
Brian,
This modification is fairly recent, so it may be that there aren't many
units out there which incorporate it, and of those units, perhaps few of
their users, if any, are using digital modes AND monitoring this reflector.
Regarding troubleshooting...if you suspect the heater/thermistor
VAC version 4.04 was released 31-Dec-2006. The changes are listed below
Version 4.04 (31.12.06)
* Fixed a bug in topology description (fake recording controls
were not accessible).
* Fixed some synchronization bugs (the system hangs while several
cables are heavily used).
*
Jim Lux wrote:
At 06:41 AM 1/7/2007, K0MV wrote:
Those of you who have Tivo boxes will recognize this.
The feature is a continuous recording of the last 5 minutes of the
received signal. You can rewind and go back to see if you copied that
DX callsign correctly, or maybe try a narrower
The best thing about TiVo is that it ALWAYS does this recording in the
background. In order to make this truly effective, it must always be
running in the background, with a button on the user interface that allows
that last xx seconds/minutes to be saved, or played back. If you must first
hit a
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This is what the timemachine application does under the jack
audio subsystem under Linux.
73
Frank
AB2KT
Terry Fox wrote:
The best thing about TiVo is that it ALWAYS does this recording in the
background. In order to make this truly effective, it must always be
running in the background,
At 07:20 AM 1/7/2007, Brian Kassel wrote:
Hi Jim:
As always, thanks very much for taking the time to reply and your
help in getting this problem fixed. Yes, feeding the PTC directly off
of the main power supply must lead to some heat variance due to the
inevitable voltage sag caused when
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At 08:41 AM 1/7/2007, K0MV wrote:
Those of you who have Tivo boxes will recognize this.
The feature is a continuous recording of the last 5 minutes of the
received signal. You can rewind and go back to see if you copied that
DX callsign correctly, or maybe try a
Jeff and Brian,
To run without the preheater/thermistor you can just disconnect it on the
terminal strip behind the front plate. On my newly bought second SDR1000 the
thermistor is connected to the leftmost post of the black terminal
strip.Unsoldering the read connecting wire from the
At 11:26 AM 1/7/2007, W7CE wrote:
- Original Message -
At 08:41 AM 1/7/2007, K0MV wrote:
Those of you who have Tivo boxes will recognize this.
The feature is a continuous recording of the last 5 minutes of the
received signal. You can rewind and go back to see if you copied that
This function seems to be covered by the built-in 'Wave recorder function of
PowerSDR
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I have been experiencing a glitch recently. I'm hoping some of you have
cured it and will help.
Using version 1.6.3 or 1.8.0 when transitioning from transmit to receive the
receiver is gone. I have to put Power SDR in standby and turn it back on.
The receiver comes right back.
I am using the
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Just testing.. I have not received a note from the forum since
1/1/2007.. Just testing..
73,
Dudley
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Hi All
800 Q's later. No sign of any drift between TX and receive. That is if
the
other station is on frequency. Using MMTTY with N1MM as the logger. The
SDR-1K was putting about 1200 watts up the coax. Started with SVN 819 but
switched back to 801. Had rates over 120/hour (10 Q rates)
On 1/7/07, Mike Monnier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been experiencing a glitch recently. I'm hoping some of you have
cured it and will help.
Using version 1.6.3 or 1.8.0 when transitioning from transmit to receive the
receiver is gone. I have to put Power SDR in standby and turn it back
Hi, this is just a note to say that I finished building my new
WinKeyUSB-HV in about 2 hrs last night. It was easy and fun to put
together.
The HV version has two eight pin ICs that are micro-RELAYS instead of
the standard OptoIsolators. I needed the relay keying in order to
interface to my
Two of us are experiencing an identical interface anomaly with the above
mentioned products. Hopefully someone on one of these reflectors can offer
some constructive advice as to the resolution.
We are using WL 10.61E and PowerSDR v1.6.3 and v1.9.0
The systems are set for VHF and UHF bands
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