> Actually, when you are in DIGL/DIGU mode, all of the processing is turned
> off. So don't worry about turning off the leveler, COMP, or CPDR. The
> Gate
> and VOX are still active though, I believe.
>
>
> Eric Wachsmann
> FlexRadio Systems
>
Yes, I've used MixW for RTTY and PSK and, ever since
Robert McGwier wrote:
> James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
>> Joe - AB1DO wrote:
>>
>>> Dan,
>>>
>>> just out of curiosity I performed the following experiment:
>>> Using PowerSDR1.9.0 SVN821
>>> Scound card is a Delta-44
>>> Disconnected the Delta-44 cable at the break-out box, thus
>>> disconnecting
/resurrecting old
stereo gear and speakers. Works great .
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James Courtier-Dutton wrote:
> Joe - AB1DO wrote:
>
>> Dan,
>>
>> just out of curiosity I performed the following experiment:
>> Using PowerSDR1.9.0 SVN821
>> Scound card is a Delta-44
>> Disconnected the Delta-44 cable at the break-out box, thus disconnecting the
>> hardware
>> Preamp set to M
On Tuesday 09 January 2007 4:18 pm, Mike Naruta wrote:
> If there was an error on the Flex-Radio web site that
> said the price for an SDR-1000 was $139.90 instead of
> $1399.00, would you expect Gerald to ship all of his
> inventory at that price?
sure - why not!! :)
> Christopher Best wrote:
>
Mike, I thought that the Flex Radio required powered speakers. What you are
saying is the audio output of the Flex can be input to an amplifier and then
you can use any speakers? Makes sense to me.
Bob W6TR
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From: "Mike Naruta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Bob Maser"
I visit the thrift stores (Salvation Army, Goodwill, etc).
Sometimes they have high-end Hi-Fi equipment at low prices.
I've found huge, high-end speakers for $10 each. I bought a
very nice Marantz solid state amplifier for $8. The SDR-1000
sounds beautiful through that amp and big speakers.
Mik
If there was an error on the Flex-Radio web site that
said the price for an SDR-1000 was $139.90 instead of
$1399.00, would you expect Gerald to ship all of his
inventory at that price?
Christopher Best wrote:
> * High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List *
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>
> I re
Bill,
I operated SO2R using one SDR-1000 and one K2/100 for awhile. I did
it on a single computer. I used N1MM which has provision for SO2R,
and also two copies of MixW 2.16 which does not have provision for
S02R. I only have bandpass filters for two bands, 20 and 40, so
these were the band
I presently have a Yaesu ft1000mp. I run a software program that does my
logging, rig control, antenna azimuth etc.
The interface is a microHAM keyer.
It provides me numerous com ports via a USB hardware and virtual comports
system.
It's time to think about another rig.
I'm considereing the SDR.
I couldn't agree more!!
You allude to a "temporary" way to key the SDR via keyboard; (Permanent PTT
key programmed onto the keyboard).
Care to share? I haven't figured out how to key the rig from the keyboard
yet.
Ken
KF4EOM
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am sorry for letting my emotions get to me. I should have walked away
for awhile before responding to Dave's message.
Al Boehm
KE5EUP
Clyde, TX
79510
KE5EUP wrote:
>
>
> KE5EUP wrote:
>> No Dave that is not necessary. I had already sent out a response with
>> a public apology to you for not ho
Joe - AB1DO wrote:
> Dan,
>
> just out of curiosity I performed the following experiment:
> Using PowerSDR1.9.0 SVN821
> Scound card is a Delta-44
> Disconnected the Delta-44 cable at the break-out box, thus disconnecting the
> hardware
> Preamp set to Med
> Measured the noise floor in a 500Hz fil
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Try Ham Radio Deluxe or MixW - both will handle PSK63 and I'm sure there are
others out there.
Paul M1PAF
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Sent: 09 January 2007 21:00
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] PSK63
Dan,
just out of curiosity I performed the following experiment:
Using PowerSDR1.9.0 SVN821
Scound card is a Delta-44
Disconnected the Delta-44 cable at the break-out box, thus disconnecting the
hardware
Preamp set to Med
Measured the noise floor in a 500Hz filter. To stabilize the digital signal
I am looking for some software to run PSK 63 with my SDR. Does anyone have
a suggestion? 73, K9LZJ
Hank Wolfla
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Mike wrote:
> I am trying to download/print the assembly instructions for the Atlas board.
> It is not working from hpsdr.org. I have tried several times on more than
> one computer, still no results. What am I doing wrong?
>
> Thanks, Mike k5NU
Hi Mike,
First, may I suggest you keep in m
At 03:39 PM 1/9/2007, AB7R wrote:
>I would recommend you also look at N1MM Logger. Its free
>and probably one of the best contesting programs there
>are.
Everybody probably has his own favorite program - mine is WriteLog.
$75 to start, then $30 per year thereafter.
I had it connected to my SD
Tim -- Thanks for the note.
I presently use Win-Test with a pair of Orion IIs. It is a fantastic
program and the one that got me to finally retire old faithful TR-Log.
I can't think of how to control two SDR-1000s with Win-Test. On a
pair of computers? Win-Test and PowerSDR rig 1 on the
I was thinking about the coding gain that we are currently using when we
sample at 48K samples per second, but only use a 500 Hz bandwidth. This
reduction in bandwidth results in (I think) ~ 20 db of gain, which is
essentially a sensitivity improvement.
The question that I was wondering was if in
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While wintest is a nice program, I find it somewhat
limited on the US contest support.
I would recommend you also look at N1MM Logger. Its free
and probably one of the best contesting programs there
are. I does support SO2R contesting, though I have not
used that feature with the SDR1K yet.
Look at WinTest using TS2000 emulation.
http://www.win-test.com/
-Tim
Integrated Technical Services
www.itsco.com
"Si fractum non sit, id reficere"
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Sent: Tuesday
Has anyone tried this? If so, I am curious as what contesting
software package you're using and how you interface it with the
SDR-1000s.
I can imagine the SDR-1000s becoming the ultimate contest radio,
especially if a pair of them can be used together with a virtual SO2R
controller built
DLLs need to first be removed manually the
use a new reinstall.
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I should clarify that UltraVNC is a particular flavor or modification of the
standard VNC (Virtual Network Computing) that comes with Ubuntu. The file
sharing is a function of this flavor/mod.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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I use UltraVNC for this sort of thing -- keyboard, mouse, and video from
computers across the room, across town, or on the other side of the world.
:) It has some nice features like file sharing and performance-wise, it is
much faster than Windows Remote Desktop. Also, it works on linux and even
Sorry I should have clarified.
It is only a keyboard & mouse system. It does allow copying & pasting from
one machine to another - you can't drag & drop, you have to copy & paste.
I've used it to control one laptop & two pc's from one keyboard & mouse at
the same time, but the options are limitle
At your suggestion I just installed it and it seems to only
virtualize Keyboard and Mouse Not video??? am I doing something wrong???
Doug
KD8B
At 09:30 AM 1/9/2007, Robert Broadbridge wrote:
>I use a 'virtual' KVM called synergy - http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ .
>
>It's open source &
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Actually, when you are in DIGL/DIGU mode, all of the processing is turned
off. So don't worry about turning off the leveler, COMP, or CPDR. The Gate
and VOX are still active though, I believe.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAI
There is a KB article of speaker brands known to work with the SDR-1000.
All you need to do is a search on "speakers"
http://kb.flex-radio.com/article.aspx?id=10244
-Tim
FRS KB Administrator
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Bob,
I have been using a pair of powered Bose speakers called the Media
Mate. Has earphone jack and two inputs plus is RF hardened. Works
great, was $59 at Sam's .. But now Bose has come out with a new
set that is closer to $200.. I just split the "Speaker
out" between the second soun
Yes, but they are good for only 1920 resolution whereas my Avocents are
2048. Also, see attached from Newegg
Cons: One caveat, if this or any other KVM switch gets excessively hot to
the touch (not warm, HOT) unplug the switch immediately. So far this one has
not gotten warm to the touch. My ol
I use a 'virtual' KVM called synergy - http://synergy2.sourceforge.net/ .
It's open source & works really well.
Best Wishes
Robert & Carolina
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Gerald,
This is good information. Please consider entering into the "Microphone
Setting Profiles" on the FlexRadio Support page at:
http://support.flex-radio.com/ListMicSettings.aspx
73, Dale
WA8SRA
Gerald Capodieci wrote:
>It will plug into and run the SDR. Use a 1/8-1/4 converter for the Mic
Bob, I found that these IOgear KVM switches work well. They sell for $20
and have all cables attached. They are also available for modern PCs
that have USB and no PS/2 connections:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817107407
Bob Maser wrote:
> You would need 4 PS/2 male to ma
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