And these comments were pointed to with some regularity by me and
others. It was well thought out, and very helpful. TAPR did a great
job with this.
If I had one disappointment, it was that individuals with leadership
roles at the time in GnuRadio, who could have been severely impacted by
I know the maximum continuous power output is 40 watts.
What is the duty cycle (and period) at 100 watts?
Is airflow the limiting factor or is there another issue?
I just read recently (EDN magazine?) that air blown directly at a heat sink,
rather than across it, provides more effective
I've spent a lot of my life in HVAC. It is difficult for me to accept the
idea that air should be blown against a (I assume finned and not some simple
plate) heat sink for maximum efficiency!
Lee K9WRU
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From: John Spangler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Over the past 8 months, there has been a couple of enhancement requests to add
Manual Notch filter for CW. I always thought a manual notch could be useful on
PowerSDR, same as it is on other conventional steamboat rigs.
But this is one of the few good enhancement requests that has not been
by more traditional methods. I expect
no less from the Flex-5000.
Flex on forever!
73, Ray, K9DUR
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The manual notch filter is important.
All of the programming effort for the past few months has been towards
getting the FLEX-5000 working with PowerSDR and not on providing new
features. Enhancements and new features will get put back on the
programming to do list once support for the FLEX-5000
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I agree a manual notch filter would be useful and would be even better if
you could right click the offending signal when in panadapter display and
have a selection to apply notch filter. Also it should be available in other
modes as well as CW.
Just some wishful thinking :-)
Dave
WO2X
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Thanks,
Dave
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Maybe implemented as a reverse of the present bandpass. Would really help
in getting the 1khz by +40db pks31 signal down to a mild roar!
Jim - W4YXU
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From: Tim Ellison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
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How about a click, drag and set filter in addition to a fixed width
notch filter? Place the crosshairs on one side of the offending signal
and define the filter width by dragging dynamically created filter width
across it, nulling it out.
-Tim
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Back when I built my Twin Cities and HAL ST-6 TUs,
transmitters with FSK FM'd the transmit frequency
back and forth between Mark and Space. A very
few transmitters had FSK. You usually had to dig
into the VFO and use a diode and capacitor to
shift the frequency.
Later, as a shortcut to getting
the radio. Any
way around this or is this a Windoze limitation?
Thanks,
Dave
WO2X
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Yeah. I've been trying to find a third party program that would send a
specific keystroke combo to a dedicated program.. No luck so far.
Dave
WO2X
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Part of it is a Windoze thing. The powermate is essentially a pointing
device
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At 06:05 PM 7/9/2007, Gerald Youngblood wrote:
One of the pins will be blocked to prevent you from plugging in a RS-232
port. We chose DB-9 because they are easy to find and easy to hand wire.
Have you ever tried to hand wire one of those DIN connectors on the back of
most radios? I have.
Gerald
I too had this issue with the current 1.91B available for download from the
Flex web site. Installed 1.80 release and all is fine.
What is a good stable SVN release at this time?
Dave
WO2X
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Al,
I have determined where the
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At 07:26 AM 7/10/2007, Lee Mushel wrote:
I've spent a lot of my life in HVAC. It is difficult for me to accept the
idea that air should be blown against a (I assume finned and not some simple
plate) heat sink for maximum efficiency!
Depends on the heatsink and chassis design. For a lot of
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elan paim escribió:
Why not to ask the WoodBox radio to Design a nice control for the 5000a?
they can do a good job on this one
excuse me, but i am new with sdr... can the one of sdr-1000 be buyed in
woodbox?
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I finish to buy an offer for sdr-1000 with edirol sound card.
I want test it and if i like it, in some months i will but the new flex
5000.
Please...is there any advice for a newbie?
What software version do i install? 1.8.0 or 1.9.1 beta ?
What is svn ?
and...can i connect my the
H, I don't know about the drive increasing, but the average power
certainly does and that is as it should be. I do not have a peak reading
wattmeter here unless the FWD PWR meter function might qualify and I see
peaks up to 70 watts or so on occasion, but average reading on my Bird is
around
I agree a manual notch filter would be useful and would be even better if
you could right click the offending signal when in panadapter display and
have a selection to apply notch filter. Also it should be available in
other
modes as well as CW.
Just some wishful thinking :-)
Dave
WO2X
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Interestingly, in the digi world (PSK31) both HamScope and MixW have
notch filters built right into their waterfall's. You simply right click
on the offending signal and notch it out (up to about 40db I think).
de ken n9vv
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I agree a manual notch filter would be useful
Hi,
Does anyone have any pics to send me showing a 3 or 4 element SteppIR on a
crank up tower, preferably raised and in the lowered position? I'm going
through as home purchase and want the neighbor's OK before proceeding.
My direct e-mail is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you,
Greg
K0PJ/9
Tim,
Would a notch like this be able to work outside of the filter passband, but
within the panadapter window? It would be great to put a wide manual notch on
an adjacent channel signal to knock down splatter. However, this might work
better (or at all) with software phasing algorithms such as
Ruben,
Welcome to the club!
Please use only the released version 1.8.0 of PowerSDR until you have
your system up and running successfully.
Yes, you can connect a Heil ProSet to a SDR-1000. Refer to the PowerSDR
Operations Manual for the microphone pin out. You will probably need to
make a
The notch filter should be able to work anywhere in the passband of the
audio ~180 KHz when running at 192 KHz sampling rate. Eric has the last
word on that.
-Tim
-Original Message-
From: Guy Atkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2007 6:22 PM
To: Tim Ellison
There are multiple issues at hand here. First, the technical aspect of how
to implement the filter. I'm sure there are latency considerations unless
we somehow combined this into our existing RX filter. Those issues are
really for our DSP gurus N4HY and AB2KT to figure out.
While there are
Sorry, wrong group - 73.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Jul 10, 2007 4:56 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Pics of SteppIR on crank up tower
Hi,
Does anyone have any pics to send me showing a 3 or 4 element SteppIR on a
crank up tower, preferably
KE2SL wrote:
I agree a manual notch filter would be useful and would be even better if
you could right click the offending signal when in panadapter display and
have a selection to apply notch filter. Also it should be available in other
modes as well as CW.
Just some wishful thinking
Sounds like a plan to me.
Bob
Jim Lux wrote:
At 03:47 PM 7/10/2007, Eric Wachsmann wrote:
There are multiple issues at hand here. First, the technical aspect of how
to implement the filter. I'm sure there are latency considerations unless
we somehow combined this into our existing RX
Guy,
Of course, a notch filter could be coded to work anywhere in the range of
the panadapter display. However, don't hold your breath waiting for it to
do what you want. If the splatter is caused by an improperly adjusted
transmitter somewhere else on the band, then the splatter consists of
Hi Ray,
Point well taken.
I shouldn't have described what I had in mind as splatter. Over
modulation would probably be more correct.
I DX foreign medium wave stations from Asia and the Pacific, and the #1
reason this type of DXing is a big challenge is due to the wide signals
from domestic
--- Eric Wachsmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While there are questions in that arena, I suspect the more
problematic
issue at hand is how to interface with the notch. We have
just about
exhausted the combinations of mouse clicks/drags with the
display. Adding
another interactive element
I keep visualizing a click - add a notch button, after which a notch would
appear as a hole in the passband whose edges would adjust like the outer
edges of the passband. This could REALLY help psk31!
Jim - W4YXU
- Original Message -
From: Duane - N9DG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Eric
Duane - N9DG wrote:
--- Eric Wachsmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...We have
just about
exhausted the combinations of mouse clicks/drags with the
display...
How about introducing multiple horizontal zones in the
vertical axis of the panadapter/waterfall window?...
Nearly everything
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