Three things you can always count on:
1. "The check's in the mail."
2. "Of course, I'll respect you in the morning."
3. "I'm from the government and I'm here to help you."
Now we can add a fourth one:
"At Microsoft we do it right - first time every time. Your software
freedom is our greatest con
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cess at interfacing their SDR to
>the Apple intel series of computers.. Ah! the pleasure of an iMac
>NO computer fan noise! Keeping my fingers crossed.
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That's basically what occurs in the Icom CI-V Transceiver Mode, the radio
sends out frequency and mode info when the user makes changes. The problem
is that the listening device (tuner, antenna, rotor, etc.) doesn't know the
radio's status until the user makes a change unless the using device also
n3evl wrote:
> Bob,
>
> You might want to check your LIB and INCLUDE environment variables to
> see if they point to any sub-folders under the folder>. It's been a while since I last installed the platform sdk but
> I seem to remember it lets you choose the folder and then you hook your
> dev
eries of computers.. Ah! the pleasure of an iMac NO
computer fan noise! Keeping my fingers crossed.
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Bob,
You might want to check your LIB and INCLUDE environment variables to see if
they point to any sub-folders under the . It's
been a while since I last installed the platform sdk but I seem to remember
it lets you choose the folder and then you hook your development environment
to it via t
At 05:08 PM 8/16/2007, you wrote:
>Then I remembered. A few nights ago I downloaded and installed the new
>Platform SDK from MS. That was the bug I introduced. It has replaced
>all of the interop libraries used by MS VS 2003. I was not smart enough
>to do it on one computer. I did it on every comp
Hey, we knew the job was dangerous when we took it!
The alphas are the bleeding edge. The cartoon
reminds us that there may be imperfections. If
we want comfort, we'll use the betas.
Keep up the good work Bob!
Mike - AA8K
Robert McGwier wrote:
>
>
> My apologies for my dumb mistake. I
You guys work under pressure...without a net...in the heat of the
spotlight.\
And even tho I whine from time to time...I am amazed by you folks.
It's a different breed that lives and breathes CODE like you guys...I
could never do it.
thanks to You and Eric for all you do :)
keep rockin
kw5tx
R
Hey, I saw in the alpha svn log that the third party CW issues were resolved,
and checked it out. Now
it works with the CWX keyer, my Com1 connected vibroplex and CWType on a
virtual comm port!!
The only oddness I saw was that CWX requires Iambic to be turned off to operate
correctly - bu
Bob no need for ANY apologies. The speed with which all of you have
attacked problems is totally without comparison. Us beginning hackers
very much appreciate all the effort you have all put into this product.
I am to the point that when I see an issue (we aren't allowed to use the
word "bug" o
In the last two days, I have been pushing out some code with bug fixes
to PowerSDR. In several cases, people would report new bugs, Eric W
and I would look, and we could find not one thing wrong. Eric would
rebuild and the code would work as expected.
We did several tests after wasting hal
This should be quite easy when the code gets re-organized and re-structured.
Almost every program I have been involved in has become spaghetti-ized a bit
as it developed. Most particularly when it involved a cutting edge in one
area or another. A learning curve is in effect! SDR is certainly c
Surprise, suprise.
C
At 04:06 PM 8/16/2007, FireBrick wrote:
>Newegg just delivered 2gig of additional memory for my pent 4 3.2gig
>machine.
>Total of 3 gigs of memory now.
>Everything runs faster
>
>(newegg had a promo last week) I think it's still running if you need
>memory.
>
>
>
here's an idea..
What if PowerSDR emitted CATlike commands, specifically things like
frequency, when the user changes a parameter. As I understand it,
something like a SteppIR controller, which needs to know frequency,
polls the radio to ask it every second or so. If one had multiple
devices
Newegg just delivered 2gig of additional memory for my pent 4 3.2gig
machine.
Total of 3 gigs of memory now.
Everything runs faster
(newegg had a promo last week) I think it's still running if you need
memory.
-
The more beautiful the woman i
This is a bug Dave and I are currently discussing. It has to do with a
major difference in the way the Kenwood commands interpret Split and the way
the SDR1K/F5K actually work. A TS-2000 has two completely independent
VFO's, you can transmit on A or B and receive on A or B. The FlexRadios
always
For now, I would revert to 1443 until we give further word. We are aware
that there is a problem with the latest. Some unintended side effect of
other bug fixes.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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hi,
I just downloaded SVN: 1445. The Rx audio level is 110 dB higher
than normal (the last SVN, v1.9 and v1.91), and the Tx audio so high
that it over drives the PA when the Tx gain is set at the lowest
value which is -40. Normal setting is about a -5 dB. Only problems I noted.
73, Chas W1
I've seen this twice today, and just tested it again.
I DID NOT EXPERIENCE THIS PREVIOUSLY.
dxLabs latest versions. Commander directing SDR over a parallel port.
flex SDR1000 svn 1445
I don't know which is causing this.
I had used Spot Collector to qsy to a cluster spot that was operating split
I have an Edirol FA66 for sale. The unit was purchased last November
and works really well. Will sell and ship for $240.
73
Neal k3nc
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We adopted an automatic revision updating scheme for the titlebar recently.
We have had a few reports of it sticking on one revision. We'll look into
it. You can trust the number you see in SVN when you update.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Why is my version locked at 1441 when the current revision is 1443??
Always b4 it changed when I hit the svn update. W8XO
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And an LED clock that blinks "12:00" constantly too.
-Tim
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Beppe
Beppe - very nice "appliance" radio.
I see no knobs and buttons - we really need Frank's 3d gui now that we
have to add all the cooking controls into PowerSDR.
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> Hi gang,
>
> attached (I hope work) the ultra-rare image of "B" model
>
> A very impressive combo of
John P Basilotto W5GI wrote:
> In texas B is on the keyboard twice- everything in texas is BIGGER and
> Better- that's what I hear anyway!
>
> John P. Basilotto
> W5GI
Yeah, I can confirm that. Many (too many) years ago I was in Texas in the car
of a colleague, heading for a meeting
with some
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The FLEX-5000 "bank" version! I could use a Flexi-bank for saving my
loose change that would be used for getting more FlexRadio goodies.
-Tim
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As my waistline is already maxed out.
Maybe instead of coding calories into the new Flex we can include.
A SSS module (Software Solar Stimulator).
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Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
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The required lead shielding added too much to the shipping weight and
you can't toast your crumpets in a microwave!
-Tim
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Yeah, perhaps ya'll don't have a "B" on the keyboards in Texas, even better,
I'm sure that ya'll are going send me a "B" model free of charge, so I can't do
all the "Beta" Testing out here in Africa, hi
The A,C, and D models are too expensive, the reserves in my "B"ank account are
very low
Be s
In texas B is on the keyboard twice- everything in texas is BIGGER and
Better- that's what I hear anyway!
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Product Manager
FlexRadio Systems
512-535-5266
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Toaster? I Think a microwave would be more apropriate;)
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> I think Phil is pretty close. I think the A was because it was first,
> the C
> was for computer, and the D was f
I think Phil is pretty close. I think the A was because it was first, the C
was for computer, and the D was for Deluxe. ;)
The FLEX-5000B (as in Baking model with the toaster slots, oven-style door,
and optional cappuccino maker) posed some serious health risks in early
testing. It seems that t
On 8/16/07, John P Basilotto W5GI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dave,
>
> No B model in the works at this time but who knows what the future will
> bring.
>
> Shirts and caps will be available for sale in the next month or two.
> Priority right now is to get 5000s in the hands of customers.
> 73
>
>
Dave,
No B model in the works at this time but who knows what the future will
bring.
Shirts and caps will be available for sale in the next month or two.
Priority right now is to get 5000s in the hands of customers.
73
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Product Manager
FlexRadio Systems
512-53
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