Ian,
I do have the same problem. The audio punch is gone after SVN1836. It looks
like a change has been made to the voice processing routine to avoid a
potential PA overdrive but that diminished the SSB average power
significantly. If you are using the Tortoise you can always roll back to a
I may have goofed up and changed something and can't find what I did.
Using DXLabs, whenever I select a cluster spot that is in the cw portion of
160 meters, the Flex5K properly changes bands, but selects LSB and the 2.7K
filter.
I need to manually select CW as the mode each time.
I can't find
I'm really perplexed by these posts. I am using SVN 1875. ALC was added
ahead of the audio chain to prevent distortion and overdrive; however, a DX
button was added to increase the CPDR range. A 15-25% increase in audio
processing is possible giving the FlexRadio incredible talk power. Try it,
I too have the Audio Punch problem.
I tried to roll back to 1836 and ran into a lot of error messages.
For now, I have settled for the official download 10.1.3 which fixed the
audio problem.
FYI only
Doug, VA3CR
www.va3cr.net
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Place several ferrite split cores on both ends of the USB cable. It has been
know to be susceptible to RFI.
-Tim
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Bill,
I am not having any issues and I am running SDR1000 and Delta with amd
processor 1.5gig of ram. Buffers are set mid way.
However I am running a second soundcard Audigy, and plugged in a
Plantronics Headset. I know some are using a usb headset.
I can run WinDRM DRMDV and FDMDV with no
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One thing I left out, with the changes-- in SVN versions it is recommended
you start with a new database. I recommend trying SVN 1875.
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Chief Operating Officer
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Office 512-535-5266
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I upgraded my Windows XP Pro to the latest
M-Audio Delta 44 driver,
Delta_V32_5.10.00.5065.exe
Now, when I start PowerSDR for my SDR-1000, I get:
Unable to load DLL (DELTAPNL.DLL)
Windows system sounds play fine through the
Delta 44 and and D44 control panel comes up fine.
Do I have to give up
On 05/01/2008, Greg - ZL3IX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am still using a very old SVN with my HPSDR, so have not experienced
these recent problems. Personally, I am in favour of using the envelope
tracker, which I believe is implemented in COMP, rather than CPDR. The
envelope tracker seems to
What I am about to write may not be very popular, and I am likely to be
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would just like to share an opinion that has been developed over many
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comms
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Also available is the same recording,
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Record
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-Tim
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