I' tweaked my equalizer settings while calling TO5JF (St. Barts).
The output of my MFJ DVK was too low compaired to using the Heil ProSet mic.
Duh, read the instructions and adjusted output pot to equal ProSet mic.
Got the St. Barts 2 calls later.
I found just the slightest uptic on 500 & 2K set
It sounds like they changed their interface in the new driver. For now, I
would reinstall the older driver. This may be one of those "if it ain't
broke, don't fix it" kind of things. The older driver has served well for
some time. I suspect there may be Vista related reasons to upgrade though.
Thanks Eric. I went back to M-Audio 5.10.0.5051
and PowerSDR talks to the SDR-1000 again (SVN 1875).
Even though I removed the old driver, the latest
control console still starts up along with the
previous one. I hate Windows.
What would be the latest M-Audio Delta-44 driver
that works with Powe
I wrote here a few months ago concerning the fact that I was unable to drive
the audio hard enough on my SDR1000 to see the meters kick up on my power
supply and watt meter. Using Comp & Cpdr settings at 2 made a considerable
difference. I also noticed John (W5GI)mention the DX button on the co
I got some audio feedback data while in a QSO this weekend. This was
relatively local stuff on 75m in the evening but what I heard seems to
be in agreement with the described functionality of the new DX button.
Basically, when the DX button is engaged, there is considerable punch,
providing a n
Mike,
On your intermittent reboots, look for a defective powersupply or a
cooling fan failing on you.50 -50 on which is causing the
problem, just about anything else will leave some information on the
failure in Event Viewer log.
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
At 12:00 PM 1/7/2008, Mike Naruta wrot
Alan,
[begin rant]
I've had a similar question, but phrased it less delicately: "Is it just me or
is the requirement to build a new
database just a bad design decision that doesn't improve with age?"
In a previous incarnation as a software developer, I would not have been able
to foist off
Hi,
Is anyone using a Yaesu MD-100 mic with their 5000? If so, did it plug
right in with no modifications required and how does it sound?
Thanks,
Mike - ke5akl
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Hi,
Awhile ago I posted saying that none of my straight keys or my
external key worked reliably when plugged into the key input on the
back of the 5000A. This is resolved now so thought I'd post the cause
and solution.
The problem was caused by a combination of wiring and software.
Table 2 in th
Has anybody noticed a substantial difference in RX signal between the dbm
meter readout and the PanAdapter scale while receiving white noise?
73's de Alex
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From: "Howard Nurse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Alex,
Yes - in fact I was going to post this same question. My S-meter
always seems to be 20 dB or more above the Panadapter display.
73,
Mike - ke5akl
>Has anybody noticed a substantial difference in RX signal between the dbm
>meter readout and the PanAdapter scale while receiving white no
At 03:03 PM 1/7/2008, Mark Amos wrote:
>Alan,
>
>[begin rant]
>
>I've had a similar question, but phrased it less delicately: "Is it
>just me or is the requirement to build a new database just a bad
>design decision that doesn't improve with age?"
>
>In a previous incarnation as a software develo
Jim,
Yes, I agree that this was a reasonable trade as long as this design decision
doesn't get carried forward to the new
product. (I have to plead ignorance regarding how the new design will
implement the storage of user settings.)
Though I am generally pessimistic about fixes that are promi
On Jan 7, 2008 8:04 PM, Jim Lux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Eric,
> Has it really been 4 years? Time flies, etc.
>
>
Just think of how much you could have improved PowerSDR in that time had you
spent it coding rather than bitching and sniping, Jim.
Therewith I also am gone from this list.
I think this question came up before and if I remember correctly it is
because the s-meter reading relates only to the signal strength (average
power?) within the filter passband whereas the level shown in the panadapter
window is averaged across the entire sampled bandwidth. This is by design.
The meter indicates the signal level in the selected bandwidth. The
panadapter shows the noise within the FFT bins. The later is about 11 Hz
for a 48 kHz sample rate.
It's not rocket science, but it is real. Change your bandwidth and look
at
the change in noise amplitude on the me
Quite so Jerry,
In fact, with my quick check, the difference in signal strength between
that measured in the 25hz CW filter and the noise level in the panadapter
is "in the noise."
Had thought perhaps the intent was to use a central FFT bin for the
meter. Just for consistency.
Thanks for the
Mark,
No it's not a requirement to generate a new database, but there are
times that additional information needs to be stored in the local
database, which changes the overall relationship. They do try to
hold down the changes, but particularly between major changes, many
things get added
Bitching, Moaning, Ranting and Sniping with regards to Alpha Test
Software seems to be counterproductive. Maybe we should all
periodically remind ourselves that we are very fortunate that FRS has
given us access to the SVN's and associated alpha updates. How many
other for-profit companies ca
For sure Chuck,
I have a hard time remembering that a release such as v1.10.2 is a beta
and a SVN such as 1875 is an alpha that we are privileged to help check
out. Our comments on the SVN code should be restricted to constructive
comments to an open source programmer checking out his code!
I t
Quoting Frank Brickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on Mon 07 Jan 2008 05:45:33 PM PST:
> On Jan 7, 2008 8:04 PM, Jim Lux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>> Hey Eric,
>> Has it really been 4 years? Time flies, etc.
>>
>>
> Just think of how much you could have improved PowerSDR in that time had you
> spent
Having been burnt by that once, I now keep a backup copy of my working
database, and have had to use it once as well. Obviously the radio
won't necessarily come back on the right band or mode, but at least I
don't have to set up all the basic parameters, all the drive levels, AGC
preferences,
Hi,
bandwise carrier suppression routine now works fine with recent SVN
1886. I had a problem on 80m with the carrier only about 30dB below PEP.
Later I found the same on 15 and 10m. Running HTRX-Test, Carrier, Check
All solved the problem. All bands are again within specifications. The
questio
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