I have a Core 2 Duo machine running XP and I see no different in performance if
PowerSDR is configured to run only on one core. If you get up to 4 and 8 way
core CPUs, context switching may impart some additional latency, but I only
have two cores to work with. Other people's mileage may vary.
A thermostatic fan controller.
Look at the one by Paul, W1GHZ. It is easy to add to a SDR1K. Reverse the
high temp LED so it is on the back of the PCB and mount it to the left of the
fan on the inside.
http://www.w1ghz.org/small_proj/small_proj.htm
http://www.w1ghz.org/small_proj/fan.zip
So we are better off with a fast, single processor CPU than a bit slower
multiple one for the SDR apps if we are going to limit to one?
N0UU
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Is it just me or is everyone getting this same message over and over..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Ing. Milan Dlabac( wrote:
> Hi Flexers,
>
> The exactly the same happened to me two days ago. I was calling 9x0r on 160m
> with my Flex 5000a on CW and I got complains even on cluster. I also
> thought , tha
>
>I used a nibbling tool to cut out all the metal in the enclosure in the
>direct path of the fan. One big octagonal hole instead of many small
>ones. Reduced noise a great deal. Also tried removing the filter.
>
Coincidentally, I was fretting over the fan noise from my SDR-1000 also
recently and
CW Skimmer 1.1 is available at http://www.dxatlas.com/cwskimmer . New
in this version:
- the accuracy of decoding and word segmentation improved;
- improved compatibility with certain soundcards, especially on Vista
(note that CW Skimmer is not officially supported on Vista);
- the Latin cha
Alex,
I just installed version 1.1 over my version 1.0. I appreciate the
changes but I am disappointed that you are still limiting standard
transceivers to a 3 kHz maximum skim! I wrote several times regarding
those of us with transceivers that can open up beyond 3kHz. I am one
of several thousand
Just to play the Devil's advocate, be forewarned that turning off or
circumventing the functionality of UAC will leave Vista more vulnerable to
spyware, malware, virus, and trojans.
With that said, we can all thank Mr. Bill for a most frustrating computer
experience. At least Vista is "pretty"
After being frustrated with some of my sofrware not functioning properly on
my Vista box, I activated the super administrator account (requires several
steps which can be found with a Google search). Since then, I have been
able to run all of my older XP programs without difficulties. After
activ
The 29/Mar Flex Radio Friends TeamSpeak
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Greg reports the first Penelope RTTY QSO
Greg reports CW transmit problem with initial dits
Dayton preparations
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