Did you try re-installing the driver again without uninstalling it first?
Turn off the FLEX-5000. Re-install the driver, and reboot the PC. Then start
up the FLEX-5000 and see if it works.
I have seen what you are describing and the re-install solved the problem. Why?
I have no clue.
Performance, performance, performance.
We haven't seen the numbers yet but performance wise the 3000 will
reportedly come in between the fl-1000 and the Flex-5000a. I have to
believe it will cream the other rigs in that price range however.
Plus, with the continual advances made in PowerSDR it
I would guess some users might desire the additional antenna connector
options and the capability to add RX2 and the pending transverter.
Pete, N3EVL
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Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008
On 10/10/08 08:32 am Ian Wade wrote:
The FLEX-3000 Details web page is now on line with a picture of the
radio without a cover.
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=F3k_details
An awesome box indeed! This raises the question: why should anyone buy a
5000 now?
Without checking the
Ian,
As Alan pointed out, no RX2 no provisions for either internal or external
transverter.
In addition, no RX-only antenna input, no antenna switching facilities,
only 1 PTT output for keying amp, etc.
On the performance side:
1.) Instead of 11th-order bandpass filters for each band,
Dave,
I took that info from the product comparison matrix on the Flex website.
73, Ray, K9DUR
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Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 9:40 AM
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] [www] New FLEX-3000 web
I thought it was mentioned it would do balanced or unbalanced input,
depending on how the mic plug was wired.
Dave
wo2x
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Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 9:32 AM
To: 'Alan NV8A' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Flex Group'
Needless to say, for contesters, two 3000s in a SO2R setup will be a
killer (once the driver issues get resolved to allow it!). It will be
great for me personally as I have a small beach house that I was
originally carting my 5000a between it and our house and was worried
about the wear and tear
Thanks. I do remember hearing it at one time :-)
Dave
wo2x
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From: Tim Ellison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2008 10:04 AM
To: Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] [www] New FLEX-3000 web page on line
Dave,
That was
Just one note. The frequency stability numbers listed are worse case numbers
measured over a very wide temperature range that exceeds the operating range of
the FLEX-3000. The actual values will be measured and the specifications
updated appropriately.
-Tim
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From:
Perhaps the FLEX-3000 with not be able to use the new 2meter and 70cm
transverters?
Nice radio, for sure.Edwin MarzanAB2VW Date: Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:32:15 +0100
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [Flexradio]
[www] New FLEX-3000 web page on line From: Tim
Hi guys,
I have not try in VMWARE...1394 is not supported
Again. for all yesterday evening:
nothing to do...digital sign or not...device not found !
If I disable, with F8 at boot the digital sign requirent, when power up FK5
the classic bing bong is played but the alert
With 4GB installed on a computer, you are losing 800 MB of memory,
which means you get 200mb more memory than a 3 GB configuration which,
given the cost of memory, is okay with me. I honestly think that x64
(as a reason to access more memory) is only a real advantage when you
get over 5GB *(6gb is
From: Tim Ellison (W4TME) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 9 Oct 2008 Time: 17:08:36
The FLEX-3000 Details web page is now on line with a picture of the
radio without a cover.
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=F3k_details
An awesome box indeed! This raises the question: why should
The thing most people need to understand is that Windows (XP as well
as Vista) divides the memory in half, and gives one half for system
usage and the other half for your programs.
Sorry, no... that's not correct.
Windows divides the VIRTUAL address space in half, not the physical
address
On 10/10/08 8:01 AM, Neal Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With 4GB installed on a computer, you are losing 800 MB of memory,
which means you get 200mb more memory than a 3 GB configuration which,
given the cost of memory, is okay with me. I honestly think that x64
(as a reason to access
Just bring up the task manager and watch it. You can get there either
by right-clicking in the task bar or typing CTRL-ALT-DELETE (in XP and
Vista ONLY!) and clicking on the task manager button. Click on the
Processes tab and find PowerSDR. Just watch it over time.
73
Neal k3nc
On Fri, Oct 10,
Hi All
have XP-pro sp3 (32bit) running with4GB RAM, no problem.
Quad core2.
Maybe not all RAM is adressable but 3.5GB ik OK ;-)
Why the talk must have VISTA64 couse I have 4GB RAM ???
73 peter pa0pvn
groeten Peter websitehttp://www.homepages.hetnet.nl/~petervn/
I've not had any success in using FLDIGI-WIN to -send- CW with the Flex 5000a.
I've tried various configs both Fldigi and PowerSDR but there must be something
simple I am missing to make it send CW (normal for me). :-) If you have your
5000a sending keyboard cw with Fldigi I would appreciate
Hi guys,
for last time...return on problem:
Looking on System Resource of IQ500Vista64, I found that Firewire (IEEE 1394)
interface...share the IRQ16 with the video adapter (NVIDIA) and
with one of the
USB HUB on board too.
Is this the problem ?
In the other VISTA PC I have, the
QUOTE
Is this the problem ?
/QUOTE
It is not ideal, sharing IRQs is best avoided when possible, but it is
not NECESSARILY a problem.
Sorry, but this is a very fuzzy area where there are few absolutes,
Peter
K1PGV
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I would think the video card is one of the worst devices to share an
IRQ with however.
If you can get into your BIOS at boot time, try turning the setting
that defines whether you are using a PnP capable OS to On/True or
whatever signifies you want the OS to manage IRQs. Usually this is
set off
You can now pre-order the FLEX-3000 for $1499 ($100 off of the regular price
of $1599) and the FLEX-1500 for $499 from the FlexRadio Systems On-Line
Store. As with all pre-orders, your credit card will *not* be charged until
the item is actually shipped to you. If you order other items in
Beppe,
With the radio being a real-time device, can't wait on anyone, video
being a very busy device, this could be a problem, but may not be your
issue though, I think that it's Vista 64, particularly if you are
running with SP1. I understand with SP1, MS has killed the ability to
According to 'Process Explorer' ( www.sysinternals.com ) Power SDR
V1.15.0 svn 2458 uses a peak of 67 Mb physical memory and a virtual
size of 322 Mb on my WinXp SP3 AMD 3300+ that is equipped with 1 Gb of
Ram physical.
I typically have several other programs besides PSDR running (
Beppe,
I did notice on the HP site that they have 32 bit version drivers for
the TouchScreen. I would create a set of Recovery CDs first, then you
can shrink your current patition, and try loading up Vista 32 using the
HP drivers.Then you might need a tool like VistaBootPro to help
There's a common thread here. Yes some are able to run SDR OS with Vista
but many if not most are encountering problems. Rarely is any difficulties
encountered with WINXP, SP3. Ergo the obvious answer is, don't use Vista.
My personal experience is that Vista is a piece of crap and not worth the
I am not disagreeing with you feelings about Vista in general, but the problem
discussed in the recent threads is not Vista, per se, but the 64-bit Firewire
driver which is *not fully supported and is a beta implementation at best.
PowerSDR is not having any issues.
There are numerous people
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Hi All
have XP-pro sp3 (32bit) running with4GB RAM, no problem.
Quad core2.
Maybe not all RAM is adressable but 3.5GB ik OK ;-)
Why the talk must have VISTA64 couse I have 4GB RAM ???
73 peter pa0pvn
It's not must have, but the people who put the PC together will
I have for sale a FlexRadio Systems SDR-1000 with 100W PA, internal ATU,
M-Audio Delta 44 Sound Card. Radio was originally shipped in January 2006
has an 8-pin mic connector.
Included are:
SDR-1000 HF/6m Transceiver with 100W PA ATU
Internal 160m-6m Automatic Antenna Tuner
M-Audio Delta-44
I have a SDR 1000 the 100 watt model with auto tuner, Delta 44 Audio card with
cables. Also a Griffin Knob. All works fine, upgrading to 5K model. $1200.00
includes shipping.
Scott
cell 614-419-3077
KQ8RP
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The 11/Oct Flex Radio Friends TeamSpeak
zipped mp3 (8 minutes) is available at:
http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx?id=896
or
http://www.hamsdr.com/dnld.aspx
Dropouts due to packet loss on my Internet
connection (Comcast).
Mike - AA8K
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