Many CW Skimmer users have asked for a way to expand the skimmed bandwidth
beyond 24khz with a Flex 5000. This is possible if you have a Flex 5000 RX2
second receiver. Assuming you already have Skimmer set up to work with the
Flex, here are the 20m CW steps:
Use the w2rf branch of PowerSDR:
On
Attention RigSync 1.0 beta users:
RigSync 1.0.44 is available for download at
http://ehr.net/w2rf/download/rigsync0100.msi
The previous beta expired today December 1, 2008. No message is displayed,
but the SYNC and SKIM buttons no longer function.
Let me know of questions or problems.
Thanks,
Brian C Brian L
I did get an email from the ionosnode folks in Boulder:
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Dave,
We are indeed operating two ionosondes at our facility on Broadway, in
Boulder. I will look over your plots.
I am a casual contester and currently use a large loop antenna fed with an
SG-239 remote tuner. Next spring I
am putting up a Steppir BigIR. At that time I will also put up an inverted L
for 160 and also want to install a
160/80 receiving loop with a preamp in the shack. On 6 meters I have
Is anyone been able to run the latest PowerSDR with firmware version 1.3.0.0?
Dave
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I too cannot run the Flex 5000 using 1.3.0.0 firmware with latest SVN
(version 1.70.0 build 2496). Tells me I need to upgrade. Expecting 1.2.0.3+
but radio has 1.3.0.0. Hmmm PowerSDR cannot do math
I downgraded to version 1.2.08 firmware (I do not have a 2nd receiver) and I
am able to run
Same problem here with the new firmware 1.3.0 and SVN 2496. Could not run
PowerSDR. Went back to firmware 1.2.9 and all is well again.
I think we just got ahead of things and will be updated by tomorrow. We
are just too quick on the draw when it comes to updates.
73 John, N3WT
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Checked the source code, the firmware check parameters were not updated .. I
made the change here locally and 1.16.0 worked with Firmware 1.3.0.
I'm sure Eric will fix it tomorrow.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Sweeney
Sent:
While I agree that it makes more sense that it would be something like a
switching power supply,but the signal is strongest when connected to my
outdoor antenna +20 or so. I've done indoor sniffing with a loop antenna and
I barely pick up the signal if at all.
We're on 2 acres and the closest
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