I wanted to share a source for Firewire cables. They are well shielded and
have noise suppression I have purchased some of these cables to use with my
Flex-5000A (love the radio) and have had zero problems with them. They are a
bit expensive but in my opinion are worth the money.
http://www.
Hello folks,
I'm considering the purchase a 5000A. Please email me directly if you have
one for sale, with the details and price.
73 Saad N5FF
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Hi
Just sold my sdr-1000 and waiting for the 3000 to come on board.
Looks like going to be a long wait. Would buy a 5000 if anyone has a
used rig for sale. Please get back if you would care to sell your 5000.
thanks
dale wt4t
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Mark is dead on right. These *are* very good cables. The shielding and RFI
suppression/immunity using the integrated ferrite beads is excellent. I used
them on my SDR-1000 and on the 5K as well. They are worth every penny.
-Tim
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Running SSTV with DM780 using VAC (demo). The problem I have is that on
about half the received pictures the slant is bad or the picture is
partly shifted (horizontally anywere in the vert interval). The other
pictures are perfect.
Also how to do the SSTV calibration (don't find it in the men
The demo version of VAC interjects a voice in the audio stream at several
second intervals corrupting digital mode signal reception.
It will also do the same thing on transmit, so you should never use the demo
version of VAC for transmitting to prevent unwanted corruption of your
transmitted si
I just sold my sdr-1000 and was thinking about the 3000. My
question, is the receive performance on the 3000,will it be at least
equal to the sdr-1000. I see no published specs yet, about the
receiver...the 3000.. I realize the 3000 is being built to a cost
point with many things the
Yes, I use DM780 running SSTV mode. The 5000a sends the audio to DM780 with
VAC and the SSTV mode needs no calibration. The pictures just start popping
up. If you run Ham Radio Deluxe, HRD, and connect up the CAT controls you can
tune the 5000a right from DM780. DM780 talks to HRD and HRD us
Hi Dale
In my understanding, the 3000 will have a rx that is between the 1000
and the 5000.
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
Programming Services for Windows, OS X and Linux
(540) 242 0911
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Try Spot for OS X, the intelligen
Dale,
This question is addressed in the FLEX-3000 FAQs. Question #1
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=faq#f3k
-Tim
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[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of y...@aol.com
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009
Does that imply the the cable supplied with the 5000 is not adequate, or is
something to be gained by the extra pennies?
Mark is dead on right. These *are* very good cables. The shielding and
RFI suppression/immunity using the integrated ferrite beads is excellent.
I used them on my SDR-10
You need to calibrate the sound card settings.
I am not sure in DM780 but in MMSSTV you go to setup, Misc, then in the
Clock settings set it for 12000 when running VAC
Hope this helps
Bret
WX7Y
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No, not at all. The supplied Firewire cable is of very good quality. These
are the "Cadillac" of Firewire cables and can provide some additional immunity
to RFI in high RF environments.
-Tim
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From: Ross Stenberg [mailto:ross.stenb...@charter.net]
Sent: Saturday, Ja
I am NOT arguing the quality of the cables that you are talking about just
want to add my 2 cents. I have been buying computer cables for a long time
from Cables Wholesale. The are cheap compared to others. I have cut many
cables apart to make custom stuff. The cables are foil shielded and well
FYI. Here is a link to the marketing PDF for the FIREVue cables. It describes
how they are constructed.
http://www.granitedigital.com/fs/Firewire%20Cables%20400.pdf
-Tim
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From: Stan [mailto:wa2...@taconic.net]
Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009 4:07 PM
To: Tim Ellison
Well the prices on the Granite cables are not that bad Tim. And I just
looked at the specs on the CableWholesale Firewire cables and the wire size
is 4-#30 and 2-#22, so there is a difference. And to my surprise the shield
is 90% braid on the CableWholesale.
All of the many serial and din and
I drive a Subaru :^)
No, not at all. The supplied Firewire cable is of very good quality.
These are the "Cadillac" of Firewire cables and can provide some
additional immunity to RFI in high RF environments.
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The Flex Radio supplied firewire cable has been adequate here...
If RF in the shack is an issue, the little beads on the cable at HF aren't
gonna do much. Firewire twisted pair inherently will
reject a lot of RF on a balanced line. Super/multiple shielding is not
normally the issue, it's common m
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