Dudley,
Thanks. Yes, there is no doubt an out of balance situation going on
here. The lines are the same length, but they do come very close to the
PC (tower) case and are also routed too close to the ground wires in the
shack. There's no other way to route them in here. That's why I need
to
The problem is one of focus, but the solution is not an X windows type mouse
because what you really want is your mouse running one app while your key board
runs the other. I'm not sure how to solve that problem unless you somehow
included a logging module or some way to access the logging
Hi All,
I have the new version running and just worked K1RM with my 5000A and a folded
dipole, so it's working.
Just one comment concerning the main form (window), 100 does show completely in
the Drive, AGC-T and AF windows.
Best to all,
Gwyn - G4FKH
Remember Chris
ALWAYS Balanced
Same with feedlines.hehehe
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From: Chris seeber ctsee...@cox.net
To: 'Dudley Hurry' jhu...@austin.rr.com,
flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 05:33:49 -0500
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Balanced vs. unbalanced
Eric added ADODB to the repository for those having problems with VS2008
version. Apologies.
Bob
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Greetings Ruben,
This is an annoying issue for contest/Expedition operation that I wish Flex
could find a solution for.
During a contest I have my logging program (I use N1MM) and PowerSDR on the
same computer. All works great, interfaces fine and there are no issue with
the exception that I
Terminal programs have a control mode, and a text mode that you can toggle
between and you can direct keyboard input into different aspects of the
program. I wonder if you could make an applet that captures the keyboard for a
given program like wrtelog and you could toggle in and out of it,
Using SDR-1000 and Test branch v1.17.0 SVN 2635
On Windows XP SP3
Using virtual com ports Com0Com in v1.16.1 for CAT and PTT control of HRD-DM780
without any problem.
The virtual com port for PTT control is not recognised as a valid port number
in the test branch.
Any idea ?
Eddy ON5UQ.
One of the software guys who codes SVN's (was) working on a version of PWSDR
that 'fit' in Writelog.
What I mean is that a small window with freq, mode, controls sat in the
Writelog window.
He's a busy guy, real busy guy, and I think other progects have come up.
hopefully he will get time to
I am not really a contester but I do play around in them. I have found that
using two monitors solves most of those issues.
Art, K8JK
From: Joel Harrison w...@arrl.org
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 8:40:17 AM
Subject: Re:
Art,
It will not solve this issue, because even with two monitors, which I do
run, you can still only have one program in focus (active) for the
mouse/keyboard.
You will be able to see both programs running (which you can do with one
monitor), you just cannot have access each one in a dual
Running 1.17.0 svn ver. 2635 and the TX meter goes to full scale when in
alc,mic,cpdr,eq. lev etc when operating-goes to 200 db when radio is keyed, is
anyone else seein the same thing?
Dave
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QUOTE
Having the ability to just simply change frequency in PowerSDR with
either the mouse wheel or another external device (Griffin PowerMate,
ShuttlePRO,
etc) without PowerSDR being in focus would be a HUGE improvement for
contest operation.
/QUOTE
I thought the ability to send commands to a
This issue has already been submitted to the bug tracker.
-Tim
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Sent: Friday, January 30, 2009 10:47 AM
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
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A small free applet, called HotWheels, which I got from the Flex files (I
think) will make your mouse wheel, or ShuttlePro Wheel control VFOA.
You load the applet, and can enable or disable it by the Scroll Lock button
on your keypad.
The only problem it disables the NumLock and disables
I thought the ability to send commands to a program regardless of that
programming having focus (or not) was a standard feature available with the
PowerMate.
Unfortunately, it is not. I submitted a feature request to the Griffin folks
several years ago for that capability. I resubmitted
N1MM has the ability to control rig frequency with point and click on
the band map
and the keyboard has incremental change with the + or- key, or is it the
up and down arrows
I can't remember at the moment, increment size is programmable in N1MM.
You can also change bands clicking in N1MM.
This
I am sure many of you have already sorted this out. What is the easiest way to
install an external LNA 6 meters using RX2 ? Can rx 2 be relabled rx1and rx1 in
/ out loop through be used?
Thanks
Fred W1FC/4
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 6:03 PM, FireBrick w...@billnjudy.com wrote:
A small free applet, called HotWheels, which I got from the Flex files (I
think) will make your mouse wheel, or ShuttlePro Wheel control VFOA.
You load the applet, and can enable or disable it by the Scroll Lock button
on
Everyone has their own preference and operating style. Mine is to leave the
keyboard for logging and auto CW sending of callsign, report, etc. and
using the mouse wheel or PowerMate for small frequency adjustment. I keep
the keyboard (and mouse) in the middle, with the PowerMate to the left for
Nope. See the following KC article for how antenna routing works for the
FLEX-5000
http://kc.flex-radio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50385.aspx
You will need to use the dedicated RX2-IN port and put the LNA on it or better
yet at the antenna (mast mounted) to minimize loss.
-Tim
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Oh, have we discovered why dedicated controls are sometimes desirable
in a user interface?
73 de Brian, WB6RQN/J79BPL
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I just received a email from Sami OH2BFO who wrote the HotWheels applet for
PWSDR.
He told me how to defeat the keypad redirects and no the mouse wheel works
even better.
You don't need focus, the mouse wheel changes VFO A on PWSDR, you don't even
have to have PWSDR open on your desktop.
It would be great to forward Sami's note so we can all learn from it!
Thanks
Neal k3nc
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 12:51 PM, FireBrick w...@billnjudy.com wrote:
I just received a email from Sami OH2BFO who wrote the HotWheels applet for
PWSDR.
He told me how to defeat the keypad redirects and no
Chris,
Here is another way to run the wires in, take two identical runs of
coax, at least RG8x, tie the grounds together on the outside end, but
this way you can run the twin lead inside without effecting near
field.. This might solve your issue getting inside..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Except that the reason folks usually run balanced transmission lines is to have
low loss, from the high Z of the line (high Z = low current = low IR losses,
which dominate at HF over the dielectric loss). Two coaxes makes a 100 ohm
line, so you don't get the low loss benefit from balanced
Dudley,
I actually use the configuration you mentioned for my current feedline. It
allows me to run balanced transmission line from my balanced tuner, out the
house (passing nearby metal) and underground for about 50 ft or so. This coax
as balanced line configuration then feeds a long run of
On 1/30/09 11:41 AM, Carmine Iannace mindaugas2...@yahoo.com wrote:
Dudley,
I actually use the configuration you mentioned for my current feedline. It
allows me to run balanced transmission line from my balanced tuner, out the
house (passing nearby metal) and underground for about 50 ft
I'll feel really silly if there's some obvious way to do this that I've
overlooked.
Using PowerSDR, is there some way to transmit in one mode, say AM, and receive
in another, say USB?
If not, can I make this happen with HRD or some other Windows package?
I'm using an SDR-1000.
Thanks.
If your problem is RF pick up in balanced audio pairs, may I recommend Canare
(pronounced Can-R-E) L4E6-S cable which is available from any quality audio
dealer. This whole series of cable is designed for noise immunity. It has a
heavy woven shield and 4 internal conductors, two white and two
You can do this with the Flex -5000 with RX2 option in it.. Two
separate receivers..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Pete Ferrand wrote:
I'll feel really silly if there's some obvious way to do this that I've overlooked.
Using PowerSDR, is there some way to transmit in one mode, say AM, and receive
Dudley Hurry writes:
You can do this with the Flex -5000 with RX2 option in it.. Two
separate receivers..
OK, but I really don't want to buy whole new transceiver just to do this once
in a great while.
Note that I don't want simultaneous receive and transmit.
Is there any reason the
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