Anyone try running PowerSDR (and friends) on a system running
XP-Embedded? XPe can be tailored-down to a VERY slim image (useful
systems with 256MB of memory and 256MB of disk are common), is typically
run without a paging file, and can be easily configured to save no
changes made to disk (so
LOL
May be a little exestensial but..
If a signal report is given (READ: transmitted), it CAN'T be fake.
It could be 'inaccurate', It could be 'meaningless', but it COULDN'T be
fake.
Because it was given, ergo it must be real.
Retired firefighter, just donned my old gear...flame away!
Army Curtis - AE5P wrote:
Frank,
Hi Army!
Your choice of headset/microphone is excellent, rivaled only by your choice
of radio ;o))
:-)
I have had excellent results using the DX/Contest setting, however I
strongly advise first checking and setting your microphone gain using the
normal
In all honesty, you should really create your own profile and configure it for
your own specific style and ear. You can start with any default setting, but I
really like to start from scratch.
The only way to really do this is by listening to yourself in a second receiver
(not the RX2).
The US state/county score is important for what reason?
This score you speak of, do you learn about another place, speak to a ham and
learn his likes and dislikes or any lessons from him?
Typing is good.
I have no clue how to answer your question, others are better qualified unless
they are
Why does it matter? If he enjoys it and wants to do it, then he needs no
other reason. I know of no requirement that he provide you with
justification for his preferences. Personally, I can't stand football. I
don't see that it serves any purpose and the scores seem completely
meaningless
Tim Ellison wrote:
[snip]
Wow! A very comprehensive reply Tim, many thanks indeed.
73, Frank GI4NKB
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Actually I never did plug this blog before. I never really tried this before
and I wasn't sure how hard it would be to master. It has turned out to be not
very hard. I know enough HTML to keep me out of the ditch. I came up with the
idea when I was hanging around the Flex booth at Orlando
Actually I never did plug this blog before...
Well...since you sort of did announce it on the Facebook FlexRadio
Enthusiasts group, I just assumed it was in the public domain and fair game for
all. Never the less, it needs to be plugged. It is just that darn good!
If this was an attempt at
Keep it up. blogspot has mostly made this trivial.
Bob
Lee A Crocker wrote:
Actually I never did plug this blog before. I never really tried this before and I
wasn't sure how hard it would be to master. It has turned out to be not very hard. I
know enough HTML to keep me out of the
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 6:21 AM, Peter G. Viscarola pete...@osr.com wrote:
Anyone try running PowerSDR (and friends) on a system running
XP-Embedded? XPe can be tailored-down to a VERY slim image (useful
systems with 256MB of memory and 256MB of disk are common), is typically
run without a
re: Contest signal reports.
Every contest where the required exchange includes a signal report has the same
issue. No one gives out real reports. But something else is usually required,
like a zone, a state, an ARRL section, or a grid square, like in the Stu Perry
160 meter CW contest. Of
On Mar 3, 2009, at 11:13 AM, Rob Sherwood wrote:
re: Contest signal reports.
RST is subjective and not particularly meaningful anyway. If you think
about it, if the signal is strong enough for you to get the
information in the exchange without any repeats, that merits a 5 in
How do you know about the Cape and Islands useless traffic net?
I think it is gone.
I saw you got some great answers, lots of intellect here, other than I.
--- On Tue, 3/3/09, Frank Hunter frank.hun...@ntlworld.com wrote:
From: Frank Hunter frank.hun...@ntlworld.com
Subject: Re:
The Microsoft patch may have a vulnerability.
See US-CERT:
http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/techalerts/TA09-020A.html
and PC World:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/160332/
Dan Scott wrote:
Edwin,
Because you are transferring files by a flash drive, and you want to
remain virus free, then
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