To all new FLEX-3000 users,
Now that there are more that a few FLEX-3000s in use out there, we
really could use a few shack pictures of your FLEX-3000 operating
position for the web site. If you would like your shack featured on the
FlexRadio web site, please send me a few pictures (off list,
On May 18, 2009, at 9:11 AM, Woodrick, Ed wrote:
Brian,
My guess is that there probably has been no significant testing of
the voltage levels for the 3000. I suspect that the specified
voltages come from the many parts that are used in the radio. As
such, your mileage may vary on a per r
Long beverages are not necessary for diversity reception. All you need is two
antennas. There is a Knowledge Base article about it.
http://kc.flex-radio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50386.aspx
-Tim
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
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Sounds like a fantastic thing. Unfortunately some of us are unable to set up
1500 ft beverage antennas or whatever else is needed to accomplish this.
A couple of verticals, maybe
Edwin Marzan AB2VW
> Date: Mon, 18 May 2009 16:32:53 -0500
> From: r...@w9ray.org
> To: FlexRadio@flex-ra
.NET 3.5 required?? I have Pretty Betty running under .NET 2.0, everything
on
the recieve side seems to work okay. Listening to the DRM relay of Radio
China
from Sackville.
Win2Kpro
Core2 duo 1.87gig
2gig ram
D44
Dream 1.6.1
Firefox and some other background stuff.
CPU usage is peaking at 30%
Ro
Net 3.51 did the trick! A nice selection of skins and a really a neat visual
improvement.
Thanks to all for your help.
73, Dick
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Some people have been talking about dual monitors.
I have some PCI nVidia dual monitor cards.
Would it be acceptable if I mentioned that they are looking for a good home?
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Like, what am I supposed to put HERE?
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Now you guys! You're starting to get me excited...again. It was
N9DG who pointed me in the direction of software defined radio a couple
of years ago. I had never heard of it. Reading some early plans for
the Flex5000A I saw a reference to dual diversity reception as one of
the goals. T
On 5/18/2009 4:32:53 PM, Ray J (r...@w9ray.org) wrote:
LOL
Most hams
don't even know what diversity reception is.
w9Ray
Sure I doI experience it frequently.
It's when the DX station comes back to W9O?
and everybody from all districts, most countries, and 7 continents all send
the
I am very interested, but hardly have time to operate, let alone play
around with SVN versions.
At 08:46 AM 5/18/2009 -0700, Brian Lloyd wrote:
It seems interesting to me that there was WAAAY more interest in the
Pretty Betty eye-candy than in the new diversity reception code. And
then there w
Of course I know, it is when you receive white, black, and Mexican signals
equally
--- On Mon, 5/18/09, Ray J wrote:
> From: Ray J
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Diverse Betty
> To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
> Date: Monday, May 18, 2009, 5:32 PM
> LOL
>
> Most hams don't even know what diversity
LOL
Most hams don't even know what diversity reception is.
w9Ray
Brian Lloyd wrote:
It seems interesting to me that there was WAAAY more interest in the
Pretty Betty eye-candy than in the new diversity reception code. And
then there was the ESSB discussion. Amazing!
I always find people's p
Chuck:
You fell into my trap but did not get caught and proved you are getting
good results and that you knew the things to expect.
The granularity of the controls is too large and the amplitude
variations favors the strong antenna on RX1. You have all of this
exactly right.
I am not sure
QST to all Flexers,
The special Dayton pricing is still in effect until midnight tonight
EDT. All items except for the FLEX-3000, FLEX-1500 and the PowerMaster
power meter are 10% off the retail price. Although the FLEX-3000,
FLEX-1500 and the PowerMaster power meter are not discounted, if y
Correction:
In my observation 2 below it should have read "significantly stronger on RX1" .
2. After several failed attempts to null two signals I figured out the it
appears that the magnitude only affect the signal coming into RX2. This means
if the signal is significantly stronger on RX2 yo
First, a big THANK YOU to Bob, Eric, and Lee for their contributions to the
development of the diversity controls in PowerSDR.
I had a chance to exercise the signal phasing capability in the PowerSDR
diversity branch over the weekend. I found this capability to be extremely
effective and usefu
Folks,
Bob, K5KDN and I are just getting through Little Rock, on our way back to
Austin, going to stop for food and gas and will be on 20 this afternoon unless
the band falls apart as it has been doing lately, then we will move to 40
meters, somewhere around 7.180 to 185 or so.. I'll use th
Have a 1 week old flex 3000, fantastic rig,except I want to start using my
tranverters and a few other things with the 3000 and find the 5000a is better
suited, to what I want to do. Maybe another Flexer would want to trade a used
5000a, with $$$ on my side,toward the trade? Please get back ,off
Yes. There is additional CPU use when changing the graphics. Depending
your PC hardware, you may not see much of a difference though. For example,
on my quad core Q6600 development machine, The CPU use on Pretty Betty is up
~3-4%.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 11:13
If I'm not mistaken, that's a Hyperthreaded processor, not a dual-core.
I'd probably recommend getting a new machine for anything else that you do and
then wipe this one clean and reload it with a fresh OS for your Flex computer.
I'd stay away from ANYTHING else on the machine such as anti-viru
I asked this of the group and received no answer
Does Pretty Betty use more CPU time?
--- On Wed, 5/13/09, Jesse N4BFD wrote:
> From: Jesse N4BFD
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Ugly Betty
> To: "Burt"
> Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 11:39 AM
> Install and run Tortoise svn as per
> this link htt
Brian,
My guess is that there probably has been no significant testing of the voltage
levels for the 3000. I suspect that the specified voltages come from the many
parts that are used in the radio. As such, your mileage may vary on a per radio
basis as to what the actual levels may be.
I don't
OK, I know that the specs say 13.8V +/- 10% so that is an operating
voltage range of 12.4V to 15.2V. But what is the real operating range,
especially on the low end? Seems to me that the Flex 3000 is clearly
aimed at portable operation but portable operation to me implies
battery power. Tha
It seems interesting to me that there was WAAAY more interest in the
Pretty Betty eye-candy than in the new diversity reception code. And
then there was the ESSB discussion. Amazing!
I always find people's priorities interesting.
--
73 de Brian, WB6RQN/J79BPL
Brian Lloyd - brian HYPHEN wb6rqn A
Update: decided to upgrade and add better HD and DVD burner (have VISTA OS).
This way I can use the Dell as a dedicated Linux system.
The revised PDF is at http://tinyurl.com/r4eezr.
Joe
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> To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
> Date: Sun, 17 May 2009 13:11:58 -0400
> Subject: [Fle
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