I run Bandmaster, Logic8 and HRD on a separate computer using a combination of
DDUtil, com0com and com2tcp to link to my dedicated the PowerSdr computer. I
uploaded a file called RemoteAccess.pdf showing my configuration setup to the
file section of the DDUtil Yahoo group. All three programs
Bob,
As you are already aware, there is a group of us that are already admitted
to the test group. Maybe Test SVN can be set to only allow the admitted
test members. I certainly do agree that unless an individual is committed
to doing tests of alpha code, comments, criticisms or requests for
You were not stupid. Uncharacteristically Flex introduced an error in the
latest released version that killed PTT. They said they would fix it 2 weeks
ago in a non beta version, but have not. But have in a beta version. I wish
they posted the error on their home page but have posted it
They said they would fix it 2 weeks ago in a non beta version, but have not.
This is not true. There has been a fix in the maintenance code (SVN TRUNK) for
over two months. The TRUNK is NEVER beta software. It is the last production
release, in this case v1.18.0 with only BUG fixes. It
When MOX is pressed, what is the AF Gain setting showing? You may have the MON
gain turned down too low.
-Tim
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Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 11:34 PM
To:
Nice work Mark, that opens up lots of possibilities.
73,
Steve K5FR
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Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 2:16 AM
To: w...@aol.com; flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re:
Dear FlexRadio customers:
A separate SVN Experimental/Development reflector is exactly what we plan
to implement. We will work out the details and make an announcement here in
the next 1-2 weeks. FlexRadio Systems is the only amateur radio company on
the planet that gives its customers (and
My answer was not technically correct. You have to know many AVERAGE users
would not have a clue what a (SVN TRUNK) is. My response was directed for
the AVERAGE ham. Think AVERAGE ham, for if you do not your customer base will
be too narrow to sustain your superior product. Do a poll of those
On Jun 17, 2009, at 10:38 PM, Robert McGwier wrote:
I had to be persuaded but I believe it will benefit all of us.
It is certainly what I would do. Reflectors are cheap and easy to set
up. If one doesn't want to spend any effort we could certainly create
another on google-groups or
But if I donate my Flex to my daughter when I die, and she has children and
they became hams will they still be able to use the relay?
Burt
--- On Thu, 6/18/09, Gerald Youngblood ger...@flex-radio.com wrote:
From: Gerald Youngblood ger...@flex-radio.com
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Life
I want to disagree with in this rare instance. THE ONLY CODE THAT IS NOT
BETA IS THE FULL RELEASE WITH AN INSTALLER ON THE WEB SITE. Any and all
other code should be considered Beta or Alpha. The trunk is the ONLY Beta
code. The branches are all ALPHA code. Only Eric is in charge of moving
I respectfully disagree ...I don't think there should be any restrictions on
who gets to test software, if someone is savy enough to figure out how to
navigate the SVN process, they probably should be able to test the
software. The more you restrict that base of people, the less you have, and
the
If you are like me, you are going to spend all of your kids and grandkids
inheritance given the RIDICULOUS state of the health care for the elderly in
the US so you might want it to be the centerpiece of your estate (where it
belongs).
;-).
Bob
N4HY
On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Burt
At 22:38 6/17/2009, Robert McGwier wrote:
I had to be persuaded but I believe it will benefit all of us. The use of
the test branch by people running contests and hunting vital DX or worse
yet, doing ARES work just sent shivers down my spine. It is time for a
fork in the road.
IBM
It is not up to me by no means but I think simpley to select the Alpha test
group
Email reflector users, would be to only put people in it that have sent bugs to
the
Bug tracker in the last 6 months or something like that.
73's
Bret WX7Y
Other wise you have just another group of users who
I think what Bob is getting at is the need to very clearly distinquish all
the trial (Alpha) efforts from fully released versions so that newcomers to
Flex products don't hit the panic button so quickly when a particular Alpha
doesn't work for some reason or other. The warnings you get on
I am trying to monitor several things at the same time. I am using RX1
to monitor the 20M Olivia calling frequency but I am also trying to
use RX2 to monitor for 10M band openings. I want to hear RX2 but want
to mute RX1 to the speaker while sending the RX1 low-IF stream through
VAC to
Gerald et al,
Thanks for a great product. The Flex-3000 rekindled my interest in HF
after 30+ years in self-confinement in 2M emergency activities. My new
Flex-3000 is fantastic - even with the quick-and-dirty longwire at 15
feet that I'm using as a temporary antenna. I've worked more
Is a dual Xeon 3200DP 3.2GHz fast enough?
Tom AC5TM
Tom Miller 504 715-7185
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You should have no problems with that PC.
-Tim
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Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 3:10 PM
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Processor
Is a dual Xeon
Gerald,
Great idea!
A few years ago we outsourced our IT Service Desk, but people kept calling the
folks they knew that could help them solve problems (often these are busy
developers and operations folks who have other work to do.)
That kept happening until the developers stopped
That sort of models the modern amateur radio
transceiver manufacturers. You may get an
upgrade infrequently, after it has been
tested many times. We are familiar with
that process.
One group of hams are attracted to the
Flex-Radio products because of the
performance and features.
Another
Mike,
I am sure we can find a happy medium that meets the interests of both
groups. We will put a lot of thought into it, taking into account all of
the comments we are getting on the subject. Foremost, there needs to be
some qualification of who fits in which group and where they communicate.
Reflexively, I disliked the idea of quashing the SVN talk on this list.
But as I started to think about it more, it began to make sense: How
many people REALLY want to watch the sausage being made? Even open
source loving Linux users don't all want to belong to the linux-kernel
list. Some people
On 6/18/2009 4:04 PM, Peter G. Viscarola wrote:
about what needs done in the next revision of the kernel.
So... sure. Move the dev talk to another list. That'd be sensible.
But restrict who can join? I think that'd be a darn shame.
Peter
K1PGV
I would also vote no to restricting the
I doubt that we would limit customers from joining the new
experimental/prototype list so long as they are willing to follow the rules
for participating in the list.
Gerald
Gerald Youngblood, K5SDR
President
FlexRadio Systems
13091 Pond Springs Rd. #250
Austin, TX 78729
Phone: 512-535-4713
Will the Demo run with only the sound cards in the list?
from the shack of
WB5AAA
73 de JIM
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Just got the confirmation from UPS today. 4 weeks since ordering. This BB
has really been helpful in ramping up in advance, although I am certain I
will have some novice questions once I get started.
Mark Lunday
WD4ELG
mailto:wd4...@arrl.net wd4...@arrl.net
http://wd4elg.net
Hi all,
First let me say I am enjoying my Flex radio greatly. It has been a true
pleasure to be a part of this exciting evolution of radio.
I would like some help understanding a phenomenon I am seeing that just
started with version 1.18.0. After reading what Frank, WA3JBT posted about
the AGC
At 13:20 6/18/2009, Mike Naruta wrote:
What if instead of talking about SVN or alpha versions, we called it
experimental
or prototype versions?
How about truth-in-labeling and call them bug testing versions
--
Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE gomberg1 at wcf dot com
All
Use the unsupported sound card. There is a video that shows how to set it up.
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=powersdr1x_testdrive
-Tim
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[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of jim
Sent: Thursday,
I do agree that for marketing purposes you need to separate the Support
Reflector from the Experimental Group.
There are a lot of people who do not understand the difference between
Support and Experimentaion and it is pretty obvious that your
competitors are pointing to the bugs incurred in
You are above the rest, don't get too cautious.
Bugs are OK, it shows you are progressing
Burt
--- On Thu, 6/18/09, Gerald Youngblood ger...@flex-radio.com wrote:
From: Gerald Youngblood ger...@flex-radio.com
Dear FlexRadio customers:
A separate SVN Experimental/Development reflector is
On Jun 18, 2009, at 4:24 PM, Howard S. White wrote:
I do agree that for marketing purposes you need to separate the
Support
Reflector from the Experimental Group.
There are a lot of people who do not understand the difference between
Support and Experimentaion and it is pretty obvious that
On Jun 18, 2009, at 4:46 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
But there is another way to think about this. Yes, it may scare
someone off but I can't imagine it scaring off someone who really
should buy a Flex radio. If it scares a potential buyer, maybe you
don't really want that buyer. In my
Hi everyonejust wanted to say I am really enjoying radio again because
of the 5000AGREAT RADIO! I never get tired of getting good reports!
Thanks Flex,
Leon, N5PU
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Bob has a good point. We don't want to scare away potential users by talking
about broken code without a clear understanding that we're talking about
'Alpha Code' or 'Experimental Code.' However, two lists might be cumbersome and
add to the confusion.
I believe it's all in the semantics. When
Two groups would be good. It would be easier at least for me to keep
track of what's where.
You could consider restricting membership in the 'development' list to
Flex owners.
73
Wayne
K4ELO
73,
Wayne
K4ELO
k4...@fastmail.fm
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On Jun 18, 2009, at 4:50 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
On Jun 18, 2009, at 4:46 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
But there is another way to think about this. Yes, it may scare
someone off but I can't imagine it scaring off someone who really
should buy a Flex radio. If it scares a potential buyer, maybe
Here is a FYI on my remote setup...I bought and still have a Omni IV ( that
is for sale )and set it up for remote operation per their advertisement and
techs that told me how great it would work remote...after 6 months of myself
and a guru IT friend of mine working with it, we still had continued
I have an early (4 pin mic connector) SDR-1000 with 100 watt PA, updated
oscillator with thermistor, and external oscillator option. Included is an
Edirol FA-66 and all the necessary cables for hookup. I calibrated the unit
and checked it out on the air two weeks ago, everything is in fine
Version 1.18.1 is now up as the current software release on the Flex
website. Thanks guys!
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couch... Mike - KM0T - 73
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Thanks for the info. I guess I haven't lost my mind. I'll wait for
18.1 to get released.
73 de Tom, N9GUN
On Jun 18, 2009, at 11:22 AM, Robert McGwier wrote:
I want to disagree with in this rare instance. THE ONLY CODE THAT
IS NOT BETA IS THE FULL RELEASE WITH AN INSTALLER ON THE WEB
Processor is not the only part of the equation to answering the do I have
enough computer fire power for a flex. I am finding with my FLex 3000 that
the video card is also an important componet.
I run about 10 to 15 percent load on a AMD 6000+ but am seeing a few DPC hits
and an occasional
I recently added a CRT monitor to my laptop for use with my Flex. I
discovered today the monitor is causing noise on 6m. There is a grinding
hum 50.047000 which reappears every 48 kHz. It is only audible when the
antenna ( a field day antenna temporarily set up just outside) is pointed
back at
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