That helps. :-)
The precision in sampling reflected power, which is essentially a very low
power level isn't that accurate with different impedance values, so a little
bit of error in the reflected power measurement can result in a bigger error
when calculating SWR. The FLEX-5000 is much bette
>
> So the question is which do I believe?
>
I don't know anything at all about how PSDR computes SWR. And I suppose it IS
possible that it and the LP-100 are measuring different things or at different
places or something.
But I *do* know about the LP-100, and it's a seriously fine piece of
Oh, a big DUH on my part!
A 5000a and PSDR 1.18.2.
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From: "Tim Ellison"
To: vtnn...@comcast.net, "Flex Radio"
Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 11:06:43 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] How accurate is the SWR meter in PSDR?
What ra
What radio hardware are you using?
-Tim
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
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Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 10:57 PM
To: Flex Radio
Subject: [Flexradio] How accurate is the SWR meter in PSDR?
"The picture also shows a 'spur' that is present and simply switches from one
side of the carrier to the other when SR is selected"
That is exactly what Spur Reduction is supposed to do. It really doesn't
reduce DDS spurs, per se, it moves them out of the RX passband.
-Tim
-Origina
I installed a SteppIR BigIR MKIII in my yard yesterday and it seems to be
working ok.
However I am getting some very different SWR readings when I compare the SWR in
PSDR
vs my LP-100.
Here is what I am getting on my BigIR. Some are crazy different.
PSDR LP-100
3.525 1.4 3.52
3.80
Hi again Flexers...
I dug up an old Heathkit active antenna/preselector, replaced the active
devices and put it inline...
I took a pair of on/off screen caps for those who would like to see ...
The picture also shows a 'spur' that is present and simply switches from one
side of the carrier to
2009/8/28 Rubén Navarro Huedo :
> The article was my first reading before buy the MacBook pro.
> Googling for MacBook pro, boot camp and high dpc I had direct indications to
> kbdmgr.exe
> It is installed by default with bootcamp drivers and soft.
> I think is very interesting add it to the powerma
Have a look at this blog:
Look for kbdmgr on it.
http://alexpopovich.wordpress.com/
Rubén Navarro Huedo
Enviado móvil / portable.
El 29/08/2009, a las 00:01, Rubén Navarro Huedo
escribió:
If makes F keys to have some functions of screen, sound, etc...
Rubén Navarro Huedo
Enviado móvil /
The article was my first reading before buy the MacBook pro.
Googling for MacBook pro, boot camp and high dpc I had direct
indications to kbdmgr.exe
It is installed by default with bootcamp drivers and soft.
I think is very interesting add it to the powermac and powersdr howto.
Rubén Navarro H
If makes F keys to have some functions of screen, sound, etc...
Rubén Navarro Huedo
Enviado móvil / portable.
El 28/08/2009, a las 23:36, Dudley Hurry
escribió:
Super.. What does kbdmgr.exe do? Keyboard manager of some sort I
would guess?
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Ruben Navarro Huedo wr
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Dudley Hurry wrote:
> With that HW, make sure you have MS HotFix kb955408 installed, and no you
> do not need the 885222 HotFix, which is for SP2 only.
> On the high DPCs,, have you turned off Bluetooth and wireless? And no
> other USB or FireWire devices con
Super.. What does kbdmgr.exe do? Keyboard manager of some sort I
would guess?
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Ruben Navarro Huedo wrote:
Solved.
Problem was kbdmgr.exe from boot camp.
I think all is stable now.
dpc values really low, max is 90.
Dissabled kbdmgr from msconfig an now ... enjoy !!!
I t
We are currently working on merging Pretty Betty with the other new
technology development such as Wide Band Image Rejection and Diversity
Reception. This is a significant effort that will take a few more weeks.
If you want to follow new software such as Pretty Betty, you are encouraged
to join th
Solved.
Problem was kbdmgr.exe from boot camp.
I think all is stable now.
dpc values really low, max is 90.
Dissabled kbdmgr from msconfig an now ... enjoy !!!
I think this is interesting add for the howto.
Dudley Hurry escribió:
With that HW, make sure you have MS HotFix kb955408 installed,
With that HW, make sure you have MS HotFix kb955408 installed, and no
you do not need the 885222 HotFix, which is for SP2 only.
On the high DPCs,, have you turned off Bluetooth and wireless? And no
other USB or FireWire devices connected..
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
Ruben Navarro Huedo wro
Hi Paul
There are no issues using the internal cw keyboard nor using an external keyer
- I have both the winkeyer usb and idiom keyer cmos 4, using my bencher - by2.
I guess it could be the contacts and perhaps I should try cleaning them up a
bit. I have to be honest, I have not tried the win
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 10:24 AM, Gary Shriver wrote:
> I'm sure you guys get this question all the time but I never see it here.
> When do you think there will be an official release of "Pretty Betty"?
You need to ask on the Flex-edge list. That is where the discussion of
non-released software t
I'm sure you guys get this question all the time but I never see it here.
When do you think there will be an official release of "Pretty Betty"?I
have to tell you, I love the beta version. It absolutely Rocks! I find
myself never going to 1.18.2. I have been told that there are sev
On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 7:38 AM, Ruben Navarro Huedo wrote:
> I think windows is running the firewire to 100 in place of 400 or 800.
> I have the sp3 hotfix installed.
> My question is:
> Do i have to install also the sp2 hotfix?
Not if you have installed SP3. I install the SP3 IEEE-1394 hotfix
af
What part of the manual were you reading?
http://kc.flex-radio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50303.aspx?Keywords=sidetone
73 W9OY
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I think windows is running the firewire to 100 in place of 400 or 800.
I have the sp3 hotfix installed.
My question is:
Do i have to install also the sp2 hotfix?
Mensaje original
Asunto: Now with Macbook pro, but problem doesn't finish :-(
Fecha: Fri, 28 Aug 2009 16:18:26 +0200
Brian,
Open the "Setup" form & click on the "Transmit" tab. Towards the bottom of
the form is a box labeled "Monitor". Adjust the "TX AF" value to change the
monitor audio level.
73, Ray, K9DUR
http://k9dur.info
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Well, after a few days of reading the manual for my Flex3000, listening (and
playing with filters, finding signals, etc) I had some time to think about
having some time ON the air.
Long story short, first contact was on 40 CW, but very noisy and not so great.
Tried again (after a break t
Hi Ray,
I think you will find your coverage answers on the FLEX-5000 Upgrades page
under the title " FLEX-5000 VHF/UHF Upgrade (V/U Upgrade):
http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=F5K_upgrades
We will not have 222 MHz coverage. That would require specific hardware
for that band on both
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