From: Dan Scott dscott1...@comcast.net
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 2009 Time: 15:14:15
When connected to an antenna, the Noise Floor of v1.18.3 is always 2db
to 3db higher than that of v1.18.2. Also another radio was used to
verify if the higher noise floor was just a metering difference or a if
Hi,
to all interested in Tmate:
new software release V1.1 released today and available from
woodboxradio website
- Some bugs fixed and new COM / CAT engines.
- This release adds new functions to the 4 buttons of Tmate,
exclusively for PowerSDR, as
the easy control of SPLIT operation and
Can we order for shipment to the US (without the VAT)?
Thanks for what looks like a great product!
73
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
www.dxbase.com
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
www.sdrsystems.com
(540) 242 0911
Amateur Radio: K3NC
Blog: http://www.abrohamnealsoftware.com/blog/
DXBase bug
Where can I find 1.18.2?
The FlexRadio Downloads page.
http://support.flex-radio.com/Downloads.aspx?fr=1
-Tim
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Ian Wade G3NRW
Sent: Thursday, October 01, 2009 3:35 AM
To:
An odd display started yesterday on my panadapter as follows:
A swept signal appears on either side of the center red line of the
panadapter. If I move to a different frequency the swept signal does not
move on the screen and I can never cause the swept signal to be in the green
band pass
Sometimes I will have images appear above and below the center frequency. A
simple exit and reenter the PWRSDR solves the problem.
Tom. AC5TM
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
To: Jim technology.mag...@verizon.net
Cc:
It must be an actual signal. Disconnecting the antenna removes the signal.
And I notice that I can now shift the signal into the passband.
Someone/something is generating the odd signal.
Thanks,
Jim
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From: Tim Ellison [mailto:telli...@itsco.com]
Sent: Thursday, October
Jim...
I live out in the countryside on a dead-end road (in the middle of a
corn field) with 12 houses on it. My panadapter screens on almost every
band are filled with spurious signals that go away when I remove the
antenna (or connect to a 50-ohm dummy load). I have tried turning off my
Are you, by any chance, in an area that is served by BPOL? This
sounds suspiciously like just that kind of interference, although it
does not normally extend higher than 35 Mhz or so.
geep
wa4rts
On Oct 1, 2009, at 10:23 AM, John Ragle wrote:
Jim...
I live out in the countryside on a
I've been getting what look like automated email messages of my F3K ECO
status. I didn't sign up for anything but I did give them my email address.
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:22 PM, Ray Andrews, K9DUR k9...@rnacs.com wrote:
I remember a recent e-mail saying that Flex had set up an on-line
The suggestion that this QRM comes from a LinkSys router has been
made before on the reflector, leading me to load up /our/ LinkSys router
with ferrite cores and then finally to turn it off, risking a quick
death from my XYL who is a software developer and spends much of her
time on line.
A, the double edge sword of the Panadapter. It is the best and worst thing
about PowerSDR.
No need to repeat the accolades of the Panadapter, they are well know to all.
The cutting side of the sword is that most people never had a really sensitive
RF spectrum analyzer masquerading as a
BPOL -- Broadband over Power Lines. An ongoing controversy between the
ARRL and the FCC. Most of the BPOL experiments have now failed, due
to broadband noise in the HF spectrum. Motorola does make a system
that works and is quiet, but I am not sure when and where it is or has
been
I also live out in the countryside on a dead-end road in the middle of a
corn field with 12 houses on it. Anyway, I had the same spurious signals as
you describe , mostly on 160 meters and 80 meters. I discovered it was from
an underground dog fence nearby. The dog fence owner was understanding
Neat story! The other source to consider, and I suspect but can't prove is
true at my location, is my power company's remote meter reading system which
is probably very similar to BPL.
Bob, K5KDN
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
Greetings, Flexers:
I have a microHAM microKEYER II interface sitting unused next to my MARK V.
Is anyone out there using one with their FLEX 5K?
I notice their web site lists a cable for interfacing the unit to the 5K, so
at least one person must have asked for it and tried it.
I am beginning
Yes, indeed, these odd signals! But I was fortunate enough to have
a retired power company maintenance surpervisor visit the shack. I
showed him the mess on the panadapter and he asked to be allowed to
hear it.
He then immediately said, yes, that's an MOV or insulator or maybe
both and I
My spurs and broadband noises was caused by a neighbors computer. When ever he
would put his computer into the hibernate mode it would generate this 59+20dB
noise wiping out 40m and 20m. My antenna was about 100' from his house.
Once I showed him the problem was coming from his computer
How on earth did you find that as the source?
Mark Lunday
WD4ELG
Hillsborough, NC - FM06kb
wd4...@arrl.net
http://wd4elg.net
http://wd4elg.blogspot.com
-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of
Yes, should had said a high pass filter. .
this is the filter used, which does eliminate the electric fence RFI.
http://www.iceradioproducts.com/filtersrf.html
The Model 402X. Cuts off below 1.8 Mhz. Intended for BCI.
John, N3WT
- Original Message -
Continuing stories -
I replaced a (otherwise excellent) DLINK 802.11N router that was wiping
me out on HF with a Netgear router that has compatibility issues and
wipes me out on 2 meters.
[sigh]
73,
Jim, N7CXI
radio...@frontiernet.net wrote:
My spurs and broadband noises was caused by a
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 7:23 AM, John Ragle tpcj1...@crocker.com wrote:
The most common of these spurs is a cluster of 3
narrow signals spaced by 1 or 2 kHz and occurring every 90-95 kHz or so.
They do not appear to be a carrier and sidebands. Some of the spurs wander
slowly across the spectrum
Brett,
You have to be kidding.. Right? I can view a AM signal, even tell the
audio response on each sideband, exactly if I move the cursor over the
signal and read the frequency response in the lower left of the panadapter.
You can monitor your AM signal in the Flex 5000 with the RX2
Very curious...I think for most PowerSDR users (I have the SDR-1000 and
HPSDR kit) the resolution available via the panadapter is a joy to
behold. Never had a problem differentiating different types of sigs -
AM, SSB, FM, RTTY, etc via their appearance on the display. Something
must not be
After a multi-month struggle involving hundreds of $$$ in ferrites,
rewiring, etc. I MAY have licked my RFI problem.
My headset is set up like this:
Yamaha CM500 headset phones - F3K front panel
mic
V
mic electret power supply
V
1/8 phone jack
V
RJ-45 jack
V
RJ-45 cable
V
Helo all,
Is there any way to control which VFO gets tuned by the mouse wheel when in
MultiRX mode?
As near as I can tell by experimenting is when in multiRX mode the mouse
wheel moves VFO A, and moves the
Panadapter display, but VFO B actually stays put and does not move.
I'm wondering if
No I am not kidding.
The Icom had a smaller display but showed more information it seemed.
Maybe something is not right with my setup, as I could not begin to tell the
bandwidth of an AM signal. It shows a sharp spike (carrier) and very little
modulation.
The waterfall display seems ok.
SSB
ARRL members can see the revision to the 3K review in the November issue on the
ARRL website.
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At 06:35 PM 10/1/2009, Mike Penkas wrote:
ARRL members can see the revision to the 3K review in the November
issue on the ARRL website.
www.arrl.org/members-only/prodrev/pdf/pr0911.pdf
page 8/9
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Brett,
All I can say is you must have the display really messed up.. I would
suggest a database reset to get back to the defaults. Start with 96K
or 48 K sample rate and then go to 4X in the panadapter, change the
panadapter to AVG, and then go to display tab of Setup and increase
the
I operate RTTY primarily. I can distinctly see both the mark and
space tones cleanly separated on the panadaptor, and they are only
170 Hz apart. I routinely click on the panadaptor to tune rtty
signals and rarely have to tune more than 40 Hz with the mouse wheel
to fine-tune after the rough
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 5:25 PM, Brett Gazdzinski
brett.gazdzin...@verizon.net wrote:
If you change from 1db per division, to 10 db per division, the signal
should not stay the same size.
What is the point of being able to adjust it?
Ah, you need to change the lower (Min:) and upper (Max:)
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I am looking for someone that has set up MMTTY and running it on the FLEX.
I understand that the latest version will work. It has been over 5 years
since I used MMTTY and would like to use it again. Also I would be
interested in what most folks are using for RTTY with the Flex. Since we
just
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