In June 2008, Simon said :
http://forums.ham-radio.ch/attachment.php?attachmentid=3399&d=1230416327
José F5JD
Le 30-04-2010 04:44, Michael Walker a écrit :
My thoughts exactly. I didn't know Simon could write a bug! I've
never seen anyone write such flawless code on such an impressive
pro
Clay,
I was in CWU, bandwidth of 1K, and pre-amp off and I measured the noise
floor at -114 dBm at 50.125. Interestingly enough, tonight I get -116
dBm. I am using PB-PAL and there was a software revision between
measurements, so who knows if that affected anything. it is also now 1:30 a.m.
as
My thoughts exactly. I didn't know Simon could write a bug! I've never
seen anyone write such flawless code on such an impressive product.
(and I've managed people in the industry who do).
In Windows 7, try using the Snipping Tool. It allows you to capture a
screen (without using PRT Scrn)
Ed,
I'm curious what mode, bandwidth and preamp settings you had when you
measured the noise floor at -114 dBm. With the internal preamp turned on
and my Flex 5000A still connected to the antenna (an M2 6M9KHW at 48'), I
have a noise floor of about -119 dBm on 50.125. When I enable the extern
Tim is being kind. I totally screwed them up in 1.18 but we are hard over
on getting PSDR version 2.0 out the door and supporting multiple pieces of
hardware simultaneously and ..
Thanks for your input!
Bob
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 3:36 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:
> Welcome to the club, Hu
Cool. Ill check er out.
Thanks
"Sheldon Hartling (ve1gpy)" wrote:
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Sheldon VE1GPY
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz]
Colleagues,
My wife is away tonight so I thought I would follow-up on our recent discussion
regarding possible QRM from Linksys (and other) routers and switches. I will
not go into detail about my Linksys model numbers, but I connected my Flex-3000
to a dummy load at 50.125 MHz and the average
I am running Taps 110 Delay 100 Gain 35 and it gets rid of most of the
"tunerupers" unless they are right on or near the "dial frequency" on
LSB 75 and 40 meters.
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On 04/29/2010 12:36 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:
> Welcome to the club, Hunter.
>
> If you are using PowerSDR v1.18.x, I am afraid that
Yes, Hunter! Click and Pounce tuning is a marvelous thing. And I do know
what you are talking about when you mention mouse and roller quality. I
am almost ready to ask Begali if they wouldn't consider making a high
quality mouse with nice positive detents on the roller! Let me know if
http://kc.flex-radio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50380.aspx?Keywords=spur
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 4:02 PM, Drax Felton wrote:
> Tim or anyone,
>
> Can you explain what the Spur Reduction button does for my receive? When is
> it worth using and why?
>
>
> -Original Message-
>
>
> On the "spur
Tim or anyone,
Can you explain what the Spur Reduction button does for my receive? When is
it worth using and why?
-Original Message-
On the "spur" issue, toggle the Spur Reduction (SR button) on and off. If
the spur moves, it is a DDS spur and all you can do is move it out of the RX
Hi Steve,
That you get the noise on the dummy load in the configuration you show
increases the chances that the noise is being conducted common-mode. If
not, it would be interesting to know the port-to-port isolation numbers
for the MAC-200. A quick peek at the manual from the SGC site doesn't
Welcome to the club, Hunter.
If you are using PowerSDR v1.18.x, I am afraid that the default settings for
ANF are about as good as it is going to get. Both NR and ANF have been
significantly improved in the next major version of PowerSDR v2.0.0 due to be
out relatively soon (when the FLEX-1500
Well, I finally was able to devote a weekend to troubleshooting my HP Pavilion
computer in conjunction to my 5000A. I followed all of the trouble shooting
hints. I went to Device Manager (in Win 7), updated everything that had a
driver and disabled a few non-essential functions. I don't know
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Sheldon VE1GPY
-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Ray - K9DUR
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 10:15 AM
To: 'Mark M
Mark,
Thanks for the explanation. Must've been a bit tired when I read your e-mail
before. Actually, I attribute it to a severe case of Flex
withdrawalhi..hi. (My FLEX-5000A is due to be delivered back to me today
after a trip to Austin for some R&R.)
Probably the easiest way to accompl
I think its worth quite a bit, Ray :-) I have had the Alincos since they
came out, used with the SDR1000 and now have them for the 5k and 3k. Yes,
they are quiet supplies with bonus of meters, especially for current.
Mel, k0pfx
www.melwhitten.com
- Original Message -
From: "Ra
What I meant by XOR in this context is a generalization of the actual boolean
XOR function. What I was hoping to accomplish, using the boolean logic XOR
analogy, was to see any difference between two corrupted files but not
necassarily a literal XOR of the bits that make it up per se.
TNX's
Ma
Never conscientiously set it in demo mode but for some strange reason it came
up in demo mode. I did change to SDR mode and the PTT back to the correct
setting and the tune button was still ghosted. Wasnt until I reset the data
base did things get back to normal. Probably corrupted during the au
Hi Rob, Jim
I know I won't get chance tonight, but over the weekend a concerted effort to
clean up ready for 6m opening...Luckily and thankfully the lower HF bands are
reasonable clean, 10M less so but will try to identify the causes there also.
The interfering sprogs and birdies are certainly
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