Haha, that brings back memories of years gone by.
Used to have some of them really smoking hi!
Thanks , enjoyed it.
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Is this just overkill for running Flex SDR'?
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Rod,
There are a bunch of changes from version 12 to current version of 18.6, even
more in the beta version. I highly recommend to try both the 18.6 version and
the beta version. I think that will find it much better than version 12.
Watch you ALC, you will notice quite a difference, k
On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 7:59 PM, Ed Wilson wrote:
> Great explanation!!! Thanks, Brian.
>
You are welcome.
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Great explanation!!! Thanks, Brian.
From: Brian Lloyd
To: flexra...@yahoogroups.com
Cc: FlexRadio Reflector
Sent: Sun, July 4, 2010 7:56:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] [FlexRadio] Multimeter vs. Panadapter
On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 7:01 PM, Ed Wilson wrote:
>
On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 7:01 PM, Ed Wilson wrote:
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>
> Colleagues,
>
> I have had a Flex-3000 since January and recently purchased a Flex-5000. I
> have always wondered, but never asked anyone, why the multimeter reading
> seems to be about 20 dB higher than what the Panadapter shows.
>
> I assum
Colleagues,
I have had a Flex-3000 since January and recently purchased a Flex-5000. I have
always wondered, but never asked anyone, why the multimeter reading seems to be
about 20 dB higher than what the Panadapter shows.
I assume that the multimeter shows true RMS power in the passband as des
Except for the up-front cost.
73
Alan NV8A
On 07/04/10 06:43 pm, Tim Ellison wrote:
"Its almost enough to make one run out and get a Mac and run win whatever on
it."
That is looking like a very attractive option, these days.
And if this Win 7 stuff isn't enough to p*ss everyone off, m
"Its almost enough to make one run out and get a Mac and run win whatever on
it."
That is looking like a very attractive option, these days.
-Tim
From: Gary Smith [mailto:wa6...@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2010 6:37 PM
To: flexra...@yahoogroups.com;
On 7/3/2010 5:55 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:
Now Win7 sound devices have a "default" sampling rate and
VAC/PowerSDR can not change it for what ever reason. . .
If you change the default sampling rate for the two playback and
two record VAC device to 48K, then it will show up as the right SR
once Powe
And be aware that some Seagate hard disks manufactured within the last
couple of years came with bad firmware that would "brick" the drive
after a while. It's possible (although unlikely) that some of those
drives are still sitting on store shelves or in their stock rooms. You
cannot go by the
I'm in the queue for a Flex 1500 and imagine it will be shipped in late
July/early August. While I eagerly await its arrival I'd like to get
prepared for it.
Are there any tests I can run without having the radio to evaluate
existing computers to see which is the most suitable? The machines I
Zero is probably not low enough. try -1 or -2. there is probably
overshoot that is not showing up on the meter..
Alpha quotes the max drive levels at 50-55 watts, so the power must be
a little higher than you are thinking?
w9Ray
Rod Brink wrote:
Am having problems operating a SDR-1000 in
Hi Guys
Its been a while since I have updated you on whats happening here in terms
of FlexReady Computers so I will borrow on the good graces of Flex Radio and
Tim (Itsco) to give you an update.
I want to start out saying that all systems I provide can be built by you
will just a screwdriver, som
Great analogy, Steve!
Sure, I had some frustrations yesterday when I was trying to get the proper
sampling rate set up for VAC under Windows 7, but, challenges such as this are
exactly why I decided to move into the SDR realm last January. Fortunately for
me, I am fairly computer-literate and w
I use their drives in my premium configuration and the ones I have bought
are at the latest firnware levels so I feel safe!
The computer companies are very slow to ever admit a problem for some
reason. I guess I spend more time than most people on technical websites so
I get to see these things pl
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