While reading the owners manual pdf for the Flex 1500, I saw that the Tx output
power can be displayed in PowerSDR. Is it also possible to display the
reflected power/SWR?
Another question that is not clearly (to me at least) answered is can transmit
be disabled so that I can use an unmatched
Hi,
PowerSDR 2.0.5 shows you the power output. But in the current beta
stadium the scale is from 0 to 1000 W and so 5 W will not be displayed
with the instrument only with digits.
A SWR-bridge is not included so no SWR-messurement is possible.
The device has 3 antenna ports. One is PA
Hi Mark
I believe this problem is well known as it was discussed with Bob at the
Flex Dinner in Dayton ... I am pretty sure that I logged it as a feature
request / bug some time ago (along with others). I want / need the noise
blanker (they do work great) on 6 meters to get rid of noise garbage,
Kevin et al.,
I suffer from the same problem at my qth. The QRN on 6 is such that I
need to use the NB most of the time, but when strong signals appear
(anywhere) on the band, it becomes useless. If such a change in the NB
software is possible, it would certainly improve the operation here.
Graham Haddock wrote:
Hi Ron:
The display of the RF power on PowerSDR is an estimate from measuring the
drive levels
and the PA calibration. It does not actually measure power output. In
future releases,
(as in next Fridays 2.0.6) it will change to a relative scale of 0 to 100,
where 100 is
It is logged in the developer's bug tracker as DE 82
-Tim
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W4TME
FlexRadio Systems Internet Systems Admin.
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On 7/11/2010 8:12 AM, Kevin Hobbs wrote:
I believe this problem is well known as it was discussed with Bob at the
Flex Dinner in Dayton ... I am pretty sure that I
I've been using N1MM log program for the past few years , today
setting up new hard drive I have downloaded the latest version of
N1MM . The problem I'm having , I had before and don't remember what
I did to correct it.
N1MM wants to take focus , When I highlight PSDR and chick the mouse
Al:
I am glad you like the radio as a microwave IF.
On an upcoming software release, we will get you some more headroom on the
transverter
output, so that maximum (drive = 100) is around +5 dBm and it is adjustable
down
to about -10 dBm at the low end of the drive scale. So, when that gain
Just wondering, since the Flex receiver is a general coverage receiver and
very handy, and I do some SWL from time to time. Is this by design?
SDR 1.18.5, latest firmware and driver, F3K.
Mark Lunday, WD4ELG
Greensboro, NC FM06be
wd4...@arrl.net
http://wd4elg.blogspot.com
http://wd4elg.net
Watch the AGC-T slider control as you cross the Out Of Band boundary
and I think you'll notice that it moves to a default level that is
different from your AGC-T setting within the Ham bands.
73,
Tom N4TAB
Wake Forest, NC
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On 7/11/2010 9:41 PM, Mark Lunday wrote:
Just
Just wanted to write a short note and say how much I enjoyed using my 5k
during the IARU contest this weekend. I had a minor issue with getting
PowerSDR and N1MM talking to each other consistently while using DDutil
so I just finally went Power SDR direct to N1MM.
The focus issue that others
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