Bill,
Do not connect the L4B directly to the 5K, but with the ARB704 buffer
should work just fine for the L4B.. It's a good ideal to use a buffer
relay if nothing else to help isolate the radio from any RF coming back from
the amp.
73,
Dudley
WA5QPZ
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I just got a Drake L4B amp today. Is it safe to run on my F5000A as long as
I have a ARB704 in between the radio and amp. I know it works for the
811H, but I have no knowledge of the older amps. Thanks in advanceBill
N8VWI
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Let end the debate and just start making Flex Radios that use Fibre Channel
and require z/OS.
Then we could run banks of Flexii simultaneously.
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Ron,
This in in the bug list to be fixed (DE94).
Gerald
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I seem to remember an email about the NR Function, I can't seem to find any
reply to the problem. My F5K has the problem of the NR having to be re
selected after a period of time maybe 1-2 minutes it slowly goes' to
nothing and has to be reselected. Any comments ? SDR is 2.06 SVN 3804.
Thanks
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 2:12 PM, Peter G. Viscarola wrote:
> >
> > It does support isochronous streaming transfers,
> > something that Flex is just now trying to get going on USB. I
> >
>
> USB inherently supports isochronous transfers.
OK, that is news to me. I thought that USB was a single-m
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Gerald Youngblood
wrote:
> Neil, sure is funny how many times that dead horse gets resurrected. ;>)
>
> Just for fun, everyone should go look at http://www.presonus.com/ to see
> how
> many ports (channels) they have on their single USB recording system
> product
>
> Neil, sure is funny how many times that dead horse gets resurrected. ;>)
>
Sigh... Even *I'VE* heard this debate enough times that I'm sick of it.
When you design a product, you make decisions. The reason the 3000 and 5000
use 1394 is that Flex made that decision back when they were des
Neil, sure is funny how many times that dead horse gets resurrected. ;>)
Just for fun, everyone should go look at http://www.presonus.com/ to see how
many ports (channels) they have on their single USB recording system product
vs. their many IEEE1394 (FireWire) recording system products. Since t
I think people believe that USB is a better alternative because they believe
that its the firewire interface that is giving the sporadic "radio cannot
connect" or distorted audio issues.
While there are definitely more USB ports on "best buy" computers than
firewire, I doubt that even if the 3000
Brian,
Right on! At the time that the FLEX-5000 was being developed, the design
decision was clear: At that stage in the technology, IEE1394 was the better
choice.
73, Ray, K9DUR
http://k9dur.info
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On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 9:10 AM, Lyle Johnson wrote:
>
> ...it has to do with the data transfer rates required.
>>
>> ---
>>
>
> This was true of USB 1.0 and 1.1 which were limited to a maximum raw data
> rate of 12 megabit/sec, but is not true of USB 2.0 which has a raw data rate
> capability o
Lyle,
This has been discussed extensively on this reflector previously.
It does not matter what the THEORETICAL data transfer rate capabilities of
USB 2.0 are, the fact remains that in a real-world application, the actual
attainable rate is MUCH lower. You must take into account the capability o
...it has to do with the data transfer rates required.
The FLEX-5000 allows a sampling rate of up to 192 kbps for the A/D& D/A
converters and the FLEX-3000 allows up to 96 kbps. Add to this the fact
that the FLEX-3000& FLEX-5000 are full duplex radios. That is, the TX& RX
audio streams acr
Pretty Betty is no more.
The "skins" provided for use with PowerSDR 2.x are delivered as a package with
the new installer program which is used to install PowerSDR 2.x, the needed
drivers and the skins.
Just install the latest version of PowerSDR (v2.0.8) and you will have all you
need to run
Burt,
As Tim indicated, it has to do with the data transfer rates required.
The FLEX-5000 allows a sampling rate of up to 192 kbps for the A/D & D/A
converters and the FLEX-3000 allows up to 96 kbps. Add to this the fact
that the FLEX-3000 & FLEX-5000 are full duplex radios. That is, the TX & R
Is there a currently available source for acquiring the prettybetty skins ?
Can one use them with the current driver etc., of the 5000a.or does one
need to revert to earlier files 5000 files? I can't seem to find a source
that is current. Thanks. Mike VE3BGE
It is due to sampling rate. The 1500 has a max sampling rate of 48K whereas
the 3000 and 5000 are 96K and 192K respectively. Higher sampling rate require
higher isochronous throughput between the radio hardware and the PC. USB will
not cut it for the higher sampling rates when you have multip
Why does the 1500 work so well on USB but Firewire is required for the 3000 and
5000A?
Burt
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Hello Fellows,
I am one of those Flex users that has only had the radio up a few
minutes. Although I do support Windows as part of my day job, I have
been hoping we would see something working cross platform so I don't
have to do so at the house.
Is there any info you can give me on what general
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