Hi,
New FXpad 1.02 release is available for download on:
http://www.woodboxradio.com/uk/FXpad.htmlhttp://www.woodboxradio.com/uk/FXpad.html
On this release:
FXpad is no longer dependent on Tmate
This version of FXpad work with or without Tmate connected to your
PC, so that all users
can
Please understand that I am a newbie, both to today's ham radio and to
Flex. After a time away I decided to get on the air this morning.
Listening to a very strong USB station from the Isle of Man and tried
to call. No answer. Well ok, I am barefoot. Moved down the (17m) band
and called CQ
Which Flex radio are you using? Has it ever worked? Do you have a separate
receiver you can listen with? Have you tried using any of the digital modes
(and thus set up VAC)? Do you by chance have XIT/RIT or split engaged? Can
you make any local contacts? What does the power output look like when
Thanks to all. After John's suggestion of trying a dummy load, I
realized the problem must be in the antenna or line. According to my MFJ
analyzer, the SWR on 18.1mHz was 1.3:1 so that wasn't the problem, but
the coax loss between the xcvr and the window pass was 8.3 db and
outside the window
The SWR is just part of the equation. What is the R= and the X= and the
impedance at the lowest SWR? Your MFJ analyzer
Can indicate these.
John W8JJW
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From: John Isaacs [mailto:isaacs...@charter.net]
Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2011 3:18 PM
To: John Wagner
Cc:
Hi All ,
Has anybody had luck with runnig the sdr 1000 on windows 7 64 bit .
Jim
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First of all, you're not a LID. The fact that you're asking for help and
trying to do it right means by default that you are a conscientious
operator.
You can ping me offline and I will be happy to help you any way that I can.
No judgment from me, just an offer to assist in the same manner
Hi John-- To your statement I am assuming (please correct me if I am
wrong) that the 1.3 SWR indicates that the antenna was built properly.
Unfortunately no-- the 1.3 SWR fits perfect with the high loss (8.3db
and 10db). Remember, SWR compares the power going out from the xmitter
with the
Jim
SDR-1000 is not supported on any 64 bit OS. That doesn't mean its not
conceivable that you could make it work but if Flex doesn't think it works,
I would take that as a sign!
73
On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 4:20 PM, James Sheehan kc...@wildblue.net wrote:
Hi All ,
Has anybody had luck with
R=46, X=4, SWR =1.1 at 17.91 mHz.
On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 4:17 PM, John Wagner wrote:
The SWR is just part of the equation. What is the R= and the X= and
the
impedance at the lowest SWR? Your MFJ analyzer
Can indicate these.
John W8JJW
-Original Message-
From: John Isaacs
Oh I forgot. Total impedance about 48 ohms
On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 5:16 PM, John Isaacs wrote:
R=46, X=4, SWR =1.1 at 17.91 mHz.
On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 4:17 PM, John Wagner wrote:
The SWR is just part of the equation. What is the R= and the X= and
the
impedance at the lowest SWR? Your
All of a sudden I have started getting audio dropouts in Winwarbler and Fldigi
.
I see the audio in both apps drop completely out but while listening to the
audio from my 5000 I don't hear the audio drop out.
Running the latest PSDR and not sure what other info to put here. They were
both
Hi John,
I am a relative newby like you. First call was WN5VYC in 1969 or 1970 (
hard to remember exactly).
Then I started hamming in earnest in 1980 as KA4OHR. Became KE4XJ in
1980 at the Atlanta Hamfest.
But I went QRT in 1983 after selling my Kenwood TS-520SE, career and 4
kids. I bought
That’s co-incidental - I'm getting the same thing happening on JT65-HF, but on
a Flex 3K
Using JT65-HF v1.07 and PSDR 2.2.2 VAC 4.09, Win7 64bit with WDM Drivers
Charlie
-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of
Wow Brad - Thanks for your encouragement (Thanks to everyone for their
encouragement) and for the terrific articles on PL259s. Better than what
I found on YouTube, although that was helpful too. I have skimmed them
and will study them before working. I have the cable stripper from DX
John,
I was licensed around 1973, became inactive and returned 20 years later
during 2000. Back then a top quality rig could be purchased for $500. Now top
of the line stuff goes for $4000-$12000. Wow, my surprise was sticker shock!
The new rigs are a bit intimidating looking, however they
What top quality rig could you buy for $500 in 1973? I bought a Swan-240 in
1964 for $400 and it was NOT top quality
Add to that I made $7500 a year in 1973 and in 2000 about 7x that.
So assuming there really was a top quality rig at $500, 500x7=3500, AND today's
rigs do so much more
Burt
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I believe my FT101E was a pretty fair rig. Paid about $600 for it. Kenwood
TS830S was also a nice rig however that was a $900 rig. I think the TS950SDX
was the first Kenwood to make the big price jump $5000.
Paul w8jn
Quantum materiae
Over the past 3 years I have used 2 amps that just 'work'. with
both the 3000 5000A. The manually tuned Emtron DX-1d, and the
automatic everything SGC-500 brick!
Current setup is 3000/5000A + SGC-500 + LDG AT1000 + MFJ4275MV
75-amp SMPSU. The ONLY connection to the SGC is the COAX input
output
My Yaesu Vl-1000 works smoothly with PSDRDDUt and N1MM (as well as
logging software)
The Yaesu does my rtty contesting, throttled back to ~700 watts.
Today's Russian Rtty contest was 'berry berry gut toos me'
(If you know who Minnie Minoso is, they you may recognize that quote)
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