My Heil headset has two plugs on the end of its cable:
One is a black 1/4 stereo phono plug for the headphones, and I see where to
plug that into the PHONES jack on the front of the radio, so no problem
there.
The second is a gray 1/8 mono plug for the mike, and I DON'T see where to
plug that
... you need the additional Heil AD1-Y8 adapter for the FLEX5000.
Regards,
Carsten, DL6LAU
Am 07.12.11 12:17, schrieb Carter Craigie:
My Heil headset has two plugs on the end of its cable:
One is a black 1/4 stereo phono plug for the headphones, and I see where to
plug that into the PHONES
And the second plug is for your Handheld or foot pedal keying switch once you
have the adapter cord.
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 7, 2011, at 6:33 AM, Carsten Esch carsten.e...@appello.de wrote:
... you need the additional Heil AD1-Y8 adapter for the FLEX5000.
Regards,
Carsten, DL6LAU
The gray is the mic connector. You can build an adapter for about $10 if
you have to buy all the parts or less if you have a parts box.
If you plan to use a footswitch just us the mic line on the 8 pin plug and
then use the ptt on the back of the Flex.
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Thanks guys. I think we are having a serious problem with the headset.
Carter has two of the adapter plugs.
I am REALLY hoping it is the headset and not the rig. I'm going to take
over a Traveler and RCA phono plug adapters and make sure we have the mixer
settings right which is of course new
The RCA adapter plugs are for the back panel inputs (line in and PTT) so we
can make sure the front plug is working.
Bob
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 8:30 AM, Bob McGwier n...@flex-radio.com wrote:
Thanks guys. I think we are having a serious problem with the headset.
Carter has two of the
Thanks, Bob. I am looking to see what parts I have here. I was trying to see
if I could make these adapters without bothering you, but you are too
smart/quick for me! Hi!
Since I don't want to cut my present Heil headset wires/connectors, it looks
like I need:
One mono 1/8 socket for the mike,
I am running an SDR 1000 and a W5XD Multi-keyer which have been in
service for several years as an IF for UHF transverters.
When I upgraded Power SDR from 1.18.3 to 2.0.22 the RF output stopped
while in CW mode (SSB is OK).
If I launch the older version of Power SDR 1.18.3 the RF output returns
To me, the fan in the 3000 is very noisy and you have to deal with the
modular RJ45 mic plug. It's worth it to me to have the 5000.
Joe N9VX
--
I am thinking of going to
I love my new 3000 and the fan noise makes no difference to me since I use a
professional directional dynamic microphone. Most decent directional
microphones will not pic up fan noise coming from behind them as they are
designed to be receive sound from the front and slightly off front to
I am not really concerned about a mike picking up the fan, I am concerned about
me being bugged by it. I do not even like the fan on my computer. I never heard
a fan on the 5000. It has a fan?
--- On Wed, 12/7/11, konrad schultz konra...@hotmail.com wrote:
From: konrad schultz
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 8:23 AM, Burt k1...@yahoo.com wrote:
I am not really concerned about a mike picking up the fan, I am concerned
about me being bugged by it. I do not even like the fan on my computer. I
never heard a fan on the 5000. It has a fan?
I have both and have used them
If a computer fan, which are not that loud, bugs you, then FLEX-3000
when transmitting will also bug you.
I mitigated the problem by putting the FLEX-3000 underneath the
operating desk at the far end from where my mic is located. Be careful
about putting it in an acoustic enclosure since the
I too am annoyed by ambient noise, especially fans.. ALL fans make noise, some
just less than others.. Once you have your other ambient noise sources quieted
down enough in the shack then the 5K's fan is very noticeable. Here's my tale...
After building a new house and of course a new shack
Hi to the group. I've been thinking about using a headset for my flex5000A.
(dangerous thing thinking !). I want to try a standard gaming headset which
comes with a mike and a headphone mini jacks and do the audio shaping with
the Flex. The question is, that I remember at one point in time that
My computer fan noise is -40 dBm according to my iPhone and the IC-706 I am
using on 10 meters for WSPR has a more noticeable fan than the Flex-3000
here. The Flex-3000 is some distance away from my operating position.
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 9:07 AM, Tim Ellison t.m.ellison...@gmail.comwrote:
To all,
With all of this discussion about the 3000 and 5000, it is apparent that
the 5000 has lots more bells and whistles than the 3000. But, I need
to ask if the 5000 can hear more or send better or clearer than the 3000
in the 1.8 to 30 MHz range for a given antenna.
Gary
WG1I
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 10:20 AM, Bob b...@iafrica.com wrote:
Hi to the group. I've been thinking about using a headset for my flex5000A.
(dangerous thing thinking !). I want to try a standard gaming headset which
comes with a mike and a headphone mini jacks and do the audio shaping with
the
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Gary Warner garyw...@gmail.com wrote:
To all,
With all of this discussion about the 3000 and 5000, it is apparent that
the 5000 has lots more bells and whistles than the 3000. But, I need to
ask if the 5000 can hear more or send better or clearer than the
WHAT!!
SAY AGAIN!!
EXCUSE ME!
I too am annoyed by ambient noise, especially fans.. ALL fans make noise,
some just less than others.. Once you have your other ambient noise
sources quieted down enough in the shack then the 5K's fan is very
noticeable. Here's my tale...
Brian,
Since I do not have any close by stations, I guess I will stick with my
3000 and spend the money on another amplifier.
Gary
On 12/7/2011 11:03 AM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Gary Warner garyw...@gmail.com
mailto:garyw...@gmail.com wrote:
To all,
Y'know, Duane, rather than going to all that trouble, you could just
get some quiet fans. Noctua (a German company, I don't think they
have much presence in the amateur radio market) makes low speed (~1200
rpm) fans in 80mm, 120mm, and 140mm sizes. They are about $25 each
and they make less
I am having trouble getting K9DUR's Voice Keyer program to work properly
with my Flex-3000 (PowerSDR 2.2.3). Using DDUtil and VSP manager.
I have successfully recorded a WAV file using my Flex-3000 microphone
and modified it according to instructions, using Audicity. I was able to
Ignore my previous message about problems getting Voice Keyer to work
with my Flex-3000. Once I checked the VAC button in PowerSDR, everything
started working properly.
Sorry for the wasted bandwidth.
Gary Robertson - W5SAT
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At 10:58 12/7/2011, Brian Lloyd wrote:
Flex brings +5v to the mic jack to use as bias for electret mics.
Is that true on the F3K as well on the RJ-45 on the front panel?
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Dave Gomberg, San Francisco NE5EE Programming since 1959
All addresses, phones, etc. at
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Dave Gomberg da...@wcf.com wrote:
At 10:58 12/7/2011, Brian Lloyd wrote:
Flex brings +5v to the mic jack to use as bias for electret mics.
Is that true on the F3K as well on the RJ-45 on the front panel?
Yes, and the 1500 too.
Flex 5000:
1 - NC
2 - mic
Dave,
When all else fails, read the manual.
According to page 4 of the FLEX-3000 Owner's Manual, the answer is Yes.
73, Ray, K9DUR
http://k9dur.info
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[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Dave Gomberg
Sent:
Having trouble accessing the KC. Is it down?
(http://kc.flex-radio.com/KnowledgebaseArticle50179.aspx?Keywords=firewire+c
ards
I have a problem with f3k, long delays etc. I am thinking that the weak
link here is the el-cheapo firewire card, and was looking for
recommendations for a pci or
What are the keyboard keys to bring up the calibration window? Yeah I
should remember, but having a Senior moment a lots lately! LOL
de Leon N5PU
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My 3000 is close to the operating position and I find the fans on the loud
side.
So I took the cover off and noticed the fans are mounted directly on a metal
plate that mounts directly to the base of the 3000.
Its not so much the fan blowing noise as the mechanical noise from them
being mounted
This is what I got:
http://www.amazon.com/CARD-ROSEWILL-1394A-RC-504-RETAIL/dp/B004F3DM6C/ref=sr_1_40?ie=UTF8qid=1323306469sr=8-40
Seems to work fine, no problem with windows 7.
Its native so no drivers needed.
Or, you can look on Amazon for one with a TI chipset.
Brett
N2DTS
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--- On Wed, 12/7/11, William H. Fite omni...@gmail.com wrote:
Y'know, Duane, rather than going to
all that trouble, you could just
get some quiet fans. Noctua (a German company, I
don't think they
have much presence in the amateur radio market) makes low
speed (~1200
rpm) fans in 80mm,
A solution that suits the user is all that matters. I have space
limitations and could not implement your solution if i wanted to. So for
me...quiet fans.
I made a poor choice of words when I said that the brain filtered the
noise. Almost immediately after I sent that, I heard Dr. Lloyd Elfner
Sounds kind of noisy to me (pun intended)
Well I really don't like headphones for one, and more importantly
they make it hard to listen to 4 or 5 radios at one time. And a key to
listening to that many radios at one time is having the ability to
spatially orientate the various audio sources,
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