Dale.
I felt like you, and even tried the Silenx fans. They were certainly
wonderfully quiet, but looking at the rig temperature (CNTL-SHIFT-I) shows
the rig gets hotter with the quiet fans. Apparently they don't move enough
air. Rigs hate heat, and I hate noise, but rigs hate heat more :) If
Dale,
I have owned a Flex-3000 for about three years now, although it does not see
much use as I later purchased a Flex-5000 as my primary rig. I found the fans
in the 3K very noisy and replaced them with two Silenx IXP3416 iXtrema Pro
Fans. The cost from Amazon was about $25.00 and well worth
Have a new 3000, also had one when they first came out, this one seems
to have a louder fan noise level, than the older one. Has anyone taken a look
at the fan assembly to see if the bearings are serviceable .
thanks
dale wt4t
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Listen to the video again. Greg said that not all of the display controls and
slice tuning features are active. Click tuning will be a feature of SmartSDR.
-Tim
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On Dec 30, 2012, at 9:26 AM, Jerry Flanders wrote:
> At 11:37 PM 12/29/2012, Stephen Hicks, N5AC wrote
At 11:37 PM 12/29/2012, Stephen Hicks, N5AC wrote:
... You can slide the center
of the panadapter anywhere the radio will tune and still see this bandwidth
if you choose.
I noticed that ALL tuning in the Youtube demo was done this way.
There were no "click-tunes" in the demo, and now your v
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