I did the bootcamp with my 3 year old duel core MacBook.. dedicating my windos7
side to the Flex1500. everything seems FB so far. getting ready to do the
digital comms on it and hoping it goes well.
73
danno
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A Google search for "longwave converter" will turn up many sites selling
converters. Many of them are far less expensive than the Heroes
converter and have received good reviews.
73,
Ken Alexander
VE3HLS
On 2013-01-13 10:37 PM, Robert Costa, KB6QXM wrote:
Bob,
The VLF converter would prob
The front end of the 5K isn't an issue if you are using a receive
converter. The front end of the converter is what you have to be
concerned about, specifically, it would be best if the converter had
it's own low pass filter to prevent overload from local mediumwave stations.
The converter ou
Bob,
The VLF converter would probably work well with a pre-selector designed for
LF/VLF. Unfortunately, I do not know of ANY commercial LF/VLF available.
Considering that we have new spectrum in LF now, I would think that this would
be a good opportunity for someone to make a package for LF to
I must have overlooked something so does anybody know where I can see or
find the command line switches (if any) when invoking Powersdr.exe, (for
setting up special shortcuts) and also what the various keyboard strokes
are for special commands, (such as checking volts and temperature), ETC.
Th
I don't think so. They are made in England and that is the only source, far as
I know.
On Jan 13, 2013, at 5:39 PM, Bret Mills wrote:
> Anyone selling the Heros Preselector in the US?
> Bret
> WX7Y
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I too have considered their VLF converter, but after experiencing the
rather broad front end of the 5K in that part of the spectrum, I'm
cautiously not expecting too much. I contacted Heros and they admitted that
you might have issues if you live in areas near broadcast stations.
On Sunday, Januar
Nige,
I am also a SWL and I believe that the pre-selector would help on the
non-filtered general coverage area of the radio.
73,
Robert
KB6QXM
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From: "Nige G7CNF"
To:
Subject: [Flexradio] 2nd request-Heros
Dat
Nige,
Outstanding video on the Heros pre-selector. Look forward to your next
installment of having the pre-selector track the Flex.
Interested in testing other Heros products like their VLF/LF converter.
You have sold me on the desire to have the Heros pre-selector. Now I need to
see how well
Anyone selling the Heros Preselector in the US?
Bret
WX7Y
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From: FlexRadio [mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Nige
G7CNF
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2013 1:37 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] 2nd request-Heros
I did promise a wh
I did promise a while back that I'd put a video up for it or at least in
my case the "Heros SCR Preselector-CAT". Since I use one with a Flex-5K
I can vouch that if you're using tuned antennas there really shouldn't
be a need for one. If however you are using nonresonant antennas or in
proximit
This sounds great! My plan is to use my mid-2011 Mac-Mini and bootcamp Windows7
w/8GB ram and dual screens as the GUI client on my Flex-6700. I hope I have as
nice an interface.
WA6FXT
Michael Hasenfratz Sr.
mi...@tothe.net
wa6...@arrl.net
On Jan 13, 2013, at 11:13 AM, Peter Bourget wrote:
I think the mac quad core is perfect for the Flex Randy. I am using a Flex
5000, 3000 and 1500.
When I run the 3000 and 5000 off my quad core i7 iMac, it is beautiful and
smooth, and runs
at around 12% CPU. However I want to use the iMac as my work/internet/email
computer.
So I keep my flex rad
I am running a Flex 3000 on the newest Mac Mini, 2.7GHz Quad core processor and
8GB ram. DPC's are low and it works great. I run the Flex, DDUTIL, Mini Deluxe,
DM780, HRD Logbook, fldgi and JT65-HF with no problems. Since there aren't any
legacy serial ports it is real easy to setup with VSPMgr.
I've run PowerSDR on both a 2008 MBP and a late 2010 MBP and the only issue
I've had are spikes in DPC latency due to the NVidia graphics driver - several
versions of the driver. This manifests itself as raspy receive audio and fixed
by toggling the PowerSDR off and on again. Other than that i
Does anyone have experience operating the Flex-3000 with Bootcamp on an older
MacBook Pro? I have a 2008 MBPro with 4 GB RAM that I want to dedicate to
running the Flex-3000.
How about experience using an older iMac desktop computer? My wife needs a new
computer, so another option is to use h
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