Patrick -
The answer to "why not use VAC to get audio into the radio". I suspect (I
have not seen the code) that PSDR has no provision to pick up audio from a
software defined serial port. The physical radio has 2 audio input paths,
and nothing else. Could it be done. The answer offered by manag
Chuck and Ken, thanks for the suggestions. Both have merit. Right now I don’t
know what I will try. I haven’t addressed the issue seriously yet. There are
multiple ways to move the audio. Your suggestions are the front runners right
now.
Slowly I turn, inch by inch, one-step at a time. Like
Why wouldn't you use your computer soundcard and VAC to get the audio into PSDR
instead of running a low level audio cables to the Flex?
- Original Message -
From: "Ken Akin"
To: "Patrick Greenlee"
Cc: "FlexRadio"
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2013 1:00:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexra
Patrick -
Coming from a long ago broadcast radio background, I would use a preamp
with +8 dBm (or more) output if clean. And then use a pad at the radio end
to drop down to 0 dBm for the balanced audio input on the 5K.
And, by all means, try the simple approach first. Keep life simple.
73
Ken
Dale, I couldn't find your comment(s) just my post,quoted.
Joe, That was discussed earlier. The hardware is twice as expensive for an
equivalent setup plus the fiber cost. Recall, I have the Cat5e - 1000 ft
roll. On eBay you can get a S400 to fiber and back pair for $500 + shipping.
Take a loo
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