Hi All
I have mine on the block as well as I think I may move up to the 6300.
Flex 3000
Firewire Cable
Power Cable
Hand Mic
Box
$1300 including Shipping for the US, but I need to know before Wednesday
when I head to Dayton. That will allow me to drop it in UPS from Dayton.
For my Canadian
Michael I have owned all the previous flex radios and now own the 6500. Great
radio but still in the building mode. I ran my flex 5000 and 3000 remote for
several years and the thought of working off the World Wide Web on a 6000 is
what really got my attention. Now for the bad news. At this
Thanks Dale
I fully suspect that could be the case. The video would be over remote
desktop, so that will also be a challenge. I 'hope' I can dial down the
frame rate for remote operation.
I currently use a TS480 and RemoteRig, but I really want to get the Flex at
the remote site.
I agree.
So, now that the new 6300 model is out it's got my attention. The hardware
specs look great but what about the software? Is Smart SDR ready for prime
time? Does it have all the features of the latest version PowerSDR software
I'm using now with my FLEX3000? Are upgrades free or is there some kind
David, the subject of annual charge for the software for the 6xxx series
radios crossed my mind too. While an annual fee to make the high-end radio
work might not be a deal breaker for those who buy the top of the line FLEX
radio, I can see a possible challenge for/from those who buy the the
It is explained here und upgrades
http://www.flexradio.com/amateur-products/flex-6000-signature-series/smartsdr/
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So, now that the new 6300 model is out it's got my
Anyone interested I have a Flex 1500 and Yaesu mike for sale for $550.00.
I use it as Gary with my Omni 7 and as a standalone unit as well.
Thanks,
Cecil
GARY HUBER glhu...@msn.com wrote:
David, the subject of annual charge for the software for the 6xxx series
radios crossed my mind
Everyone,
The SmartSDR software upgrade policy is listed on the web site under the
SmartSDR product page in the Upgrades tab
(http://www.flexradio.com/amateur-products/flex-6000-signature-series/smartsdr/)
Flex Radio general policy with regards to SmartSDR can be found here. I think
most
I'm interested and concerned about the ability to run the 6000 series
remotely.
For reasons I won't bore you with, lack of a really good remote power
on/off capability -- such as Elecraft unquestionably has for 6300 scale
money -- may be a deal breaker for this long time Flex owner as far as the
Hi Larry
Good points. I have been remoting since 2006 and my solution with a TS480
and a RemoteRig is flawless. I have to go 6 months at a time without
touching my radios/computer.
I just sold my 3000, so it looks like I will jump on a 6300. My goal will
be to have it running remotely by
Larry,
Checkout the REM ON (Remote On) RCA plug on the back of the FLEX-6300 (also
on the FLEX-6500 and FLEX-6700 models). I think this will do what you want.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 1:38 PM, Larry Loen lwl...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm interested and concerned
I was going to mention this but what about remote OFF? I suppose you could
use one of the web based power controls (WestMountain has one) and
disconnect the power but that's not a good way of shutting down.
Eric - Is there a way to add a shutdown command button to the main tab on
the settings
Tom,
Of course the FLEX-6300 only goes up to 54MHz so I assume you are talking
about using 28-144, 28-432 transverters. Generally you would use a exciter
port and a RX only port for this type of thing. The exciter port would go
to the transmit band and then the RX port would go to the receive
The RCA input handles shutdown. If the Remote On feature is enabled,
grounding the RCA powers up the radio. When the RCA is not grounded, the
radio will shutdown. When the feature is turned off, the RCA state does
not interfere with normal operation of the radio.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio
Larry, Have you checked into www.remotehams.com I believe any rig can be set
up. I have my 3000 and 1500 hooked to remote hams Great service. Matthew-KJ4TN
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This is getting a little off the reflector topics, but I do use RemoteQTH
for the interface for most of my stuff now.
www.remoteqth.com
Mike va3mw
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 4:15 PM, hmattc...@juno.com hmattc...@juno.comwrote:
Larry, Have you checked into www.remotehams.com I believe any rig
Thanks, Matthew. The real question here is not that part of it, but power
control. I don't want to leave the radios on all the time and (in fact) I
want to be able to sequence the power on sequence however I require it to
be done, now or in the future.
With the Flex 5000, particularly it's
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