but
downgrading the AK5394A to something
inferior is not going to save much money. From another group :
> The quote I got for quantity 10 AK5394A for prototyping the Janus from the
> US distributor was about $17.00.
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> it is malice after all and they are really pushing me to the absolute edge.
The two are not mutually exclusive :-)
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Craig,
thanks. Still more material archived ... :-)
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Craig Monsen wrote:
> This link was quite overwhelming for me.
>
> However, the course outline:
> Link: http://www.cs.tut.fi/~tabus/course/ASP/Lectures_ASP.html
> pro
HNY to you all (Christmas is over, am I right ? Or does my
memory fail on this too ? :-)
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to a signal of roughly 0.2 uV
S1 is not (should not be) at the leftmost end of the scale of an S-meter.
So when you listen at a signal of 0.2 uV the S-meter should move and indicate
S1.
If it does, then the S-meter is fully calibrated.
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he FT-736R. Probably the SDR1000
has the same pinout as one of these two
transceivers.
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> Hi Alberto,
>
> Thanks for responding. Unfortunately I did not mention the specific mike
> that I was attempting to use which
t pinouts are the MD-1 and the MD-100,
both Yaesu.
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been the result, but I wanted to
demonstrate that to a skeptic friend...
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Jerry Flanders wrote:
> Someone mentioned it is best to install the card into a slot that has
> its own (non-shared) interrupt.
>
This should affect performance (maybe), but not the fact that the card doesn't
work at all...
73
t had been, and it still
> did not work. I tried again to install the Delta Driver, and still no
> success
Have you tried to completely _uninstall_ the card before moving it to another
slot and before reinstalling the drivers ?
You can do it by choosing "Remove" in the Device
don't have a screen
capture, is still better. The only problem of the EMU device is the price...
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Andy Smith wrote:
> Thanks for all the suggestions, in this case I am not looking to use it with
> PowerSDR, it is for another pro
Steinberg ASIO SDK.
I made the same mistake initially :-)
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e tested the EMU-1616M with my
software Winrad at 192 kHz sampling rate, using the ASIO driver distributed by
M-Audio, and the working was excellent.
Very low background noise, flat response, absolutely no pops. I had it on loan,
and it was with chagrin that I returned
it:
Give a look at this :
<http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp?category=505&subcategory=491&product=13552>
The specs are outstanding...
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> Hi Folks,
>
> Can someone please tell me which soundcard spe
tp://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~omat/bastelecke/Rund%20um%20den%20PC/USB2LPT/index.html.en
>
Thanks again for your offer.
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> However, the FlexRadio USB adapter could probably do what you need,
> but it may requir
nt of being able to do direct
I/O to the pins. Apparently I was wrong, unless some brands and/or models of
those converters behave like that.
If someone has suggestions, please don't be shy... :-)
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Jim Lux wrote:
> At 10:03 AM 8/10/2006,
program be able to do I/O
on the 0x278, 0x279, 0x27a addresses (in case of LPT1), as when a real parallel
port is present ?
If someone has direct experiences on this, I would like hear from him, many
thanks indeed.
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duced thermal stress" theory of leaving
everything powered on. In the past 30 years I
haven't had a single failure in hard disks, CPUs, radios etc. that did manifest
at power on.
And doing so I also contribute to the reduction of the pollution in this world,
by not
. It
will be my fourth opsys, together with
Win98SE, Win2000 and WinXP, all selectable at boot time with Boot Magic.
Any good URL where to get the latest Ubuntu from ? TNX.
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it, when I tested
it more than three years ago, it was slow and sluggish as molasses... I could
start it, and go to have a cup of coffee
before the main IDE screen did show. Completely unusable...so the search
still continues.
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teresting...please Cecil keep me posted on your progresses in
having C++Builder (or Kylix if you prefer)
running under Ubuntu. I am afraid I would have to kiss goodbye all the VCL
components I harvested, modified and/or wrote
during the last years, but one can always start afresh on the new
r
Vista...
and instead of upgrading (?) to Vista, I would then prefer to switch to Linux..
and this declaration, made by me, is
truly an epochal event... :-)
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rupts disabled. I wonder how
this could allow to have a "guarantee"
of 2ms latency. But, as said, my knowledge of Linux is nil.
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> > An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
Well, the reflector didn't like my HTML formatted message with an embedded
picture. This is the price we must pay for
the existence of a bunch of idiots that send out spam and viruses...so I repeat
here my message in plain
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idth equal to the FFT bin size. And you can see
it easily for yourself. If the program
allows for this, change the bin size, e.g. make it half, and the base level of
noise will drop by 3 dB...
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less than 16 bits of
resolutions.
So the answer is, yes, there is a point in using a 24-bit card instead of
16-bit one. Only do not expect to have a
dynamic range of 144 dB...
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Peter Martinez wrote:
>>From G3PLX:
>
> I am just
e you
devised ? Thanks.
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Peter Martinez wrote:
>>From G3PLX:
>
> Alberto:
> Thanks for your answer (and pleased to meet you here). I have not heard of
> 'WMME' so that's another new word I must throw at Google and le
Google search for
WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE should give you the information you
need. Be warned that it is supported only in Windows XP (and later, as they
say...)
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>>From G3PLX:
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> Greetings to the group. Can anyo
Thanks guys
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Philip Covington wrote:
If you are interested in experimenting with SDR, check out the HPSDR
project at <http://hpsdr.org>
That results in a completely blank page, both with Firefox and IE...
Tried also www.hpsdr.org, same result...
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Larry Loen wrote:
Serious thought should be given to this for the "SDR 2000".
[...]
The SDR-2000 seems to be a name commercially already taken
Look here : http://www.spectralaudio.com/sdr-2000.htm
73 Alberto I2PHD
olicy.
Otherwise, if you feel like shelling money, there are a few commercial
compilers around. Look here : http://www.liant.com/products/pl1/
Those who are asking to themselves what PL/I is, please go to this page :
http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/pl1/pl1.html
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ne of my first loves (when I was young...)
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ple man, it takes so little to make me happy :-)
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modulation of a signal at 24 GHz....
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be that only my specific Isotemp OCXO had this problem, and
other
units work well. Anyway, my next GPSDO will make use of a double oven 10811...
I found
one brand new, still in its box...:
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