the continuing development
of PowerSDR. But I do agree that Flex is going to be planning a replacement
for these radios and when they do, you can bet that Flex will stop
developing PowerSDR. Until then it will be business-as-usual.
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tion of very high performance DDC radios is going to get the
attention of the big boys, meaning even better options for me. So,
personally, I welcome the presence of the ANAN radios from Apache Labs.
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s offset from the center by the amount of the IF frequency. If you are
not running or listening to AM you can set the IF to zero and the display
will be centered. Normally you want the IF frequency to be outside your
widest passband which is why Flex sets it to 9kHz by default.
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On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 7:17 PM, Drax Felton wrote:
> Has anyone tried using JACK as an alternative to VAC?
>
>
>
> http://jackaudio.org/
Why don't you and then tell us about it?
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On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 9:32 PM, Steven Hess wrote:
> Is the Flex-1500 like the Flex-3000 and Flex-5000 as far as the toughness
> of Final output stage duty cycle goes? Will it hold up to 2 minute back to
> back transmissions at full power?
>
Yes.
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> "complies with part 97" but has not been certified, long shot but it may be
> tossed in to add to the violations.
>
And I think you are probably right about that as well.
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rom doing so but I am not well
versed with international trade law nor do I play an attorney specializing
in international trade law on TV.
OTOH, if you buy one, put it on the air, and your signal nets you a pink
slip, you can't blame the manufacturer.
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On Sat, Mar 30, 2013 at 2:36 PM, Lee Mushel wrote:
> Has everyone taken note of the processed cheese national ad that actually
> not only mentions ham radio but does it in a positive way?
>
Wallace and Grommet combine Cheese and Ham Radio in a positive way too!
"Cheese Gromme
ngs in and use them.
Even my motorcycle uses powerpoles for connecting the battery charger and I
have a small Rigrunner in my tank bag to plug in all my accessories, e.g
cell phone charger, RADAR detector, 2m HT, GPS, etc.
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b
start WSPR.
So, even if the configuration of WSJT or WSPR *looks* right, it may not be.
So even if the audio channel selection appears correct, reselect the audio
channels and see if that fixes the problem.
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+1.7
On Sun, Mar 3, 2013 at 12:08 PM, Bob McGwier wrote:
> I WROTE that code and I forget to do it
>
Heh. Maybe a check-box for "Automatically Disable SR when using I/Q output"
that defaults to checked?
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d his audio still sounds fine.
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d directly into the mic
> jack on the Flex.
Sounds good to me. I don't hear any obvious distortion ... unless maybe you
are female and then I would say that your audio is a bit bass heavy.
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+1
and recommending VSPmanager. But I
have had problems with it on Win7-64. That doesn't bother me because I run
XP or Win7-32. You need to make sure you read the instructions carefully
and follow them exactly to be sure the installation goes properly.
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3000 is
very clean due to running class-A at those power levels.
As far as I am concerned, the only two things the 3000 lacks that keep it
from being the perfect radio are separate RX input and external reference
input.
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n about 1% useful information and 99% of
messages that were included that have nothing to do with the topic. (Not to
mention that the subject field no longer contains useful information that
would allow me to know what the topic of the message is.)
Tim: consider this my request that you discontinue support
, I think buying a Rb one would be a
> crap-shoot. After thinking it through, I skipped the Rb step and went
> straight to the GPSDO.
>
But the GPSDO can be farther off during periods of poor GPS constellation
geometry.
Bottom line: it pays to understand the technology.
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er to use
and its accuracy still exceeds the tuning accuracy of the radio.
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il empire" (I bought
> two at that price). You do need an external antenna, but you need
> an even bigger one for the radio !!
>
> 73, Dick, W1KSZ
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9 pin 1394b with a
> 6 pin other end to go to my Flex 3000?
Yes.
> Does anyone do this?
>
Yes, I do. It works just fine.
> I have daisy chained my 3000 offf the 5000 but that requires the 5000 to
> be turned on.
I just move the cable from one radio to the other.
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ment for my Flex 1500. The
DDC/DUC transceiver is just ... better.
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set aside. If I have
a problem then I delete the current database and copy my copy into its
place. That usually solves the problem.
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ough
> as it is. My applications like fldigi ARE taken care of through VAC.
>
Ah, that is a different problem. But you can still play the audio through
your computer by having VAC split the audio into two different outputs.
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esn't mean
you can't make things worse by poor configuration. :-) Still, the preferred
approach is to use VAC to transport the digital data from your "radio"
(PSDR) to the application, e.g. fldigi.
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be inside your PC without any wires by using
VAC. No transformers needed.
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ange. The intent
> is no knobs to turn, just a monitor, keyboard, pointing device, sound,
> microphone and CW key. Keep the clutter down in the ham shack as much as
> possible.
Seems quite reasonable to me.
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or is nice. Those
> were the days of tuned circuitry on the input.
And it does the job. Flex provides preselection, but only in the ham bands.
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On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 9:35 AM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
>
>
> If you can eliminate nonlinearity and nonlinearity-causing components
> before you get to the A:D, i.e. connect your A:D directly to the antenna,
> and as long as that A:D does not saturate (clip), you have the (almost)
>
27;s latest missive? That's what I am talking about.
> 73,
> Robert
> KB6QXM
> "Ham Radio Open Conversation"
> Yahoo group owner/moderator
>
>
>
> - Reply message -
> From: "Brian Lloyd"
> To: "Lee Mushel"
> Cc: "
le
that they are going to have to THINK about what you are saying for awhile
until the light bulb comes on.
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l the access information for your bank account so
they can deposit that money very quickly. You wouldn't want them to run
into any problems depositing that money now.
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+1.
ll let you
automatically sort your incoming mail.
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On Sun, Jan 27, 2013 at 10:18 AM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
> I have a Flex 3000, SN 3009-0266, for sale. Excellent condition with only
> a very faint scuff mark in the top. Pre-amp ECO done by Flex in 2010.
>
> $1340 or make me an offer I can't refuse.
>
> I also have a Heil HM
ested.
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you can just set the drive to
zero and while the flex will switch into TX, it won't actually emit
anything on the air.
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want to see SWR of you
antenna system, you have to do it in TUN mode.
The 1500 does not have an SWR bridge.
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Flex 1500, SN 3010-0630, for sale -- $500. Indistinguishable from new. I'll
take PayPal or cashier's check.
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finally decided
that eHam was just to painful to be around.
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for satellite work and SO2R (with RX2).
>
>
> ** **
>
> Regards,
>
> Ray****
>
> EI3GD
>
> ** **
>
> ** **
>
> *From:* Brian Lloyd [mailto:br...@lloyd.com]
> *Sent:* 20 January 2013 00:40
> *To:* Robert Costa, KB6QXM
> *Cc:* Ray percival; flexradio@flex-radio.b
ld make the difference
> between doing something exceptional and not doing it.
>
Or just throw a 10dB pad in there and be done with it.
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steps it will get you where you want
to do ... AFTER YOU PURCHASE VAC.
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crap (technical name for unwanted signals) coming down the feedline,
the more a preselector will help.
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-- that it doesn't matter whether
the radio is an SDR, hybrid, or pure analog, if you remove unwanted signals
before they get to the active stages, the receiver will work better.
Period. So, if you are dealing with strong, unwanted signals, you should
remove them in order for the receiver to perfo
On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 11:42 AM, H. Dave Meitzen wrote:
> That is to ask is there anyone providing Band Data to the FL-7000 amplifier
> from a Flex 5KA ??
>
Check into DDutil.
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On Sun, Jan 6, 2013 at 7:39 PM, Robert Costa, KB6QXM wrote:
> All,
>
> On my 5000a, I compare my noise floor on 15 meters compared with all other
> bands. The15 meters noise floor is about 20 db higher than all other bands.
> Any clues? Calibration issue?
>
It is probably J
o down-side to running VAC v4.12.
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https://fedorahosted.org/fldigi/wiki/Documentation/HOWTO/PowerSDR
Have a Happy New Year.
(Only 2 more hours to 2400z.)
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The DX engineering feedline choke uses RG-142 coax looped through a couple
binocular cores. Excellent construction quality and materials.
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uantity (unless you already have the
kit).
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htt
"hot switched".
But if you want more flexibility you might consider interfacing it through
DDutil.
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oped to run off the rear panel
> FlexWire port?
>
What do you want to run off of it? If you want to remotely control
something, it is much easier to use DDUtil.
>
> The DX Engineering RTR-1 Receive Antenna Interface
> box looks to be an RF sensing T/R switch solution.
>
Or driv
lso use a current choke/common-mode choke to turn an
unbalanced tuner into a balanced tuner. That is how I get my SGC-239 to
tune my loop without sending RF back down the outside of the coax to the
shack.
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+1.
thing using the NC contacts on the relays. I bet yours
probably does.
>
> 73 from Patrick AF5CK, standing by for comments and suggestions.
>
You seem to be well on the right track to me.
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is amazing ... assuming you have a
magnifying glass. PowerSDR takes up less than 1/4 of the screen in native
resolution. You can get ALL your programs on the screen at once, and that
is on a 15" display. OTOH, you really MAY need a magnifying glass to read
it.
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. You are just coiling
coax through the appropriate ferrite cores.
Here is the basic flow for an antenna system done right:
ANT---[cc]===[cc]-[LA]+=[cc]-rig
|
ground
[cc] = current choke
[LA] = lightning arrester
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d not expect the NB to work on the AM BCB due to
overload from other strong signals in the receive span. If you want to try
to make them work you can change the threshold values in DSP>Options.
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akes perfect sense to me. And if one
isn't sure, testing the fact is a mere mouse-click away.
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t level. I don't like this setting because it means that I have to
listen to the noise at the same level as the signal between and words (in
SSB and depending on AGC speed), but it does mean that you should hear the
really weak ones at the same volume level as the really strong ones.
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the radio, the better. Coil up
FireWire cable and add Ferrite beads, i.e. turn the firewire cable into a
common-mode choke. Granite firewire cable is a good idea.
Done.
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werSDR (this is your receive audio cable) and virtual cable 2
for input TO PowerSDR (this is your TX audio cable). When you get to the
digital mode program using virtual cable 1 for RX input and virtual cable 2
for TX output.
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for about a minute to ensure that the
5000's internal processor and all the chips are reset?
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put it in the "rigs" folder of the fldigi data
folder.
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> http://www.flexradio.com/
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re than -10dBm. So, you need a 30dB pad between the output of your TX
and the input of the 1500.
Also, the 50 ohm input impedance of the 1500 in parallel with the 50 ohm
impedance of the dummy load would present a 25 ohm load to the TX or about
a 2:1 SWR.
So, get a proper pad.
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features of the other programs but it has the features that most people
need. It is, IMHO, the best place to start and gain experience. Once you
have that working for awhile you can then determine what additional
features you need, if any, and then go looking for them.
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NOT a QRP rig at QRP levels. Just the idle
current on the 3000 in TX with no output at all is 5A from 13.8V. Raise the
output to 10W and the current is 10A at 13.8V.
> what is the current drain at 100 watts on the flex 3000 ?
>
Mine draws 22A.
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ave a significant amplitude component I use -2dB
or -3dB to ensure I have headroom and won't clip the signal in the audio
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re they fall into the passband.
>
Yes, being able to send the output of multi-RX over VAC2 would be really
nice.
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y the
> Flex-1500 as panadapter display as well as a receiver with the IC-7000.
>
But the 1500 is already a better receiver than the IC-7000! What not just
use the Flex 1500 receiver?
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ore PowerSDR "friendly".
>
All true. Contact Neal. He is far and away the best source of information
about what works and what doesn't.
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e 5000 or 3000 and get a
really short bonding cable between them to greatly reduce the possibility
of RFI problems.
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x27;re on the subject; is anyone running PowerSDR under Windows 8?
> Any gotchas there too?
>
I can't answer that but it seems to be that many are running Windows 8.
Perhaps others will respond.
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On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 9:57 AM, wrote:
> http://6soft.net/wp-content/plugins/myspace.php?complex244.php
Oops. Looks like K1IAX has a compromised email account or a compromised
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ly works with the second receiver on the Flex 5000.
> Is it possible at all?
No.
> Right now I have to go into setup and
> mark/unmark the I/Q to VAC box, depending on what application I want
> to use.
>
That is correct.
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as you pay shipping, and don't expect a guarantee.
>
The first place I would ask would be Flex.
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h. The short-term solution is to shut-down PowerSDR and start it
back up again. Flex has been working on the problem.
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source of signal at the RX2 input.
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On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Nige G7CNF wrote:
> Regrettably I don't have a 10m handheld Nor a 6m one for that matter.
>
Oscilloscope, frequency counter, and (maybe) an op-amp low-pass filter
would let you do it.
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On Sun, Sep 30, 2012 at 5:43 AM, Nige G7CNF wrote:
> How does one measure or scan for sub-audible tones on Psdr if the repeater
> credentials aren't known? My previous radios all provided this function.
>
Well, PowerSDR doesn't. I use my handheld.
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abase has become corrupted. The answer is to revert to
factory default and re-enter the settings to see if this fixes the problem.
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ite
unusual.
In the mean time, have you tried using the 10-band EQ? ;-)
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st version here seems to have the same problem with PL tones not
> being filtered out on receive. Did I miss a setting somewhere or is
> this a bug? They are annoying on receive.
>
Did you try using the 10-band EQ to knock down the audio spectrum below
250Hz? Yes, I know that is a hack
low-frequency cut-off for the
transmit filter.
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that problem.
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r doesn't stand a chance." ;-)
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On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 12:35 PM, Alan P. Biddle wrote:
> This just popped up.
>
> Page 1 C 2012 FlexRadio Systems
> PowerSDRT v2.4.4 Release Notes
> September 5, 2012
>
> Looks like if fell through a time warp. :)
>
Think of it as a sneak peek.
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it to protect my amp.
I would want a protection system that would shut down the amp in a fault
conditon, not just reduce the drive. But that is just me.
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rs in any one day.
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s the IF freq in the opposite direction.
But if the recording is raw samples from the A:D then you would get that
effect.
Next time you try it, try turning off SR to see if the problem goes away.
Just thinking aloud here.
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s the IF freq in the opposite direction.
But if the recording is raw samples from the A:D then you would get that
effect.
Next time you try it, try turning off SR to see if the problem goes away.
Just thinking aloud here.
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br
On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 7:57 PM, Ross Stenberg wrote:
> There you go again using words that I have to look up. Is a single
> entendres half bad?
Yes and no. It is kind of like where I was trying to be a wit but only got
halfway there.
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On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 1:21 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 22, 2012 at 1:15 PM, Mickey Baker wrote:
>
>> The Flex 5000 will likely work 50 years from now, but who will have a
>> machine with FireWire? That's going to be difficult in 5 years, much less
>> 50
badly) 50 years
from now on your new old-stock motherboard as it does today. If you want to
keep your 5000 running for the next 50 years, it is eminently possible.
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decide
to bring suit against you.
And in case you are having difficulty understanding me, what I am saying in
simple words is, "Put up or shut up."
Actually, you strike me as just another troll and the best solution is to
just ignore you.
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I also understand how the new architecture of the 6x00 series
is different and how that is going to change how they develop software for
it and why that is likely to produce a product that is far more flexible
and extensible than their previous products were/are.
I guess what I am saying here in a nutshe
ability.
>
I actually asked the question and was clearly told that they are no
immediate plans to discontinue the 5000a.
But think about it, why should they? They have no product to replace the
5000a.
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th a "Buy Now" button still
prominently displayed.
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a strong signal to calibrate WBIR
against otherwise it ends up with compromised image rejection. Typically 6m
doesn't have a lot of strong signals so WBIR can get lost in the weeds.
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there are some PSDR and/or firewire parameters that need
> attention.
>
Reset the database and then use Control-Shift-P to run the calibration
tests.
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