's an option I make available to my software users and 99.9% of
the time rescues their databases.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126606
If any samples are required shout at me off list.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: "Tim Ellison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Neither does the Edirol FA-66
The good news is Microsoft's support of XP until at least 2014. I have a
spare box for VISTA but my main crate will run XP.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
(GD4E
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From: "David Hilton-Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> So now a further question, for which I guess there is not yet an
> answer, is what about Windows Vista?
>
What soundcard will you use? The Delta 44 does not yet have VISTA drivers
:-(
ewhere, the gremlins may steal your PC :-(
RAID 1 support is very cheap nowadays, you just use two identical disks
instead of a single disk. Of course I've never had a disk in a RAID system
die (paging Mr. Murphy).
Given the cost of a decent SDR system moving to RAID 1 is not all that
sign
nest server system available today.
I also used RSTS with the PDP-11, started with punched cards and paper tape!
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I think it's your USB <=> serial adapter, a common problem.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: "J. Crit Harley, MD, C.Ht." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> SDR will be operating perfectly and when occasionally switch to HRD to
> log QSO, I will no
Sounds like insufficient power available for your USB devices. I very
strongly suggest a full-spec powered USB hub, full-powered is 500ma per port
continuous.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: "Greg Deuhs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> When my USB connector f
Hi Bruce,
That's good information - which USB driver does not work?
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Also used the Presonus Firebox sound card ok.
>
> Could not get
I see that Beppe, IK3VIG sells the Presonus Firebox - it's fine for PSK, isn't
it? (Stupid question - just checking.)
Does anyone use this with PSK software?
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What support is available on VISTA for the Delta-44 and FA-66? I can't find
driver info on the company pages.
I ask because I soon have to put a VISTA crate together for commercial reasons.
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Hi Hank,
Could be - I assume you're talking about PSK31 Deluxe and not HRD itself.
FWIW I am using my Delta 44 with a new digital modes program, I will have to
test it with the Delta 44 at 96 kHz sampling.
I haven't looked at this problem yet - I just use my Delta 44 'as-is
the Intel chip - we
use VAX emulators to maintain old software for customers.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: "Cecilio Bayona" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> The PDP-11 rocks, for a while I worked for a Medical company and we
> switched from PDP-8's
FWIW I am happily running PSK31 with the Delta 44 albeit using my IC-703 and 5W
(SDR lent to a young local amateur).
Delta 44 & IC-703 is a very fine combo - I had my first ever PSK QSO with my
latest software 'Digital Master 780' (in honour of the VAX 11/780).
Simon
No, I think there's a sort of vCOM solution available from MixW but N8VB's
is really good.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: "Jon Maguire" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Are you thinking of the REAudio drivers that comes with the RigExpert SD/
>
info mail me
direct.
Your LP-1000 doesn't have much to do, it's got a pretty hefty CPU inside as
well.
And get Portmon going, it will save a *lot* of hassle, it's a great program
for this type of thing. You can watch HRD chatting to the SDR.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original
ce of catching
up.
What I do is try a command three times until I get an understandable result,
even if it's an error.
Use Portmon, watch another program talking to SDR, compare the Portmon log
to your own. Portmon comes from www.sysinternals.com . It's free - like the
best things.
Simo
You must wait with a timeout to receive data *or* write async code, myself I
just wait with a 1 second timeout for a reply. Keep reading until you get a
; or get sick of writing code and take up golf.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: "A.R.S. - W5AMI" <[EM
Don't use the MixW virtual COM cable (don't know what it's called), use
N8VB's vCOM.
This may be the problem, failing that use Portmon to monitor the data flow,
this helps a great deal.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: "A.R.S. - W5AMI" <
Regarding power meters, I came across the N8LP LP-100 which I bought so that
I know when I am *really* running 5W from my IC-703. This LP-100 is some
unit, comes as a kit or assembled, has a computer interface as well, so in
theory I could tell the software to run 5W and it can adjust the volume
[1] Not running a clean and linear signal, the rule is never use ALC.
[2] Mains hum due to lack of isolation between PC and radio.
Simon Brown
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- Original Message -
From: "Jim Lux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> One might wonder i
Hah! I was comparing PSK vs. standard CW (say 20 WPM), of course you
couldn't read my mind (what there is left).
I agree about the weak signal CW work, very interesting indeed.
I am currently designing and implementing a new digital software program, I
want to incorporate slow speed CW detectio
The theory behind PSK shows that it is indeed far better than CW.
This next week I have to dig this out for a presentation, I'll copy it here
as well.
The idea behind PSK and QRP in general is brains, no brawn.
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500ms sounds like a timeout value to me, I assume you're running in async
mode, have the SDR-1000 set correctly on the CAT side?
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- Original Message -
From: "David Ackrill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> OK, so on a la
Hi Bob,
I'll keep you in the loop, it is 8kHz, not 800kHz :-)
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- Original Message -
From: "Robert McGwier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Simon:
>
> Name ANY card you can think of that supports 800 kHz.
>
> Did you m
Hi,
A user of my software is getting the error "Error starting soundcard Virtual
Cable 1 In: Card doesn't support 16bit,
800kHz, Mono format" when using the VAC.
Any chance of a pointer to VAC and the supported modes?
Simon Brown
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hah! Should read 8,000Hz.
Simon Brown
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From: "Simon Brown (HB9DRV)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> A user of my software is getting the error "Error starting soundca
OK,
MME is what I need, thanks very much.
Simon Brown
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From: "Eric Wachsmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> It ships with MME and DirectSound drivers if that is what you are asking.
> I
> don't think it has
And can it be used as a 'regular' Windows soundcard accessed via the
standard interfaces?
I'm thinking of a solution like this for non-SDR-1000 digital software with
my IC-703. I want Firewire and a Flex recommendation is good enough for me.
Simon Brown
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Hi Eric,
Thanks - that's good to hear. This means I'll be able to display and maybe
simultaneously decode most digital mode activity on a band.
I currently have an old SDR-1000 which I don't use much, I'll have to fire
it up once I get the new software working.
Simon Brown
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y a good piece of software can display all digital mode
activity in the band segment.
Simon 'plot lost' Brown
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- Original Message -----
From: "Simon Brown (HB9DRV)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If I'm
If I'm right I think that the SDR software could *theoretically* provide more
than the 'normal' 3kHz bandwidth to digital mode software?
If so, I see the SDR as becoming the ultimate digital mode radio.
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I agree 100%. I am often asked to do 'something' so that a Digital Mode
program can run locally while connected to a remote soundcard. Obviously
some client/server TCP/IP solution is:
[1] Easy to write,
[2] Simple and good solution.
Connecting to the innards of the SDR software via IP is the lo
I'm not planning to distribute with Flex, just have support (if required)
for direct access to the Flex software.
As it is IPC is quite easy, the inter-platform solution being TCP/IP which
would be fine in a local network. I'm not familiar with VAC as I haven't
needed to use it, but if there is
I'm starting new digital mode software over the next weeks, similar in
general idea to MixW and being written from the ground up for Windows
NT/2K/XP only.
If anyone from the Flex development group has specific requirements in this
area now would be the time to let me know so that the architect
Does anyone use Firebox for PSK31 or other digital modes? I'm getting my
Delta 44 going at the moment and am considering a Firebox. I assume it'll be
stonking :-)
Simon Brown
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Hah! Just found this on CodeProject:
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/SimpleSetup.asp
As you're using W2K and higher the concepts used may be better. The demo
works very well.
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Hi Bob,
No humour intended (!), here's some C++ code, it's really very simple, sadly
some formatting will be lost in the mail below. This really is the most
fool-proof way of listing COM ports which exist on a computer:
for (UINT nPort = 1; nPort <= 255; nPort++)
{
//
// Form the Raw de
There is no magic way to determine the list of COM ports configured on your
system. Registry information is optional; the *only* sure way to determine
the available COM ports without disrupting any running software is to use
GetDefaultCommConfig() for COM1 to COM255. If GetDefaultCommConfig() re
Some HRD users have had problems installed N8VB's vCOM driver, so I have ad=
ded a configuration window to HRD to make life simpler. Build 1093 of HRD i=
s available here: http://www.ham-radio.ch/kits/beta/3.3/ .
In the Tools menu there is an option to configure N8VB's vCOM virtual seria=
l port s
FWIW Ham Radio Deluxe will correctly show them, so you can use this as a
check if needed. I'm sure other programs show them as well.
Simon Brown
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From: "Christopher T. Day" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You're sure this isn't an April Fool's Joke?
Today I was thinking that the IC-7000 needs Flex Radio's SDR knowledge,
especially the front end. IC-7000 = nice idea, nice packaging, rotten RadCom
review, really rotten.
So I have just bought the TS-480SAT instead of the IC-7000 for portable /
mobile (also the Kenwood uses less current and i
FWIW I am writing a program to map local serial ports to remote serial
ports. I found PC hangs with versions of the vCom.sys prior to build 226.
After installing 226 I have not had a problem.
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"Programming today is a race between software engineers strivin
- Original Message -
From: "Eric Ellison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Most of my local ham club have better computers than I do, and are
controlling their hardware radio's with them. Although I don't know that
this is the case all over the world, your software, as well as many other
free product
- Original Message -
From: "Eric Ellison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The neat thing, (I think) is the existing hardware based machine mfgrs
won't
be able to shift their business model fast enough.
I don't think so - there is a demand for the FlexRadio SDR approach with
external PC, but I
So that you can run both at the same time (simultaneously). Best of both
worlds - at once. Get a second monitor and - enjoy!
I am currently running 4 operating systems from a single Windows server,
VMware is the finest development tool out there.
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In case anyone is interested in trying Linux - VMware have made their server
free of charge (crazy guys)!
http://www.vmware.com/products/server/
So you can run Linux and Windows on the same PC simultaneously.
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From: "Eric Ell
my own software available without the unpaid help
from a dedicated team of helpers scattered around the world.
Writing a computer program is only 10% of the effort required to develop a
commercial software product.
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Fro
- Original Message -
From: "Eric Ellison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Howcum we don't have a running version of Linux SDR-1000 console?
There are free development tools for Linux. I'm looking forward to the first
release of *your* console. It'll be a lot of effort, but when you are
finished
Hi,
For use with PSK31, not the SDR-1000: apart from
Creative, are there any other USB soundcards available?
I want something to use with my DELL laptop while
on holiday in two months.
Simon Brown---http://blog.hb9drv.ch/
Why not automate this via a scheduled job?
Overnight my development machine is copied to two other computers, all
source code is uploaded to a secure server 100 miles away.
And I am paranoid :-)
Simon Brown
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- Original Message -
From: "John B. Stephensen" <
Correct link for Portmon - note it's page 135 not 125 (brain going mouldy
here):
My Portmon Doc:
http://www.ham-radio.ch/doc/Ham%20Radio%20Deluxe%2029-12-2005.zip page 135.
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From: "Simon Brown (HB9DRV)" &l
I don't have time to use my SDR-1000 at the moment - all spare time is spent
writing free software. However I suggest the following approach:
Before starting MixW / N4PY / Whatever first start Portmon, I have
documented this myself - see link below. Make sure that Portmon is correctly
displayi
Hi Lee,
Your best approach is to ask Carl to add support for the SDR-1000 CAT set.
Apart from the actual commands it's 100% Kenwood protocol, so he should be
able to put this together with minimal effort. There is a very fine PDF
available with the commands.
It would be best to have the whol
The link to the script is here:
http://forums.ham-radio.ch/viewtopic.php?t=3692
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From: "Simon Brown (HB9DRV)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If anyone is interested I'll post the scripts I use in my own forums
For anyone who is wondering whether their ISP is as (un)reliable as Eric's,
you can take a copy of your database information using DOS and a Windows
scheduled task. I am using MySQL and with DOS the utility is mysqldump.exe .
Having learnt in the past how things can go wrong (lost servers and ba
Hey-ho a nice idea. I was thinking of something similar for my own software
and decided to have a small window - maybe system tray icon - where keyboard
/ mouse input is routed through to the main program. The code from
www.codejock.com has some nice ideas in the system tray area.
The glory of
Fairy Nuff, but you'll miss ports which are 'accidentally in use. Myself I
prefer to tell the user that the port is in use (I get an Access error).
That way the user can unplug the offending device.
But I do take your point.
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Just in case: I check whether a port exists by using
GetDefaultCommConfig() - if this returns nonzero then the port exists. COM1
to COM255 are valid. This is the only method of COM port detection which
really (really) works.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/devi
FWIW in Ham Radio Deluxe I have a small window
which monitors the parallel port, even better you could run Portmon from www.sysinternals.com which will tell you
if anything is toggling the parallel port. Portmon will also highlight errors
which will be of great interest to Eric.
Simon Brown
RPN is the natural way to think, it's also the way computers work. Once you
work with RPN it's more difficult to work with 'standard' calculators. In
fact it's much more difficult to create a standard calculator than it is to
create RPN, but the basic calculator chips are now so cheap it makes l
What a crazy question: of course! This is one of the HP masterpieces.
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From: "José Dumoulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Someone wants an HP 67 ? I have one gathering dust.
I apologise for this being OT, but maybe it balances FlexRadio's
cutting-edge dash to the future.
I write code professionally and also for Ham Radio. I use the latest
computers and whirly bits. But if you ever come across any of my programs it
may interest you to know that when the going gets
In fact I last bought a calculator in 1987! Time for a new one -
http://www.hp.com/calculators/scientific/33s/ !
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From: "Simon Brown (HB9DRV)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cough: some of us *only* use RPN
Cough: some of us *only* use RPN - I have a fine collection!
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From: "Philip M. Lanese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Don't see many HP handheld calculators with RPN around anymore either.
Actually I am working on something similar for my
users when they start asking too many awkward questions ;-)
Simon Brown---www.hb9drv.ch www.laax.ch
- Original Message -
From:
Eric Wachsmann
- FlexRadio
Hilarious! Where do I sign
up?
Eric,
I suggest your developers (and myself) watch
http://www.codeproject.com/redir.asp?id=1364 a
few times - we all have a lot to learn from Microsoft's new approach to
coding.
Time for bed before the idea catches
on.
Simon Brown---www.hb9drv.ch www.laax.ch
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José - I don't kiss girls with moustaches! Maybe things are different in
your country :-)
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- Original Message -
From: "José Dumoulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Wayne
I do not confirm your observation. Here, CPU usage jumps from around 5 %
withou
[ALL] I have made a note to myself to relax the polling rate with the
SDR-1000 - needed for remote links anyway.
[Wayne] What CPU do you have?
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From: "José Dumoulin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Wayne
I do not confirm your obs
For reasons best known to myself at the time I refresh the SDR data very
quickly - much more quickly than other radios. I can drop this down, but
maybe one of the SDR-1000 CAT implementers can take a look?
In HRD you set the polling frequency via the Options - select the Frequency
page and you
Right-click on the task bar - select from popup menu.
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From: "Larry W8ER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Leon .. Yes, ex
I gave a talk about Ham Radio Deluxe at the Swiss
Hamfest last weekend, after the talk the biggest question was the SDR-1000
(during that talk I showed a picture saying that SDR is the
future).
Simon Brown---www.hb9drv.ch www.laax.ch
RSGB HF Convention: Friday 7th - Sunday 9th October 200
If Windows says it's VSYS.com then it probably is. Are you using N8VB's
latest build? To help it's best to let Windows make a full crash dump file
so that N8VB can analyse with you later.
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Holiday
Found this yesterday:
http://www.serial-port-monitor.com/index.html
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Holidays: Monday 10th - Thursday 20th October 2005
Finally official SDR-1000 support in a HRD beta:
http://www.ham-radio.ch/forums/viewtopic.php?p=15785#15785 - sorry about the
delay - being stretched in every direction possible.
Groans and moans here (best for me please) or in the HRD forums
http://www.ham-radio.ch/forums/index.php . If possi
Suggestion to Flex (if not already implemented)
pressing Shift should slow down by a factor or two, pressing Ctrl by a factor of
5, Ctrl+Shift by a factor of 10. I have found this useful in my own
software and is a more-or-less Windows-compatible keyboard
interaction.
Simon Brown---www.hb9
Hi,
This means that you have selected the wrong COM port or the speed is wrong.
As you are using the virtual COM port I am confused - this should just work!
For virtual COM port use the speed is irrelevant - I used 115,200 when
testing a few weeks ago.
So the only thing to check is that you
Or maybe let the user mount the socket of his choice? Myself I found all the
bits needed at Friedrichshafen 2005 to convert my Heil to Flex's 4-pin
connector.
Just anything other than 3.5 mm if possible :-)
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Hi,
I will help as I can - please run Portmon -
http://www.ham-radio.ch/forums/viewtopic.php?t=47&highlight=portmon - run it
in HEX mode and we will see all that is happening on the COM port.
Please put the log into a ZIP archive and send to me or upload to
ftp://www.ham-radio.ch/common/ . I
I have noticed lockups with Ham Radio Deluxe.
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- Original Message -
From: "Bill Tracey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Jerry -- is N1MM the only
Kuhne is great - but the price - I would have to start selling software to
be able to finance a couple of these transverters. A Kuhne transverter is
more expensive than the SDR-1000 :-(
Anyway I will be lent a IC-910H for a few weeks so I can try that route.
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Thanks - an option I have also considered but the hassle of buying from the
US etc. has put me off so far - just can't be bothered at the moment but it
is a fine option.
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From: "Robert McGwier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
A dow
Bob,
What are you using for 430 Mhz?
Simon Brown
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- Original Message -
From: "Robert McGwier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Simon:
I am using two SDR-1000's to make a transponder for SDR transponder
demonstration purposes and there is nothing stopping you from
I am currently wondering what to do for satellite
operation. As I am building my station up I am testing with the FT-817 which is
OK-ish, but not the best. My current thoughts are to buy the IC-910H this year
which is fine for 2m and 70cms.
Is anyone using the SDR-1000 as a basis for
satel
Brown---www.hb9drv.ch www.laax.ch
- Original Message -
From:
Eric
To: 'Simon Brown (HB9DRV)' ; 'FlexRadio Reflector'
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 4:54
PM
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] Request
Simon,
Im not sure I
understand your request. C
I experienced horrendous QRM from a 15" CRT when it was plugged into the
rear of my IC-7800. I could not resolve it - so I bought a 15" TFT.
If you have a TFT then I would suggest a couple of ferrites.
Simon Brown
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From:
I have the Delta 44 but would like to be able to
send the output audio through another soundcard. Not essential, just would be
nice.
Simon Brown---www.hb9drv.ch www.laax.ch
While wiring things up last week I cam to the conclusion that a 3.5 mm
stereo connector on the back is not longer appropriate if the Delta 44 with
the 1/4" plugs is the preferred sound card. Sadly FlexRadio can't see into
the future. My choice would be a DIN plug but not something as small as th
Noise you call it? When using one of my many PC's
it sounded like WWIII with special effects by Stephen Spielberg and a backing
track by Ozzie Osborne! Yet on my new DELL 3000 there's no noise at all - or at
least I can use 6m when the sporadic-e Deities switch the propagation
ovens on.
Si
While tuning over 50MHz with Ham Radio Deluxe + new beta 1.4.4 (I think it
is) I noticed that the receiver couldn't keep up with rapid changes in
frequency. After a few fast changes I got almost no audio output until the
frequency had been constant for maybe ~ 200ms or so.
This isn't a complai
Soundcards support many formats, 16 bit 8000 Hz is a basic format and is all
that is needed for PSK31, anything more is overkill. HRD and WinWarbler use
the same core software for PSK31 send / receive.
Simon Brown
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