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Hello All,
I've updated v1.9.0 svn 806 to include the wave player/recorder and a new BCI
Rejection scheme.
The player is the same as the one used in v1.6.3 svn 724A with one e
Hi Gerald,
It is working as it should. Late at night (1AM) it is common for me to get
50-55 db reduction in spurious responses. But it is a function of the RX
being truly overloaded and how low the true ambient noise is.
In your case there simply isn't a lot of signal at the receiver and the BC
John
What are you doing in software to eliminate the
spurious response?
73 Lee W9OY
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Hi John, I just downloaded SVN 807X and I'm seeing my noise floor
increase by at least 10 db when I activate the BCI Rejection. BCI
interference increases the same amount. I'm using the Delta 44 soundcard.
Maybe something I need to change in my settings?
I will tell you that my antenna performs
John, thanks for the reply. Yes, switching over to an active receive
only antenna I do see a difference now. My noise floor is above -100 dbm
and the broadcast stations are being knocked way down. Guess I should
have known there would be a threshold level. I also notice that stations
are being
John,
This works great! I also very much appreciate the fact that you have
added several options to the Wave recording, in particular the ability
to specify where to store the wave files. Something I requested a
long time ago.
Thanks Again!
Brian / w5ami
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From: Jerry Sharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Wednesday, January 3, 2007 8:20:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] 1.9.0 svn806X Available (160M BCI Rejection & Wave
Recorder/Player Updates)
John, thanks for the reply. Yes, switching over to an active rec
The BCI filter would be my vote for software mod of the year 2007 -- and I
know it's only January. The wider panadapter would be my vote for 2006.
>The BCI (AM Radio Broadcast Interference) Rejection is something new to
>the SDR. If you live near strong AM stations they may be causing front
>e
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