I have noticed this being discussed as an issue several times. It appears
that not everyone is affected by the meandering signals. Some are worse than
others or not even noticed. Is this a known issue or are they just isolated
occurrences?
73 Ross K9COX
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Subject: [Flexradio] DC/DC Converter (DC1)
I have noticed this being discussed as an issue several times. It
appears
that not everyone is affected by the meandering
I have it in my SDR-1000 (June/2005 purchase)
Very embarrassing on a demo and irritating during use.
Mike - AA8K
Ross Stenberg wrote:
I have noticed this being discussed as an issue several times. It appears
that not everyone is affected by the meandering signals. Some are worse than
it on
other bands as well.
-Tim
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Tim Ellison
Integrated Technical Services
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] DC/DC Converter (DC1)
Hi Tim and Ross,
Let me copy what I answered to Cris and Willi few hours ago:
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Willi,
Thanks for remembering! Linear power supply/voltage regulator is always a
good solution for low noise applications
interested,
73 de Joe - AB1DO
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Thank you Tim
On 9/25/06, Joe - AB1DO [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
John Eckert K2OX started this thread describing how he replaced the DC1 with
a linear. Following were several posts requestiong more info from John on
the replacement part he used. I don't think I read a response. Did I miss it
or has
on this?
Just very interested,
73 de Joe - AB1DO
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Like I've said many times before(personal opinion).It's not a
rig for everyone.
Take my advice now and sell.
You boat anchor needs you.
KD5NWA wrote:
I have a SDR-1000 that I bought at Dayton and frankly I have been
disappointed in it's performance, I have all these signals specially
I'm sorry, I apologize, I got a lemon of a radio, and the manufacturer
is not interested in fixing it, must be my fault somehow.
Myself and several others must be imagining this problem, funny thing my
other radios don't pick up these moving signals, it's inside my radio.
Can you possibly
thats funny.. I hear signals like this on my IC- 746 and on my FT-920
quite often .. likewise I can hear/see then on my sdr-1000..
I do not think this a fault of the radio. or if it is its a common
problem...
Ray J
W9RAY
Cecil Bayona wrote:
Myself and several others must be imagining this
I can hear them very faintly on my TS-930 until I turn off the SDR-1000
then they disappear, in my case the noise is coming from the SDR-1000.
Ray J wrote:
thats funny.. I hear signals like this on my IC- 746 and on my FT-920
quite often .. likewise I can hear/see then on my sdr-1000..
I
Cecil,
I can imagine that you sent these e-mails twice so that tells me
something about you right there.
Oh wait that was probably someone else's fault.
Are you interested in selling your SDR-1000?
I was lucky enough to be able to follow along with Rigs early
development because of Dudley Hurry
Hi Folks,
I just wanted to let you know about a modification I made to my
radio. DC1 is a switch mode converter that provides +/- 15 volts
for the instrumentation amplifiers IC6/7 on receive that interface
the QSD to the sound card.
The DC/DC converter's internal oscillator free runs at ~120
John, can you be a bit more specific as to what you did and what you used to
do this. My unit seems to have more than its share of these carriers.
What about 10 meters? Any improvement there?
Many thanks
Stan
AH6JR
On Friday 22 September 2006 05:06 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
I
John:
Could you please pass along the part number/supplier for the particular
power supply you used? I would like to regain full use of my bench
power supply and I have just been too busy (too lazy?) to do any research.
Bob
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Hi Folks,
I just wanted to let you know
I have a SDR-1000 that I bought at Dayton and frankly I have been
disappointed in it's performance, I have all these signals specially
in the lower bands that are wondering around and changing frequency
on me, they are at least +20 dB above the noise floor. On my radio
the broad carriers never
On 9/22/06, Bob McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John:
Could you please pass along the part number/supplier for the particular
power supply you used? I would like to regain full use of my bench
power supply and I have just been too busy (too lazy?) to do any research.
Yes! Please post
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Subject: Re: [Flexradio] DC/DC Converter (DC1) Replaced with Linear
Supply
On 9/22/06, Bob McGwier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John:
Could you please pass along the part number/supplier for the
particular
power supply you used? I would like to regain full use of my bench
John,
What linear supply did you use? Thanks.
Chris - AE6VK
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