WELL..after sitting on the fence (I never had much luck with the SVN
releases), I decided to try V2.0.16.
Downloaded, installed, and up and running in about 15 minutes!
This is running out-of-the-box, and I *like* it! The "Pretty Betty" (or
whatever they're called) graphics look _very_ nice, an
I think I have a few minutes recorded. I'm a newbie, just received my
5000A seven days ago, so took a shot at wav recording (pre-processed) of
some 20 meters.
It should be on my computer, but I haven't set it back up yet since
field day tear down. Will do so tonight and if I get something, will
In a multi-multi contest, if you don't use monitor, you are listening
the others operators and sometimes is very dificult operate with this.
El 29/06/2010 0:04, N4PY2 escribió:
I wondered the same thing. I have contested a lot and never needed
monitor for SSB.
Carl Moreschi N4PY
121 Little B
DDUTIL has a memory feature that was added a couple months ago. It memorizes
pretty much every thing that can be remembered from the CAT commands. So all
you have to do if you bump or click something is just "recal"l what was
memorized.
The program can memorize up to 5 memories and the memo
OK, that makes sense. I run my audio buffers at 256 on my computer get very
low latency. You may want to reduce your DSP Transmit buffers slightly as
well. There is a trade off on DSP buffers between latency and filter
skirts. You may want to play with that one a little.
Gerald
Gerald Youngb
I prefer monitor in a contest because I use auto-keyer to play my 'CQ
contest..." ditty over and over again to save my voice. Having monitor on
lets me hear myself and time when to start paying attention again.
Sure someday I'll move over to SO2R, and ill want monitor off so I can be
searching for
Ruben,
I can't imagine why someone would run monitor in a contest for SSB? I can
see it for the ESSB crowd but not contesting.
However, you can get the latency very low if you run at 192 kHz sampling
rate and 256 sample audio buffers. I do that when I want to monitor my
audio to test microphone
I wondered the same thing. I have contested a lot and never needed monitor
for SSB.
Carl Moreschi N4PY
121 Little Bell Drive
Hays, NC 28635
www.n4py.com
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From: "Ray J"
To:
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 5:50 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] My first contest
" multi-multi contest, monitor is very very important"
Why is that?
I believe the delay might be lessened by using the smallest possible
dsp and audio buffer sizes.
But I don't think u can totally get rid of it.. There's a set amount
of time your audio takes to get all processed and f
: Ed Wilson
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] My first contest experience with FLEX-5000A
To: "Jordan" , "Ruben Navarro Huedo" ,
"Flex"
Cc: "Miguel Espinosa" , "EB5BBM Jose M. Molero"
, pnpa...@gmail.com, gerardoot...@telefonica.net
Date: Monday, June 28, 2
I don't seem to have that problem here, I don't have a delay.
Or at least I don't notice it.
Could that be a function of the speed/version of your computer?
Maybe one of the Gurus can address that for you.
On 6/28/2010 6:48 AM, Ruben Navarro Huedo wrote:
Thank's for your answer.
Monitor = au
gerardoot...@telefonica.net
Sent: Mon, June 28, 2010 8:54:46 AM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] My first contest experience with FLEX-5000A
I've OFTEN looked for a BACK button to return to the original frequencyit
should be easy to implementJMO...73..Jordan VE6ZT
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Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 5:28 AM
Subject: [Flexradio] My first contest experience with FLEX-5000A
Hello friends:
I am a Flex user 3 years ago.
This weekend i have had my first contest experience with the FLEX-5000A.
Is has been in the King of Spain SSB contest.
We have participated i
Thank's for your answer.
Monitor = audio monitor = listen your own voice while in TX.
Monitor has a delay and is really impossible use it.
2010/6/28 FireBrick
> Ruben
> Congrats on your big showing in the contest.
>
> More than once I inadvertently have mouse clicked and lost a 'RUN'
> frequenc
Ruben
Congrats on your big showing in the contest.
More than once I inadvertently have mouse clicked and lost a 'RUN'
frequency.
I agree a 'Full Lock' button would be advantageous during a contest.
I sort of get around it, but using the 'SAVE' and 'RESTORE' buttons.
When I get a run going I cl
Hello friends:
I am a Flex user 3 years ago.
This weekend i have had my first contest experience with the FLEX-5000A.
Is has been in the King of Spain SSB contest.
We have participated in Multi-Multi with 14 operators and 4 running
stations.
Some conclusiones:
-First the good points:
All operators
Actually I didn't win anything..
But for this years ARRL Sweepstakes, each Sweeps achiever was given a Broom,
Medallion and a 75th anniversary Fridge magnet.
Even though I've played in Sweeps for decades, this was the first year I
managed a 'Sweeps'.
And oh...I'm giving credit to the Flex5KA..
Broom, medallion, and magnet arrived today,
Is wearing the medallion around my neckconsideredBLING
LOL
couldn't figure out what the ARRL sent me in such a big lumpy package. LOL
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I don't do A LOT of phone but a cluster spot for 6W1SJ on 40 ssb split
He was transmitting on 7067 listing 7190
Obviously I needed the 2nd receiver to make that split.
Worked like a champ.
new one on 40 phone is 'in da log'.
ps: I 'normally' use the 2nd receiver to monitor a different band.
I am delighted to report that my first Olivia QSO is with Tim W4TME on
14.106.500 this a.m. What a great signal from Tim.
de ken n9vv
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Zowie - I am nervous and sweating like a Novice making
his first QSO (hihihi). I just worked W1AW as my very
first SSB contact on a brand new FLEX-5000 14.225 USB.
Received an excellent report from "Rich" a visitor in
the shack in Newington.
cool!
de ken n9vv
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Congrats Richard. You are on the right track.
73, Chas, W`1CG
At 08:20 AM 1/7/2006, Richard Stouffer wrote:
I've been a ham for just over a year. I bought my SDR1000 a couple
of months ago after struggling with an ICOM 706 with limited
success. This morning I made my first international 40
I’ve been a ham for just over a year. I bought my
SDR1000 a couple of months ago after struggling with an ICOM 706 with limited
success. This morning I made my first international 40 meter RTTY contact with Japan, 7L1WII
in Ibaraka. The signal report was 599 and I’m running 100 watts
from
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