If the case could be removed faster, then a place for a 9v battery on the
inside would be great.
I have been using mine for many weeks on a 9v battery and I don't have to
worry about power from a potentially noisy source like my vehicle's power
line.
The SM1000 draws such little power, if I have
David,
Provided people understand the limitations of phantom power then you're
good. I have only implemented phantom power on transceiver cables that
have an A+ rail (13.8V@1A). The majority of transceivers seem to have an
8V@30mA rail for biasing eletret microphones, these should be avoided at
how about passive PoE connection style ? (IE same pairs, use of
transformers etc)
at least that is a standard.
On 10/09/2015 9:53 AM, David Rowe wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> A few people have modified their SM1000 to draw power from their radio
> via the RJ45 connector.
>
> Rick and I have considered
Hello list,
A few people have modified their SM1000 to draw power from their radio
via the RJ45 connector.
Rick and I have considered this a few times but to date have decided NOT
to provide a power on the patch panel to date - as we are concerned
about (i) possible damage to radios and (ii) v
Hi Alfred,
codec2-dev is likely to change at any time. I need that ability for my
development. However the stable releases and FreeDV API version number
are there to control exactly the situation you are concerned with.
Cheers,
David
On 09/09/15 16:45, wully wrote:
> Hi David
>
> Very nice!
Hi David
Very nice! But please don't change the interface to often, because we
are just at the point to test 700B in the wide field (current conds are
very bad, so this will take time). It is very important, to have a
stable environment to be sure about the effects on the air. When
experimenti
