Check to see that the power button isn't physically stuck in the on
position. The button on my Flex sticks all the time.
de Rick, KN3C
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Tom,
This is probably the best description/explanation that I have received to
date.
The bottom line is that the SDR-1000 transceiver, PowerSDR Software and M
Delta 44 Sound card combo is not an acceptable setup until you add a Mic
preamp into the equation.
Another sound card solves the
CW ops, give the new w2rf SVN a try!There is significant improvement in
full QSK performance. Ed , W2RF, even posted an updated SVN at 5AM
Sunday morning. Ed must dream about this stuff.
Now with no audio pops or crackles on the TR/RX transition. Can't quite
hear between the elements
Big time improvement.
And the settings below even work in 192K for me.
I'm not a QSK type.
The relay chatter is too annoying in contesting or dxing. (amp relays)
So I keep my Delay around 150ms
At 192K, still a pop or crackle occasionally.
I can live with it when the DX station has a big spread
Quoting David Little [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Sun 11 May 2008
04:10:30 AM PDT:
Tom,
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If it is inadequate for the job, let the poor soul know it is inadequate for
the job, and that a $40.00 Behringer will solve the problem; before they
develop a $300.00 attitude that is neither good for
Jim,
My use of Behringer as example is just a target of opportunity as they are
noted for lowest price.
Our US made audio gear that is FCC compliant isn't exactly known for being
inexpensive, or even cost efficient.
I am sure that a US made product that does the same job as the fifty dollar
Thanks Ken and Dale! I have it now.
Pete (K2HGO)
- Original Message -
From: Peter Spader [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2008 9:25 PM
Subject: [Flexradio] Shuttle Pro 2 Keyboard Shortcuts
I have decided to try the Shuttle Pro 2 with my 5000A.
Yes, great cw improvement! I would like to see
less changes in the GUI between rx to rx and tx to rx.
I find this a bit distracting. Perhaps, an option to turn off
GUI changes in cw tx? Just leave the GUI as is during
tx and toggle the start/stop color only.
Thanks, Ed!
Mel, k0pfx
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I agree. The button should definitely click in and out. My 5000A power
button did hang up at times when I first got it. Loosening the screws
holding the front face on and moving it slightly has eliminated the issue.
GL 73,
Ed
WB0VHF
At 05:33 AM 5/11/2008, you wrote:
Check to see that the
Ed, W2RF, you are on a roll. Keep up the great work. Working mighty
fine here on CW
Dave, W5UN
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Hi Dale,
Sorry to take so long getting back..
I also like the AGC-T very much. Here's the problem as I see it.
Most modern radios implement AGC as an active feedback control system
which maintains signal level at the set point the op picks by juggling AF
and RF gain. The operative words are
Rob,
In you message you said:
Flex really needs to understand that it's current AGC implementation is not
acceptable and in fact most likely violates OSHA regulations...
Whether or not the AGC implementation is acceptable or not is a personal
opinion, for the sound pressure levels to be
Hi Rob,
I made some dynamic range measurements at two AGC-T settings, with the
intent of determining to what degree the audio gain compression changes
as a function of AGC-T. I used the Elecraft XG2 signal generator which
enables switching between 1 uV and 50 uV (~34 dB)
With AGC-T = 95:
50
Hi Dennis,
I think you may have confused me with one of the other contributors to
this thread. I agree with you -- I think the current AGC implementation
works very well. I like the ability to be able to apply as much or as
little gain compression as is needed. Generally, I don't like a flat
Is there anyone here with experience with the 5000a and the Tokyo
Hy-Power antenna tuner (model HC-1.5KAT) ?
http://www.thp.co.jp/thp%20hp%20Eng/amateur_eng/others.htm#hc1.5kat
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Regards, TOM BLACKWELL, PO Box 25403, Dallas, Texas 75225
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