I did some more investigation, and it seems that RX2 shows a light form of
those humps, but they appear to change frequency when I select N/C or ANT1
or ANT2.
Even with the first receiver set to N/C they are there. And when I choose
RX1TAP the noise level of rx 2 rises from -130db to -121.
I
Hi all,
I upgraded to a ASUS M4A89TD PRO/USB3 with an Athon2 3Ghz CPU with
G.Skill Ram ( not compatible in dual channel mode, so I'll need to
exchange. Currently the 2.4G is on A1 and A2 in order to get this thing
to boot.) ((this ram will be exchanged for kingston or something more
Greetings everyone,
I'm planning on getting a flexradio 3000 in the next few moths and was
wondering if anyone on this list had used one with a Gateway P-7815u FX
Edition laptop?
It is a good quality gaming computer with good specs and has a IEEE 1394b
port for fire wire.
I had read somewhere, I
Tom,
It is hard to be specific, as one poorly engineered subsystem in a laptop can
be the culprit. And there are a lot of subsystems in play.
Most laptops are not engineered for real-time I/O performance which is required
for running a program like PowerSDR. They are primarily engineered to
Check the flexradiowiki!
http://abrohamnealsw.on-rev.com/index.php?refs=HowToPredictIfYourComputerWillRunPowerSDR
73
Neal Campbell
Abroham Neal Software
Big Christmas Sale - 10% off Computer Systems
www.abrohamnealsoftware.com
(540) 645 5394
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 10:16 AM, Tim Ellison
Tim:
I was already planning to comment on Neal's message yesterday referring
to the 600 PassMark criterion, so I'll post my thoughts here now.
I had not heard of PassMark until yesterday, but I downloaded and ran
the performance test. My quad-core machine scored just under 1100 but
would
I got the word that Flex is ready to install my VHF/UHF module, so I
packed the 5K in its original carton and took it to a shipping store
that handles both UPS and FedEx. I had already priced the shipping at
the respective Web sites, from which it appeared that FedEx would be
cheaper but just
Hi Ed
Just received my 5000 with VU upgrade this week. I am actually just getting
a chance to sort through it a little today. Either the fan has been sped up
from default or it has a new fan in it. The fan makes a lot of noise just
sitting. Keying up the rig it sounds like a 747 taking off. I
Randy
There is a new fan.
I don't notice mine in standby, but do in transmit.
Dave
-Original Message-
From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
[mailto:flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz] On Behalf Of Randy Pence
Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 10:38 AM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject:
I hate to take exception to the Flex team, especially because they ship a
whole lot more stuff than I do, but my experience has been just the
opposite.
I have consistently found that FedEx is more cooperative, more responsive to
issues, inflicts less damage on the packages, and responds to claims
I wonder if commercial shippers like Flex get prior approval and
special insurance permissions for their standard shipping methods/cartons.
I had to return my 5k for repair recently. Knowing what FEDEX
considered adequate protection, I packed my original carton, with the
5k nestled inside,
Hi Alan
This is just my opinion and Flex can answer for their side, but Flex was
asked for some guidance on what PCs would run PowerSDR comfortably and they
chose this test and measure. They could have chosen several benchmark tests
but Passmark is one of the best known (in addition to SISoft).
I have an unimpressive Compaq desktop 2.0 GHz Dual-Core with onboard video
and it runs a 5000 just fine with a PassMark of 550. OS is Vista 32
73 Ross K9COX
Tim:
I was already planning to comment on Neal's message yesterday referring to
the 600 PassMark criterion, so I'll post my
Your comments are totally accurate
--- On Fri, 12/10/10, William H. Fite omni...@gmail.com wrote:
I hate to take exception to the Flex
team, especially because they ship a
whole lot more stuff than I do, but my experience has been
just the
opposite.
I have consistently found that FedEx
Tom,
You got some good advice from Tim, a virtual Obi-Wan Kinobe of things Flex.
Let me add one more thing: All 1394a cards are not created equal. Even
with cards that pass the test and will work with Flex, some will work better
than others. When I used the internal firewire port on my new HP
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 10:16 AM, W6SDM Steve dd.maricopa...@gmail.com wrote:
was plagued with audio lockups and raspy sounding audio. Dudley advised me
to find a card with the Texas Instruments chip set and that fixed most of my
problems. Using the Granite firewire cable, which I bought from
Yep Check what you paid for the shipping and insurance compared with the
price for shipping that Flex does. I guess that if Flex looses they just
send out another radio and works out the problem with the shipper Make
the customer happy and satisfied.
Ed
WA3BZT
On 12/10/2010 12:50 PM, Jerry
Hi Folks!
I think this thread deserves a weigh in from FlexRadio:
Alan's original post (below) refers to comments made by a 3rd party shipper,
not FlexRadio Systems, UPS, or FEDEX. Here is FlexRadio's stance on
shipping:
1. All of our radios are shipped to customers in custom designed
Exactly what happened to me twice only recently (with the same company
of course).
Christoph DF9CY
...
...I heard a truck pull away down the street, looked out, noted that
it was the UPS truck, and thought that he had left the parcel without my
signature. However, when I went to the door to
I was playing with MixW running PSK31 today and my Flex 1500 and I noticed that
I am getting a long delay on the audio channel between the radio and the MixW.
Right now it seems to be 10 seconds or longer.
I was running VAC V4.10 and tried switching to V4.9 and that didn't seem to
help.
It
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