I would be very interested in that. Or perhaps a Flex line of high-performance
transverters. If Flex can keep it's development team refreshed with one foot
on the ground, they could do it and have a market for them. Bob, NZ5A
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On May 21, 2012, at 9:40 PM, Tim Ellison wrote
Will the 6000 radios operate by plugging one end of an ethernet cable
into the radio and the other end into a computer - that is, just the
radio, the cable, and the computer - with no switches or routers?
Jerry W4UK
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ABSOLUTELY we plan on improving, releasing and supporting PowerSDR.
The FLEX-6000 and SmartSDR do not replace the existing Firewire and USB
software defined radios that run on PowerSDR. They represent a higher
class of ultra-high performance SDRs, filling out our product offerings.
The FLEX-
Can we expect to see improvements in the PowerSDR software in the
future, now that the 6xxx series has been announced?
I'd hate to think that my 1500, less than one year old, has reached the
end of its evolution.
Not that it isn't very good as things stand today.
73 de Jim - AD6CW
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A chance? Anything is possible ;-)
Tim Ellison
On 5/21/2012 4:26 PM, Craig Gagner wrote:
What the chance of Flex developing a VHF / UHF stand alone rig ?? It would
appeal to a lot of folks especially the Satellite crowd not to mention the
Tech's. I know a used Icom 910H which is discontinued g
What the chance of Flex developing a VHF / UHF stand alone rig ?? It would
appeal to a lot of folks especially the Satellite crowd not to mention the
Tech's. I know a used Icom 910H which is discontinued go for around
$1300.00.
I would rather have a stand alone rig than add it to my 5000.
C
I just completed and have working an internet remote base station of a
Flex-5000A and IC-706MKIIG with AC PS, DC radio power and antenna switching
using a USB Relay controller kit from DIY Electronics. Kit was about $25 and it
worked with Win 7(32) Dell laptop. http://electronics-diy.com/USB_IO_
I do not know if this is a good suggestion, but considering how much traffic
occurs for each specific radio, why not have a yahoo group specific to that
platform.
I think that the enthusiasm is great for the new platforms, but issues and
concerns about our 1500,3000 and 5000a radios are getting
Mabe a trip to the Flex Website would answer most of the questions. The new
Series 6000 Flex has a good detailed description of all it has to
offer..
Just my opinion,
Owen
I agree, thank you for the suggestion.
Emory WM3M
Subject: [Flexradio] Something to consider?
While
Dolby Surround 7.1
Will there be easy shortcuts to manage audio routing to any of the audio
outputs (spkr, either side of the phones or both and if i have 6
panadapters showing how does one select which two are providing the audio?
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I agree, thank you for the suggestion.
Emory WM3M
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From: Bob Kay
Sent: Monday, May 21, 2012 11:59 AM
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Something to consider?
While all this news about the Flex’s new radios is welcomed news, it’s
dominating the reflecto
Mike,
Yes, I have seen that before. It has been a while ago, so my memory is a
little fuzzy about the exact issue.
However, I believe that if you have break-in enabled (Setup form DSP|Keyer
tab), the problem is an interaction between the CW speed & the break-in
delay setting. Try increasing s
Much like when the 5000 was announced. I agree Bob, seems like there should be
a more specify area to inquire about up coming Flex products.
Hulen
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On May 21, 2012, at 10:59 AM, Bob Kay wrote:
> While all this news about the Flex’s new radios is welcomed news, it’s
> dom
While all this news about the Flex’s new radios is welcomed news, it’s
dominating the reflector. Might this topic be better served by moving it to
the FlexEdge reflector, for what the news really is?
It makes it much easier for anyone who while might be exited, has no
immediate plans for upgrading
David,
FlexRadio has *no *exclusive dealer agreements within the EU. In fact, in
your country we sell through both of the UK's largest ham radio dealers,
ML&S and W&S. They both do a very good job for us. You are also free to
buy from dealers in other countries within the EU.
http://www.flexrad
On 21/05/2012, at 9:45 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
> On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 11:28 PM, Matthew Robinson wrote:
>
> My vote would be for a portable C/C++ library that talks to the radio which
> can then be used to make native interfaces on all platforms.
>
> What goes over the wire, i.e. protocol s
Neal, you are right about FRS probably being up to their noses with work
right now and your suggestion that someone else might draft things is a
great idea. Here is a link to an RFC that illustrates what a work product
might look like at one stage of its development:
http://www.apps.ietf.org/rfc/rf
This is all TBD, as we are still developing the SmartSDR software.
Tim Ellison
On 5/21/2012 10:44 AM, Greg wrote:
Will there be easy shortcuts to manage audio routing to any of the audio
outputs (spkr, either side of the phones or both and if i have 6
panadapters showing how does one select whi
Yes.
Tim Ellison
On 5/21/2012 10:44 AM, Greg wrote:
Will the new radios be full duplex to accommodate so2r?
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Will the new radios be full duplex to accommodate so2r?
Will there be easy shortcuts to manage audio routing to any of the audio
outputs (spkr, either side of the phones or both and if i have 6
panadapters showing how does one select which two are providing the audio?
Thanks
Greg
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 7:09 AM, Neal Campbell wrote:
> I understand all that but this is a very very small company (I bet they
> take turns sweeping the floors) and this is 2 radios. If this was IBM or
> HP, I could see how the manpower required for this might blend in with the
> overhead of do
Mike,
I have not tried the internal keyer with my Flex-3000, I use an external
Winkeyer USB. I have found that in order to get smooth CW the Firewire
buffer (PowerSDR, Setup->Audio Tab->Primary Tab) cannot be any larger
than 512 bytes. The smaller you can make that buffer, the less latency
yo
Note that the 6700 actually does transmit on 2m at low power.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
On Monday, May 21, 2012, wrote:
> I am glad to see the new Flex 6000 series.I received my Flex 5000A in
> 2007.It still works fine and probably will for a few more years.After
> looking at the specs f
I understand all that but this is a very very small company (I bet they take
turns sweeping the floors) and this is 2 radios. If this was IBM or HP, I
could see how the manpower required for this might blend in with the overhead
of doing business but not with Flex right now.
Maybe a volunteer
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 6:50 AM, Neal Campbell wrote:
> Brian
>
> I know your love of standards is sometimes hard to contain but this is not
> a time for standards, merely a published protocol. Why would Flex want a
> committee sitting on top of a protocol that only talks to their equipment?
>
E
Brian
I know your love of standards is sometimes hard to contain but this is not a
time for standards, merely a published protocol. Why would Flex want a
committee sitting on top of a protocol that only talks to their equipment?
73
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On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 11:28 PM, Matthew Robinson wrote:
>
> My vote would be for a portable C/C++ library that talks to the radio
> which can then be used to make native interfaces on all platforms.
>
What goes over the wire, i.e. protocol spec, is the key. In fact, it should
probably be writte
All
I was doing some testing with the reverse beacon network last night on the
Flex 5000. This after the great forum on RBN during Dayton and learning
what the skimmers and the RBN can do to help with your antennas and
propogation.
I was sending CQ CQ CQ VA3MW VA3MW VA3MW TEST K. I was actually
I am glad to see the new Flex 6000 series.I received my Flex 5000A in 2007.It
still works fine and probably will for a few more years.After looking at the
specs for the 6000 series I wondered how it would improve my operating
experience, which is already fantastic with the existing Flex model an
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