At 11:37 PM 12/29/2012, Stephen Hicks, N5AC wrote:
... You can slide the center
of the panadapter anywhere the radio will tune and still see this bandwidth
if you choose.
I noticed that ALL tuning in the Youtube demo was done this way.
There were no click-tunes in the demo, and now your
Listen to the video again. Greg said that not all of the display controls and
slice tuning features are active. Click tuning will be a feature of SmartSDR.
-Tim
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On Dec 30, 2012, at 9:26 AM, Jerry Flanders jefland...@comcast.net wrote:
At 11:37 PM 12/29/2012,
Have a new 3000, also had one when they first came out, this one seems
to have a louder fan noise level, than the older one. Has anyone taken a look
at the fan assembly to see if the bearings are serviceable .
thanks
dale wt4t
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Dale,
I have owned a Flex-3000 for about three years now, although it does not see
much use as I later purchased a Flex-5000 as my primary rig. I found the fans
in the 3K very noisy and replaced them with two Silenx IXP3416 iXtrema Pro
Fans. The cost from Amazon was about $25.00 and well worth
Dale.
I felt like you, and even tried the Silenx fans. They were certainly
wonderfully quiet, but looking at the rig temperature (CNTL-SHIFT-I) shows
the rig gets hotter with the quiet fans. Apparently they don't move enough
air. Rigs hate heat, and I hate noise, but rigs hate heat more :) If
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