Hallo,
I am in the United States for a few days now and I think about to bye a
Microsoft surface tablet.
Can I use it together with the F5000A?
The tablet has only a Micro USB Connectivity I think, how can I connect it to
my Flex5000A?
Has somebody done this before?
Best 73 de Bernd -
Rf might be entering through the power and video cables. It could be that due
to your RF issues that many monitors might suffer this interference problem. I
would look into winding the cables around some torroids to see if this can
prevent the RF from entering the monitor circuitry. Also, you
Several samsungs in the shack no issues here
Also acers seem to work well also no problems with the ones I've used near or
in the shack
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From: flexradio-requ...@flex-radio.biz
Sent: 3/25/2013 1:00 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: FlexRadio Digest, Vol 95,
I have both a Samsung and an Acer side by side on the 'puter running the
Flex5000. Even when I have had RF in the shack problems when running a KW
(since fixed) these monitors were not bothered nor did they contribute to
the problem so far as I can tell.
73 and good luck
Patrick AF5CK
Granite cable is the best solution to RF back to the computer or into the
Flex.
Once I replaced my cheap 1394 cable with Granite all issues disappeared.
73-
W1JCW
John
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My monitor cables all have rather hefty looking ferrite beads molded
into the cables and I have no RF problems. That's the way they were
delivered from Dell.
My son in law recently went to Best Buy to get a monitor for a new PC he
was building and found that he could buy an HDTV (TV tuner and
Mileage varies.
I have a 50 Samsung LCD/LED display in the living room, which is the
exact farthest point in the house from my 160M full sloper. Even at
several hundred feet separation, QRO operation on 160 turns the blasted
thing on and off. This is with a stack of a dozen Mix 31 beads on
Mike,
I have a Samsung SA300 22 LED monitor with the infamous touch sensor
controls that can be problematic. My monitor would turn itself off
whenever I ran my amplifier on 160 meters. This is quite disconcerting
while you're operating your Flex. I had no problems with any other
bands. By
Hi K8IT Neil here.
I just been cleaning and found a original set of SDR-1000 boards and cables
that I purchased at Dayton in 2002. It appears that I need a parallel port and
sound card to make this work. With today's windows 7 laptops I do not have
anything but the internal sound card.
What
SDRMemory v4.1.1 has been released is available for download from my
website.
This version fixes a bug that was preventing the memory scan speed from
being saved properly.
73, Ray, K9DUR
http://k9dur.info
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I wish I could say that.
RF ingress issue abound in my case, but I still have 2 more tasks to
potentially eliminate my issue and I will see if I can be RF ingress free. The
granite cable did not do it for me.
73
kb6qxm
Robert
From: W1JCW w1...@hotmail.com
Haven't been following this discussion Robert but 2 things solved my rf
problems.
First, grounding the computer, second adding an rf choke at the wire
antenna feed point.
Almost forgot - getting the antenna far enough away from the shack too.
73
Wayne
K4ELO
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013, at 04:42 PM,
On 3/25/2013 3:37 PM, Neil k8it wrote:
Hi K8IT Neil here. I just been cleaning and found a original set
of SDR-1000 boards and cables that I purchased at Dayton in 2002.
It appears that I need a parallel port and sound card to make
this work. With today's windows 7 laptops I do not have
My RF problem occurred through mic cable resulting in distorted audio on 15
and 17 meters. When mic cable replaced with properly shielded cable there
was complete resolution of my RF problem. I thought FireWire may have also
been culprit, but it wasn't. I changed to Granite FireWire anyway.
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