And this morning (Sunday) I saw a B-25 in D-Day
colors, and a B-17.
Too bad I'm stuck here at work, or I'd go over to LGB
and see them.
Jim KQ6EA
--- Ted [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To the group:
During the Flex-Radio Sunday morning discussion,
on 14.329 and CQ-100 via internet, the
Not boring at all! Thanks for taking then time to post
it.
73, Jim KQ6EA
--- Mark Ericksen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I move along with trying to learn how to best use
my new Flex 5000 I thought it might be nice to share
what I have found in the way of interfacing
computers with the 5000
I'm using an old HP Vectra 420 with a 2.8GHz P-4, and
1.5GB of 400MHz memory, and it runs the radio just
fine. Even while doing some other minor things, like
having Acrobat Reader open to read the manual, it runs
just fine. I don't recall ever seeing the PowerSDR CPU
usage going over 40%, and that
Well, I've finally had some serious time to spend with
my 5000 since it came back.
I'm stunned at how *good* it receives! I've had, and
still own, some pretty good radios, Ft-1000MP Mk-V,
TS-950SDX, and a loaded K2, and this rig is just so
different, I really can't compare it to a regular
radio.
Oh, boy...
I don't know if it's something *I* did, or if my
5-hour old 5000A just rolled over and died.
I was listening around, and called a weak station, and
didn't get a reply, so I wrote it off to his being
weak, and my vertical not having enough gain. During
the course of tuning up with
My experience has been limited to Gigabyte
motherboards, but here's my take on the two models
I've used that have HPET BIOS settings:
GA-P35C-DS3R
Very fast, apparently stable, but I've had TWO of
these fail under normal use. The first one stopped
booting, and wouldn't even POST. It failed after
The HPET stuff is under the Power Management heading
in the BIOS.
Jim
--- Jim R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim
In the DS4 motherboard BIOS, what heading is HPET
listed under?I had exactly the same experience.
After 2 DS3-R motherboards I changed to the DS4 and
have experienced no
The M-Audio site shows Vista drivers as In
Development.
http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support.faqID=2b9102ba8e228823582720fb3beba029
73, Jim KQ6EA
--- uvcm inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any drivers for the delta 44 to run with
Vista, have a new PC and
cant put XP on it.
Yep, a Socket 939 Opteron can really scream if you set
it up properly. I had to upgrade my video editing
system for a new capture card, and since I was on a
939 motherboard, my options were somewhat limited. I
wound up buying an Opteron 185, and it works
wonderfully.
When I finally get my Flex
APC sells a power supply for laptops that runs on 12
Volts. I have one for my HP ZV5460, and it works
perfectly. Saves me from lugging an inverter to power
the AC supply when I'm mobile.
http://www.apc.com/products/family/index.cfm?id=320
73, Jim KQ6EA
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone
Unfortunately it will go wy off-topic, generate a
flame-fest and lots of other unrelated replies, and
have mention of a Fan Dipole like most eHam
discussions.
While I support eHam, and go there quite often, I'd
_never_ publish an article on the site due to the
nature of their forums. It's just
I just ordered the XV144 and XV432 units. I've been
using my FT-847 for satellite and weak-signal work,
but I'm anxious to see how the Flex-5000 works with
some good transverters ahead of it.
Jim KQ6EA
--- Phil LaMarche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I too am patiently waiting for my 5000.
This kind of reminds me of the robot packet station I
ran for Field Day one year a long time ago. It would
call CQ, wait for a connection, log it, hand out a QSO
number, then disconnect and start over.
All running on my Commodore 128!
73, Jim KQ6EA
--- Peter G. Viscarola [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of my workmates knows the guy who built it. We've
all been watching his progress in building it. I'll
have to ask my buddy if he saw this. I think he was
planning on going to the launch.
Jim KQ6EA
--- FireBrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This XWing launch had a SDR1000 as it's main radio
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