;>> >
>>> > Why? If too many users change things, and break things, the radio
>>> will
>>> > get a bad rep... If Elecraft is smart, they will lock the users out
>>> of
>>> > that level of access.
>>> >
>>> > 73s and
to see how this
shakes out before commiting which means I cant be the first one with the
radio.
Jeff N5SDR
On Mon, Jun 3, 2019, 4:04 PM Jeff Scaparra wrote:
> I believe these are all good points that elecraft should consider. As for
> myself I am a tinker-er and as such i can imagine many th
I believe these are all good points that elecraft should consider. As for
myself I am a tinker-er and as such i can imagine many things i would like
to do with the on board system. Personally I would like the option of
"unlocking" access do that I could use the underlying linux system and
would be
)
>
> 73 Bill AE6JV
>
> On 5/30/19 at 10:07 PM, j...@scaparra.com (Jeff Scaparra) wrote:
>
> >One thing I
> >noticed is the screen they have hooked up to the K4 looks like it is
> >running ubuntu.
>
> -
Wow the radio looks much more impressive in high definition. One thing I
noticed is the screen they have hooked up to the K4 looks like it is
running ubuntu. I find that very interesting. Either it wasn't hooked up to
the radio and it was hooked up to a linux box or we may have access to a
linux
Comparing a 24 bit ADC at a 32 KHz sample rate to a 16 Bit ADC at 122 Msps
and saying it is less bits and therefore will have worse performance isn't
a great comparison. The high speed ADC would be highly oversampling the
signal at the second IF. This allows the ADC to use some neat tricks to
Wooowhooo! i made the list. i could barely make out the net but was happy
to stumble across it. QTH is Springfield VA and i was only using 5 watts.
Thanks for picking me up. Serial 3958.
Jeff N6SDR
On Fri, May 24, 2013 at 6:10 PM, Phil Shepard ph...@riousa.com wrote:
Last Sunday's net was
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