Kurt Pawlikowski wrote:
Frank, Et Al,
Hello Kurt!
Okay. I have to fess up... I'm a programmer (or am trying to make
some money doing it!).
I'm not :)
The real question is, how well is the interface
written? I've seen really, really bad interfaces. Better off with pen
and paper. Or, to
Frank, Et Al,
Okay. I have to fess up... I'm a programmer (or am trying to make
some money doing it!). The real question is, how well is the interface
written? I've seen really, really bad interfaces. Better off with pen
and paper. Or, to keep the analogy, better off with "knobs." But, on t
Hi Frank (and Duane),
Thanks for the copy from Duane N9DG. I certainly
agree that SDRs have a lot of glitz that appeals to some,
but the simple fact remains that SDRs have not gained
popularity with top-level contesters outside the realm
of VHF (which is very different than major HF cont
Learning N1MM was slow, but using it speeds me up a
lot.
David
G3UNA
G6M team
- Original Message - From: "Bill Tippett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 6:14 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Interesting K3 Pan Adapter Development
N6TQS:
Given t
Duane - N9DG wrote:
Frank,
Hi Duane!
Nice resonse to Bill, W4ZV's comments about knobs and the
unsuitibility of graphic UI's. He takes the oportunity to
denigrate the Flex HW, and its UI approach (PowerSDR) every
chance he can get. You may want to point out to him that the
K3 can only have th
Bill Tippett wrote:
Hi Frank,
Hi Bill!
I would ask the article's author Vic K1LT who
has "been there and done that". I notice many who are "no
knobs" advocates are never seen high in contest standings.
K1LT actually does place well in contests so I tend to attach
some credibility to his co
avid
G3UNA
G6M team
- Original Message -
From: "Bill Tippett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 6:14 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Interesting K3 Pan Adapter Development
N6TQS:
Given that "no knobs" operations are pretty new, and only pos
N6TQS:
>Given that "no knobs" operations are pretty new, and only possible
with some radios, I think you may be confusing a correlation with a
causation. When "no knobs" operators have the experience that "with
knobs" operators do, then we may see different results. It also is
dependent on the "n
Given that "no knobs" operations are pretty new, and only possible
with some radios, I think you may be confusing a correlation with a
causation. When "no knobs" operators have the experience that "with
knobs" operators do, then we may see different results. It also is
dependent on the "no knobs"
Hi Frank,
GI4NKB:
>Why would I want to remove my hands from
keyboard and mouse to reach across a bench to fiddle with knobs when a
mouse click or click and drag can do the same only quicker? To state
that a mouse or keyboard does not make for rapid tweaking is akin to
saying a keyboard and mous
Bill Tippett wrote:
Hi Bill!
[snip]
For those who say "Real radios don't need knobs",
below is an interesting quote from K1LT. Vic recently wrote
up a description of his 4-receiver SDR prototype used in
a warm up for the Stew Perry Topband Distance Challenge:
"The second problem beca
On Thursday 01 November 2007 05:37:11 Craig wrote:
> Sorry about the typos!
>
> I just checked out K8LP's web page,
>
> http://www.telepostinc.com/
Larry's station is N8LP.
73,
Ian, G4ICV, AB2GR, K2 #4962, LP-100 #278
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Very interesting news Craig! Especially the
SDR issues we previously discussed here on the list:
LP-Pan SDR Panadapter for Elecraft K3 (prototype stage)...
* Optimized for K3
* Up to +/- 96 kHz display on PC
* 8.215 MHz center frequency for centered display
* Switching quadrature dete
Sorry about the typos!
I just checked out K8LP's web page, Larry has an
interesting web page under development. The web page
is under construction and is for a new a K3 Pan
Adapter,
called LPPAN. There is a picture on the web page of
the board.
Check it out.
http://www.telepostinc.com/
73
Cr
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