Folks
Enjoyable Teamspeak Flex-Radio-Friends forum again today!
Eric - AA4SW comments on status of the Delta44 -
interface kit project, in that the boards and parts still have not been received.
However, Tony has checked and they were delivered on the 15 th. Unfortunately
the carrier de
Another data point on this one. I was listening to 20 meters tonight and
was reading
slashdot.org in a browser (mozilla) and when I exited the browser, the
radio jumped into
the same "binaural" mode. I put "binaural" in quotes because this time I
played around a
bit more before I did something t
Download the software. Run it in MME sound card mode. Download the
wave files and play them though the software. This is a real live
situation. It is real recorded IF. This should be the FIRST thing
people see when they come to the site in the (now nonexistant) FAQ so
they can easily fi
-Original Message-
From: ecellison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 11:26 PM
To: 'Edward J White'
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] SDR-1000, "Second Order" tests,and 80 db and
other.
Ed
The answer is probably "Who cares"? The SDR-1000 has been and will probably
Folks
All 100 boards have been spoken for. I will start a second
E-MAIL LIST for a future run of this project.
As of this date 16 September, I still have not recd the
circuit boards and second thru forth parts order. When I have all in hand, it
will only take me a day or two to get
Art
Have you recalibrated using the Amp
calibration routine into a dummy load? Also does the Tune setting give you the
indicated power output?
Eric
From:
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Sent: Friday, September 16, 2005
3:59 P
Art,
Do you have a 100W dummy load? If so, have you tried calibrating the PA
using the PA Settings Tab on the Setup Form?
The calibration isn’t perfect, but it should be within ~5W or so
around 100W output.
Eric
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From:
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Art,
Please see the Operation Manual on the
download page. Look at page 128 “Digital
Mode Operation.” This is a
good place to start. There is also
a page that K5KDN helped put together that gives a little bit more detail at the
following link: http://www.btracy.com/downloads/Third-Pa
Art, did you see this very fine instruction manual from Bob Tracy
K5KDN?
http://btracy.com/downloads/Third-Party%20Installation.pdf
de Ken
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
How do I make HRD and the SDR1000 work together ? I have installed VCOM
bld 226.
Thanks in advance.
73, Art W8ikn
Hello Again,
What am I doing wrong? Maximum output on SSB is 40 to 50 watts and 80 watts on CW.
Using the Delta 44 card. Have pwr set on 100 andmic on 60. Have tried mic higher with no significant change.
Thanks,
Art
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Hello All,
How do I make HRD and the SDR1000 work together ? I have installed VCOM bld 226.
Thanks in advance.
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Well, I went looking in the operating manual and the quick start guide
to find the write up on how to find the optimal line in gain, but I
couldn't find it (something I will be addressing here for the next
revision of the manual).
The procedure goes as follows: With the radio on and running, mo
> Larry,
>
> This is almost assuredly a calibration issue. Note that with the Extigy
> (and all other supported cards besides the Delta 44) you have a Line In
> volume that you will need to adjust for the optimum dynamic range BEFORE
> calibrating.
>
>
> Eric Wachsmann
> FlexRadio Systems
>
> Lar
> http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20050916105216639
Great article Frank. I hope more radio amateurs realise the importance
of Free Software movement and how similar it is to the spirit of
amateur radio.
--
73 - Ramakrishnan, VU3RDD
Eric Wachsmann - FlexRadio wrote:
>It has been brought to my attention that our own Dr. Frank Brickle
>(AB2KT) has written an article describing why SDR technology is
>important. It is an easy read, and is well written with clear points
>for even the "technology challenged." Well done Frank.
>
It has been brought to my attention that our own Dr. Frank Brickle
(AB2KT) has written an article describing why SDR technology is
important. It is an easy read, and is well written with clear points
for even the "technology challenged." Well done Frank.
http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story
As Bill noted, based on your description, I would suspect that your
Input 1/2 is reversed. On the Delta 44, all of the Tip connections
(gray on our cables) go to the odd channels while the Ring connections
(orange on our cables) go to the even channels. Getting them backwards
would put you listen
Larry,
This is almost assuredly a calibration issue. Note that with the Extigy
(and all other supported cards besides the Delta 44) you have a Line In
volume that you will need to adjust for the optimum dynamic range BEFORE
calibrating.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
> -Original Messa
Steven,
Based on your description of what you are looking for and your computer
experience, I don't think you'd have any problem running the radio.
Like others have suggested, if you are concerned about the complexity of
the software, just download it and give it a whirl.
Note: If running the Pow
Thanks much for your comment Cecil, and especially for pointing out the
benefits of making a serial driver in PowerSDR to control the IQ-VFO
board, which in turn could drive the KK7B Binaural Receiver project. I
think that would make a dandy front end for an SDR receiver ... once
the various le
In my long note to the group, I explained what I was doing with my time
on myriad projects. They are ALL using the SDR-1000 or special purpose
derivatives (not new transceivers) for AMSAT. We have pushed the
hardware incarnation of this technology to the limit and we are in the"
using mode" n
ab7r wrote:
While I had not yet solved all the spurs showing up on my display...about
every 1Khz on 10m, I decided to update my system RAM from 512M to 2Gb. Very
nice difference on system operationall except for the SDR.
When I turned it on, all of a sudden all the LSB signals were unintel
Thanks Bill. That was my first thing to check. But everyting seems to be
seated well. I'll swap the tip and ring around to see if that has any
affect.
Greg
-Original Message-
From: Bill Tracey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 9:41 PM
To: ab7r; Flexradio@fle
Larry,
Its also a good idea to go into the virtual memory setting and
configure the max/min sizes to the same value. Something in the range
of 2x - 3x of your actual installed RAM is a good starting point.
That will keep Windows from trying to dynamicly resize/reallocate the
swap file.
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