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Thank you Dale, Mike, & Frank, for your explanations.
73,
- Jeff
Dale Boresz wrote:
The MS recommendation is to use the Convert.To() methods such as:
int ix100 = Convert.ToInt32(x100)
...
If you're doing this in the C language, I think the ceiling function
(don't remember the exact syntax of the function - it may be "ceil()")
will do the trick
Probably ro
Probably something like this The 10.03 is stored as 10.02
because there is not an exact binary fraction for the decimal value. 100
times that gives 1002.999 which when truncated to an integer is 1002.
73 - Mike WA8BXN
+ years ago), I no longer recall it.
Thanks!
- Jeff, k6jca (ex-wa6ahl)
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FWIW Guy
The current crop of AM broacast transmitters all use PWM in the digital domain
to drive all solid state finals. I unloaded a new 6 Kw transmitter off the
freight truck all by my lonesome with a 2 wheel dolly. Of course the plug in
output modules and the plate pig (OK Drain pig) were in
eff, k6jca (ex-wa6ahl)
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Whether or not they achieve the patent may be problematic, but likely
of little consequence. When single sideband was first coming out, the
modulation methods used were quickly seen as a way to produce double
sideband, with the carrier reduced only to that point which would
still allow undistor
Brian,
Same story here. Mine was delivered last Thurs. couldn't be happier. I
have mine TX and into an AL-1500 with legal limit ++, no problems.
Of course, I have quite a few newbie type questions, so I have been pushing
for a "knowledge base" (searchaable pipermail archive), or ortherwise I
gu
A patent was recently granted for what is purported to be an improved mode
of achieving AM modulation. It is described in the patent
http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1
&u=/netahtml/srchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=7016659.WKU.&OS=PN/7016659&RS=PN/70
16659
I w
I got my SDR-1000/100 watt unit & D-44 Friday, and have had a blast with it
since. I have not even transmitted on it as yet, however the rx
functionality is really something. The Flex guys did a great job in covering
everything on how to get things set up. I didn't have a single problem in
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I was going to post on this subject a week ago but hesitated.
The main thing I came up with for Mailman search I found by looking at how
Mailman itself handles searches of their own archives. If you drill into their
site a bit, you see that Mailman itself has no built-in search for it's
archive
A searchable database is a high priority for us. Things are in motion to
implement a searchable database but it will not happen over night. Stay
tuned...
John P. Basilotto
W5GI
Marketing and Product Manager
FlexRadio Systems
Office 512-250-8595
Mobile 512-663-6727
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From:
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> Yes, I agree w/ Lee here.
>
> I have had may Flex on the bench for abt 36 hrs now. It was just delivered
> to me on Thurs, and I have many questions that I know have been asked and
> answered a million times. I would LOVE to be able to search the archive as
> use them a
Does anyone know how the contesting.com lists do it? They are using Mailman.
John N1JM
On 4/29/06 11:42, "John Ackermann N8UR" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not speaking for the Flex-Radio team, but as someone who runs a Mailman
> list server...
>
> Unfortunately, Mailman doesn't support search
Not speaking for the Flex-Radio team, but as someone who runs a Mailman
list server...
Unfortunately, Mailman doesn't support searchable archives out of the
box. There are ways to do it (which the hpsdr folks must have figured
out) but it takes patching Mailman and using additional software. The
Yes, I agree w/ Lee here.
I have had may Flex on the bench for abt 36 hrs now. It was just delivered
to me on Thurs, and I have many questions that I know have been asked and
answered a million times. I would LOVE to be able to search the archive as
use them as a knowledge-base.
I am sure the "s
How come the flex-radio archieves are not set up like
this sites archieves?
http://lists.hpsdr.org/pipermail/hpsdr-hpsdr.org/
Note these archieves are searchable. These people are
certainly flex radio friendly, it would seem they
might be willing to share a little advice on how to do
this.
73
Folks
That is correct you will have to join, which I heartily recommend. Don't
worry about spam or virus! This is the PREMIER website for SDR-1000
information, contributions, file uploads, user websites etc!
Do NOT hesitate to join the site. I think there are already several thousand
enrollments.
To get the "Projects" tab to appear you have to join the hamsdr group
and log in. Upper right tab I think.
73, Larry K2LT
Bob Tracy wrote:
Pete,
Go to http://www.hamsdr.com and follow the Projects | Atlas menu selections.
73,
Bob, K5KDN
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pete/Roy and others.
You can order the board on Dale - WA8SRA fine website. This is the only way
to order the board. I expect delivery probably late may.
http://www.hamsdr.com/ Go to Projects>Atlas Fill out the shipping
information required and the number of units.
You may have to sign up for th
I noticed while listening on 40m on 7.209MHz that there is a spur (actually
what appears to be a spur reduction artifact, since spur reduction is ON) at
7.208Mhz. This is, of course, withing the passband for LSB.
With spur reduction turned off, the spur relocates to 7.2606.
I'm wondering if it i
Pete,
Go to http://www.hamsdr.com and follow the Projects | Atlas menu selections.
73,
Bob, K5KDN
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of N3EVL
Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 9:12 AM
To: 'Eric Ellison'; FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexra
What's the procedure for signing up for the board? If it's simply replying
to this email, please add me to the list!
Pete, N3EVL
>
> The group is currently taking orders for the Atlas circuit
> board which should go to production within the next month.
> Estimated cost of the Atlas will be be
anks
Eric
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Paul,
Nice thinking about detecting the aurora signature. I have perhaps 5 to 10
recordings of aurora off the SDR. Several were loaded on the Flex-Radio
Friends site some were distributed on CDs that were given out at Dayton
last year.
I can send files if you can't find them somewhere mention
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