Does anyone know if the Edirol FA-66 runs with Vista? According to the
Roland/Edirol website, as of today, the manufacturer has yet to check the
FA-66 with Vista. Perhaps the Windows Professional 64-bit XP Edirol drivers
will work with Vista?
73,
Andy W9NJY
Hi all,
I've been happily using my SDR-1000 as an IF rig for transverters for
a month now. It seemed to be performing fine. This weekend I put up
dipoles on 10 and 20m and decided to see how it worked on HF and I
was disappointed. I hooked the same antenna to my FT-847 and was
hearing
Hi Dana,
You did not mention the setting of your RF
control. Have you tried that at a high
( 100) setting?
On earlier versions of PowerSDR,
under the AGC pull-down
choose Custom,
then on the Set Up menu option,
DSP,
AGC/ALC,
under the AGC column you can increase the
Max Gain to as sensitive as
Also, don't trust the S meter on the FT-847. If you have calibrated
using a signal of known strength, the SDR-1000 is much more accurate.
-Tim
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It was set at 100. I've increased it (all the way) to 120 and there
is no difference audible or on the meter.
On Mar 1, 2007, at 11:13 AM, Mike wrote:
You did not mention the setting of your RF
control. Have you tried that at a high
( 100) setting?
But Dan's not just comparing S-meter readings. He's talking about being
able to hear signals on the FT-847 that he can't hear on the SDR-1000.
I have no ax to grind in this, as I have neither rig.
73
Alan NV8A
On 03/01/07 12:00 pm Tim Ellison wrote:
Also, don't trust the S meter on the
On 3/1/07, Tim Ellison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, don't trust the S meter on the FT-847. If you have calibrated
using a signal of known strength, the SDR-1000 is much more accurate.
If you have an accurate 1uV signal generator, you can test the
absolute sensitivty of the rx and compare
Tim,
I don't, but when I have an S3 signal on the FT-847 that I hear
clearly and I tune the same freq on the SDR and I hear nothing but
static it leads me to believe that the 847 is not too far off. A S5
signal on the 847 is clear as a bell and on the SDR it will be barely
copyable.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions.
A local SDR owner has offered to give me a hand. Hopefully I'll be
able to determine quickly if it's a software or hardware issue. I'll
report back my finding.
I have to say that the SDR community has been the most helpful and
supportive group I've
Thanks to everyone that responded. Looks like eBay is a good source for
these relays. I found a similar one to the one Mike used with 4 poles and a
28vdc coil. Not the ideal solution, but is cheap enough to suffer through,
perhaps.
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Steve,
Sorry I didn't notice your email earlier.
I have relays, all which came from ebay, that range from 6 pole to 20 pole
all easily capable of being driven from the UCB. The relays that I use are
all 28 volts and work fine as Mike says.
The DowKey I have are 6MP-24-L-0001
And the Matrix relays
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I aslo have both an SDR-1000 an FT-847, I find exactly the opposite. I
can hear signals Q5 on the SDR that are not detectable on the FT-847.
A 1uV signal source, such as the Elecraft XG-1 or XG-2, used to check both
rigs is the next obvious step.
73, Ray, K9DUR
From: Alan NV8A [EMAIL
At 11:05 AM 3/1/2007, you wrote:
Thanks to everyone that responded. Looks like eBay is a good source for
these relays. I found a similar one to the one Mike used with 4 poles and a
28vdc coil. Not the ideal solution, but is cheap enough to suffer through,
perhaps.
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