Stig and Jim,
Dale is telling the plain truth, if your main interest is getting your
signal through in noisy conditions and DX pileups. The basses convey
very little speach information, but eat up the limited power of your
transmitter. Unless you want to broadcast a Hi-Fi music program on ham
to our valued users and
potential new users and hope you enjoy it as well.
-Tim, W4TME
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No, actually FlexWire is a completely different and new hardware
communication interface based on I2C (pronounced: I squared C) bus rather
than the old X2 connector. It allows an intelligent device to communicate
bi-directionally with PowerSDR and the radio hardware. You can read more
about I2C
Back Panel with it's informative mouseovers...very nice and informative
Front Panel, no matter how I turned the monitor.kind of blah looking.
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Very nice, Tim.
Is the FlexWire Peripheral Interface Bus connector compatible with
existing devices like the UCB? Is this just a new name for the old 15
pin connector on the SDR-1000?
Jerry W4UK
At 09:02 AM 6/4/2007, FlexRadio KB Admin wrote:
... You can view IVTs from the
Products menu on
Many of us use the SDR 1000 for AM operation. Unfortunately for us the noise
blanker and noise reduction functions of Power SDR have little or no effect
on noise levels when used in the AM mode.
I find the same noise limiter functions work very well for other modes and
wish the same advantages
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One thing I would add is that the flex wire allows for line leve audio both in
and out as well. I don't know of any other radio that has such a feature
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I don't know the voltage level, but my 756PRO3 has fixed low level
audio in and out that is voltage compatible with sound cards.
My old FT847 has a fixed in for digital modes IIRC- I think it has an out also.
Jerry W4UK
At 10:25 AM 6/4/2007, Lee A Crocker wrote:
One thing I would add is that
Sounds like a buffer size issue to me. Have you set the FA-66 buffers to
minimum? What Audio Buffer size are you using in PowerSDR?
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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I believe the issue is that we are now checking the boundaries of the
primary screen to make sure that if you were running at say 1600x1200, and
then switch to 800x600, that when you launch the application, it is not off
the screen.
I'll have to see what can be done to handle the multiple
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On 6/4/07, Tom Homsley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So far I've read that I need to buy the following for my new SDR-1000. It
would be good to put a list in one place.
I'm sure there is list on the Flex website somewhere, as I've seen it before.
1. Astron SS-30 power supply
Most all SS
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On 6/4/2007 10:22:55 AM, Tom Homsley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
So far
I've read that I need to buy the following for my new SDR-1000. It
would be good to put a list in one place.
1. Astron SS-30 power supply
2. 100 watt dummy load (I have an MFJ-949E)
3. Mic (Heil PR, GM or HM-10
At 06:45 AM 6/4/2007, FlexRadio KB Admin wrote:
No, actually FlexWire is a completely different and new hardware
communication interface based on I2C (pronounced: I squared C) bus rather
than the old X2 connector. It allows an intelligent device to communicate
bi-directionally with PowerSDR and
At 09:50 AM 6/4/2007, Lee A Crocker wrote:
The flex wire is a 2 wire plus ground bus that can control eproms
rotors switches potentiometers and other devices in a 2 way fashion
and it can also carry audio I/O on the same 2 wires plus ground. It
is not the same as a separate line level audio
FA-66 Sample Rate 192000 AND BUFFER of 2048
VAC 4.6
I'm still a tad worried that I'm driving this too hard in PSK mode
In SSB I have it so it does not go too high.
But it looks like I may be wrong here.
10 meter PSK
tx gain is -3
this results in a power out of approx 18- 20 watts into a dummy
Hello, please stop this. :-)
I dont want any discussion around ESSB / and or DX-pileups modulation. Whats
best etc.
My point is only to state the fact that SDR-1000 handle bass-less modulation
much
less punchy than other traditional transceivers, f.example my TS-870 or
IC-746PRO.
Same power-meter
It simply is in the adjustments. Traditional amateur radios have
pre-emphasis in the audio, i.e there is a certain amount of bass already
there. The SDR1K is flat as a pancake. When you add bass, either externally
or with the built-in EQ, you are simply adding pre-emphasis.
The SDR1k was
Indeed I do use the ProSet with my SDR-1000. I plug directly into
the Delta 44 IN3.
The Yaesu Heil adapter with the pistol grip PTT will not work
without some changes. Also you should be aware of the internal wiring
between the front panel MIC jack and the rear panel MIC
FlexWire does carry the audio, but it is on separate lines than the I2C.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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I'm trying to wrap my brain around the SDR concept and
embrace it as a good main radio. Competing in price
with my last car, the SDR-5000 is well beyond my
means, so I was scouring the flex-radio website for
pricing and availability of the SDR-1000.
Anyway, I was unable to find PA on the
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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 3:33 PM
To: Eric Wachsmann; 'Lee A Crocker'; 'Jerry Flanders'; 'Flexradio'
Subject: RE: [Flexradio] Flexwire carries audio?
At 12:56 PM 6/4/2007, Eric Wachsmann wrote:
FlexWire does carry the
On 6/4/07, Tom Homsley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in a CCR 'hood but I have in-laws with a farm 1 mile away so I may
try remote. Is anyone remote operating successfully on a regular basis for
day-to-day operation?
Tom,
I'm sure there are others here than can tell you more than I can,
At 12:56 PM 6/4/2007, Eric Wachsmann wrote:
FlexWire does carry the audio, but it is on separate lines than the I2C.
digital format?
audio?
Connector pinout?
Jim, W6RMK
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Guess I got my wires crossed
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To: Jim Lux [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Lee A Crocker [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Jerry
Flanders [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Flexradio FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Sent: Monday, June 4, 2007 3:56:59 PM
Subject: RE: [Flexradio]
Dave, Go to WWW.qth.com and do a search. I see one every other day from
people upgrading. Good price and you know it will be working perfectly.
There is a mind shift going from a PRO3 to the Flex but once comfortable, I
wouldn't buy another rice radio. I love it.
Phil
Philip LaMarche
I'm running SVN 1210 and a GeForce 6800 card with current drivers.
PowerSDR always starts up on the second monitor.
Mark NU6X
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I have no problems with this..
the window stays where i put it... the funny thing is the startup
splash screen comes up in the main monitor then the SDR opens in the
other monitor..
... windows xp pro with GeForce 7300gt graphics card..
W9RAY
Mark Mumaw wrote:
I'm running SVN 1210 and
How come:
using cwx to send cw
Iambic must be off or the cw is wrong
but
Using a paddle connected to the key in jack
Iambic must be on and reverse paddles must be checked
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Before you brag about your family tree, better do some pruning!
Firebrick,
I looked at your picture and didn't see anything unusual. Your power
output should be flat over the audio spectrum range and then some. I
don't know what you are doing, but something is wrong. How are you
measuring power? The meters in the PSDR Console are useless for
making
All,
It is becoming increasingly apparent to me that I'm not going to have time
to play with the HPSDR stuff I bought (and I have a Flex5000A on order) so
I'm putting it up for sale. If anyone is interested, I'll bring the
equipment to Hamcom this weekend or I can ship it.
I have the following:
Hi All,
While anxiously awaiting delivery of my new Flex 5000A I decided my
SDR1000 could use a new home. I moved it from its humble apartment
into a nice duplex with wonderful neighbors.
Take a look: www.exothink.com/OXDR exothink.com/OXDR
73,
John
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The microphone connector is the ubiquitous standard 8-pin Foster
connector found on just about every HF transceiver
Good news.
Does its pinout match a microphone
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