[Flexradio] Demi has been sold

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Re: [Flexradio] Extrange click noise inside my sdr-1000

Thank's 4 your answer. Mike Naruta escribió: Is your PC on before turning the power supply on? Yes...my pc is always on. My SDR-1000 is on a parallel port. I use USB. If my PC is off, the parallel port has no control voltages so the SDR-1000 makes noise. When I have my PC Windows

[Flexradio] can someone explain why this was happening

FW0YL was on 7081.0 lsb listening 7290.0 lsb I would click on the qsy option in my logging program (Spot Collector)which would indeed cause SDR1000 to qsy to the correct frequencies. Now SDR and DXLab would not choose LSB for the 7081.00 vfoa and I'd have to manually select LSB SDR and DXLab

[Flexradio] further update on 40 meter split anomaly

I also went back to beta 1.9 Same problem existed. In any version of PWSDR, I can not manually raise the frequency of vfo b when the MultiRX is enabled. If I move the cursor under ANY number int he vfob readout, it will not increase. It will decrease but not increase. In other words...if the

Re: [Flexradio] further update on 40 meter split anomaly

Bill, This is perfectly normal. The multi-watch function allows you to listen to 2 different frequencies, BUT they BOTH must be within the frequency range of the receive audio stream of your sound card, i.e. 96 kHz or 192 kHz depending on your sound card. In short, if you cannot see the signal

Re: [Flexradio] further update on 40 meter split anomaly

Thanks Ray, I had a hunch it was something like this but didn't make the connection with the panadaptor being the limiting factor. I was trying to work the math out, and didn't click on the 192 panadaptor issue. I did work Vlad from one his last African spots and he had a monster split...but I

Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

FlexRadio KB Admin wrote: Please refer to the KB article on how to pick a Firewire host controller, Selecting High Performance Firewire Cards for FlexRadio Transceivers http://kb.flex-radio.com/article.aspx?id=10250 -Tim FRS KB Administrator That link in the article to the Syba product

[Flexradio] Fw: Helpful software

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Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

I want to reinforce the TRY IT FIRST I use the 5000 with several cheap firewire cards and my old Dell laptop has a 4 pin firewire jack. All work well. John P. Basilotto W5GI Marketing and Product Manager FlexRadio Systems 512-535-5266 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

I think the key is the agere controller chip so a via is not the best choice (many of the embedded firewire ports are via chips). Anyway, if you have a firewire card, try it first, then order is the recommendation from Tim. I had some time on my hands so ordered it just to stay active while

Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

I just put my production FLEX5000 on the air this morning using an Intel DG965WHMKR motherboard with the TI Firewire chipset onboard. Seems to work fine. The rest of the system is an Intel Core2Duo E6600 @ 2.4 gHz and 2 mb of RAM. XP Pro SP2 is the o/s. CPU usage runs between 15% and 25%. I

[Flexradio] firewire type

I'm having a senior moment here. I know I have Firewire. (my edirol is plugged into it) But when I go to SystemHardware, I'm not sure of where to look. What should I look for in the Device Manager that will give me a clue as to which FW type I have. This is a Dell, 3.2 dual core XPS machine, 1

Re: [Flexradio] firewire type

That is your Firewire (1394) host controller. -Tim -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of FireBrick Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2007 12:30 PM To: FlexRadio List Subject: [Flexradio] firewire type I'm having a senior moment here. I know I have

Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

To all, Here is the issue with posting specific recommendations for hardware, which I am not 100% fond of, but everyone requests. The links and the products posted will, over time, become obsolete. To that end, I am going to change the format of the article, but there is a few things I want to

Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

Bob, I'm also using an Intel board which uses the same Intel G965 Express chip set. I have the micro ATX Intel DG965OTMKR. I have been using the onboard Firewire with the FA-66 for several months. It seems to work perfectly. What would be the symptoms of a less than perfect Firewire port?

Re: [Flexradio] About the S and D in SDR

I'm reactivating this old thread because of the last Flex Radio Friends TeamSpeak session. Phil, VK6APH mentioned his experience with phasing two SoftRock 40s running on the same clock. He said that the phase was rapidly changing, even with the short distance between his antennae. Perhaps some

Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

The other point to watch is that manufacturers will sometimes change the chip on a board but keep the same model# and UPC, so you can't tell what you are getting without looking at the card -- although the picture or a version# in some minuscule type on the package sometimes reveals the

Re: [Flexradio] About the S and D in SDR

At 11:17 AM 8/5/2007, Mike Naruta wrote: I'm reactivating this old thread because of the last Flex Radio Friends TeamSpeak session. Phil, VK6APH mentioned his experience with phasing two SoftRock 40s running on the same clock. Same clock? And phase changing? Something is wrong. He said that

Re: [Flexradio] 5000 Beta testers: What firewire cards work?

John P Basilotto W5GI wrote: I want to reinforce the TRY IT FIRST I use the 5000 with several cheap firewire cards and my old Dell laptop has a 4 pin firewire jack. All work well. John P. Basilotto W5GI Marketing and Product Manager FlexRadio Systems 512-535-5266 In the earliest

[Flexradio] SVN 1395

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[Flexradio] receive problem

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Re: [Flexradio] receive problem

Douglas Johnson escribió: My sdr 1000 was operating fine until I moved it to another location. I was careful with all connections and used the same computer and components again. upon booting up, it goes into transmit directly from standby with no receive possible. all the usual suspects

Re: [Flexradio] receive problem

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Re: [Flexradio] receive problem

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