Rob,
Let me confirm Roland's statement that the DC hump has nothing to do with
the SDR-1000 and everything to do with the sound card. Better cards have
lower DC offset and/or noise. The FLEX-5000 does not have this hump because
it uses a built in high performance A/D converter (i.e. no hump). Ja
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Tim,
How do you do that, ie, save EQ profiles? Actually, the receive
bandpass is perfectly flat using DIGU with the receive equalizer
"reset" to zero. It's just that on SSB, you need to use it, and it
is active on DIGU receive. Transmit is where you really need an
equalizer. I measured the
I agree ... my best preformance is 512/192 .. but it runs fine at 256/192
..now this is a Intel dual/6700 with 4 Gigs..and the only item on the
machine is the 5000A.
John:
I upgraded SVN today and see that there are now Buffers for TX & RX
..explain the merits...??
Also I sweep the the headpho
Ken,
Try increasing the Driver buffer size.
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Chas,
I agree that the RX EQ setting should be saved, but save it along with
the TX EQ settings in the TX Profiles. That way you can associate a TX
profile with a particular operating mode rather than being restricted to
just one RX EQ setting for a particular mode of operation. I have
several T
Hi,
I have been using the receive equalizer to reduce some of the high
frequency audio noise on the SDR-1000 which is particularity annoying
when using NR. The audio noise is a problem only on voice modes such
as SSB. However, when I use digital modes, the audio bandwidth is
greater than for
I'm again the high JARTS scorer in zip code 60706
80&40 were my concentrated effort, as that's where I have the poorest
antennas.
Although I did work a alltime new rtty band/entity on 15 meters, C9
I concentrated on 'running' and did have a few problems.
One problem with HotWheels, you loose the
I hear some people are using 192k sampling rate with 256k buffering.
Are they doing this in "safe mode 1" or in the "normal mode"?
I am running an Intel duel processor 2.4 with 4 gigs of memory with the
two high speed 7200 rpm western digital hard drives in a Raid 0
configuration using XP for
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Rob,
I have an SDR-100 as well which I use primarily for SWL'ing.
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