Your probably not doing anything wrong. The biggest user of cycles is probably
your cluster program especially if you are logged into multiple clusters. When
I was using a single core machine I would routinely max out when there was a
contest going on and the cluster was flying. If I turned
It helps if I type the URL correctly! The correct link is:
http://www.qsl.net/k9dur/downloads.htm
Sorry.
73, Ray, K9DUR
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Sent: Sunday, July 20, 2008 10:49 AM
To: 'Ray, K9DUR'; 'Flex Radio Reflector'
Subject: RE: [Flexradio]
Digital...when working is good, it has good and bad pointsI am using
analog...which works properly for me. Digital is not a cure-all. VAC is
crude and has many bugs ... and the author seems to have an attitude towards
everyone (or at least me) who won't send him the money...I even wanted
There's a Dell with XP-Pro advertised in the current Micro Center flyer.
Probably the closest location to you is at Central Expressway and
Midpark in Dallas, across from the Headquarters of TI. This model works
for me my 5k.
Robert Redmon wrote:
Buddy with a new Flex 5k is going nuts trying
It was a PITA all weekend in the 6 meter contest.
even at 40 watts or less the PWSDR would flash the RED HIGH SWR message and cut
back the power.
Whether I used the ATU or not.
Sometimes the Red High SWR message stays on the panadaptor.
a tap of the cw key cures it.
Usually it takes more than a
My computer guy built a dual core with 3 Gb of RAM and housed in a black
cabinet about the size of the 5K. It was designed to be a ham/5K dedicated
computer. I've never had a problem with it. Cost around 800 with XP. Any
one interested, I can pass along his phone and email.
Phil
Philip
What does it make you wonder, Pete?
73,
Bob, K5KDN
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Why haven't they put
reference, links or buttons to logging programs, voice keyers, digital
programs, etc? Makes you wonder
I think they have, the knowlegebase on 3rd party addons has a number of howto's!
I've owned quite a few different radios over the years.
I can't remember one that had
At 07:50 PM 7/20/2008, Brian Lloyd wrote:
On Jul 20, 2008, at 5:29 PM, Neal Campbell wrote:
That system is on the bottom end of what I would go with, especially
with integrated video and 1GB of memory. The video is stealing system
memory
32M
so I bet you have some memory swapping
At 09:19 PM 7/20/2008, Brian Lloyd wrote:
On Jul 20, 2008, at 6:24 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:
Well, that will be tough because I am only using the devices on the
MB itself. There are no boards plugged into any of the PCI slots.
AH HA! I am sure the mobo Firewire interface is your problem.
It sounds like the audio stream is choking. Are you using Safe Mode 1 on
the FLEX-5000 Control Panel? If so, try using Safe Mode 2 or 3. Using
larger buffers may help stabilize things as well.
If you didn't grab the latest drivers from the web when you installed the
video card, that might help
http://www.tortoisesvn.net works for me here.
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Subject: [Flexradio] Tortoise
Has tortoise changed
Absolutely, this is a new kind of radio system. It's a collaboration of the
latest technology from Flexradio and the personal computer world. This radio
does things that are impossible with the older radios. The fact is that;
Flexradio and the team of programmers have embraced legacy ham
We have a small number of refurbished and demo units for sale at discount
prices. These units are packaged like new units and have the full 2-year
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or more of these units, call John at the number below.
John P.
You don't mention the model!!
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Mon, 21 Jul 2008 12:10:56 -0500 Subject: [Flexradio] For Sale We have a
small number of refurbished and demo units for sale at discount prices. These
units are packaged like new units
We have a small number of refurbished and demo FLEX-5000A units for sale at
discount prices. These units are packaged like new units and have the full
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OK, so far I have discovered that some changes using OO Base do change
PowerSDR.mdb as well, but the only change I have so far been able to
make that does anything like what I have in mind is to edit the text for
14.070 to read 20M RTTY/Digital instead of just 20M RTTY: that
change then
I believe the OO tool is mucking up the Access database. Obviously it is
truncating the precision of the field value which is probably why you are
receiving the error. The data is there, but OO is not showing it.
Maybe if you can provide a detailed band plan for digital modes on all bands
Thats what i was thinking...
base model computer are coming with 1-2 gb now days, decent ones have
3-4gb and i have seen higher end ones a Best Buy selling lately with
6gb of memory..
Well, frankly, 1GB isn't much memory these days. But you really
shouldn't be doing that much I/O to the
Just one precaution. No swap file means no crash dump files (debugging) are
created if you get a BSoD. So if you are experiencing errors, re-enable the
swap file for debugging purposes.
-Tim
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On Jul 21, 2008, at 1:16 PM, Tim Ellison wrote:
This radio should have, NO deserves to have, the fastest computer
that a ham can reasonably attach to it
Absolutely. Which is why you don't put bias-ply recapped tires on a
Lamborghini. :-)
I suspect that this is like people who put
The negative comments about switching supplies are about 10 years out
of date. Besides being much more efficient (power conservation),
modern switching supplies also have better regulation under load and
are capable of delivering a cleaner DC.. Now that the switching
supply technology has
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If by 'bloat' you mean obsolete coding encapsulated in legacy ham applications
then I agree with you. The difficulty in maintaining this position is when you
try to do PSK31, RTTY, Olivia and all the fun modes by rolling your own
'modern' code. The amount of programming becomes undeniably
Tim,
You must be correct about Open Office causing a problem.
Alan's statement that, ...the database is defined to permit only two
decimal places... is absolutely not correct. The Low High fields in
the BandText table are double-precision floating-point numbers, with at
least 14 significant
Rob,
AMEN!
73, Ray, K9DUR
(BSEE)
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Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 6:59 PM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] New PS. Switching or not?
The negative comments about switching supplies
On Jul 21, 2008, at 6:08 PM, Ted wrote:
If by 'bloat' you mean obsolete coding encapsulated in legacy ham
applications then I agree with you.
Well, mostly I was thinking about what gets foisted off on us by
Microsoft every time there is an upgrade.
The difficulty in maintaining this
I am using the SDR1000 with my transverters for VHF/UHF. I use the X2 port
and the open collector switches to control my transverters via a simple
homebrew interface. ( Not a UCB but just a couple of relais) With each band
selection button I can switch the specific transverter and its associated
Quoting Ray, K9DUR [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Mon 21 Jul 2008 07:32:15 PM PDT:
Rob,
AMEN!
73, Ray, K9DUR
(BSEE)
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Quoting Maarten [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Mon 21 Jul 2008 08:10:41 PM PDT:
I am using the SDR1000 with my transverters for VHF/UHF. I use the X2 port
and the open collector switches to control my transverters via a simple
homebrew interface. ( Not a UCB but just a couple of relais) With each band
Oh. That really stinks. I can pretty much forget to homebrew something. This
will make it tough to transfer my transverter hardware to a SDR5000.
Programming a PIC or Rabbit sounds far more difficult than wiring a couple
of relais and is most likely beyond my expertise. I kind of missed the whole
Much thanks to Tim, Neal, Jerry, Dudley, Bob, Frank, Jim, and others.
At Tim's (and Frank's) urging off-list, I have installed a new display
adaptor, a new IEEE 1394 adaptor, more RAM, and generally stripped
Windows down to only that needed to make it run the stuff I am trying
to run.
You only need to worry about homebrewing an I2C interface until Flex
comes out with some Flexwire products or defines a protocol so some of
us can (like happened with the UCB). I am not sure but do not believe
there is anything in Psdr currently that sends data over that port so
you would have to
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