I'm not sure this article is representative of the Flex experience. PSDR is
GPL but not without major financial support and design direction from the
company. As such it is not some hobbyists brain storm or something to spruce
up someone's resume. I recently witnessed a lecture by Google's
Willi,
The issue you refer to is an inherited problem of the PowerSDR software as
it is today due to the DttSP library and the linear method of IQ calibration
the DttSP uses..
It is not solved by as you easily think by storing an infinite number or
settings. Even if you do that you cannot have
I'm not sure this article is representative of the Flex experience.
This is probably all a tangent, but...
From my viewpoint, as a professional software engineer who finds the PowerSDR
design and development process both frustrating and unfriendly, it captures
the Flex experience
At 07:58 PM 8/3/2008, Bob McGwier wrote:
In other words, with the rich set of resources with more fine grained
control, and easier to get at components, the DESIGNERS will have all the
tools they will need if we do our job right.
One of the interesting points (made in one of the articles linked
Lee,
AMEN!
73, Ray, K9DUR
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I'm not sure this article is
I think that the cards are shuffled more than needed.
I am very satisfied with my sdr1k box and its performance.
Image rejection is the holy grail of any DC tranceiver.
I am not interested in automatic image calibration since it always gave
me poor results.
I am also not interested in exotic
At 08:33 AM 8/4/2008, Peter G. Viscarola wrote:
I'm not sure this article is representative of the Flex experience.
This is probably all a tangent, but...
From my viewpoint, as a professional software engineer who finds
the PowerSDR design and development process both frustrating and
While it is useful to consider software development as a general
concept, such a discussion is a lot more involved than the
fascinating web article at mpt.net.nz considers.
Let me make an analogy with my profession: Diagnostic Radiology
(although I practice a subpart, Interventional Radiology).
I think Flex would benefit from additional full-time
devs and an experienced full-time software development manager or architect.
I hear Bill Gates is available
73 W9OY
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Since the 5K already has the blue light of death and multiple
versions, what could he add? :-D
73 W8ER
Lee A Crocker wrote:
I think Flex would benefit from additional full-time
devs and an experienced full-time software development manager or architect.
I hear Bill Gates is
Comic Relief?
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Since the 5K already has the
Jim Lux wrote:
And..
right now, I believe Flexradio has a no new features sort of policy
in place while they try and get to the 2.0 revision.
And I, as a happy SDR1k owner/user support that position. The SDR1K is
what it is and any changes in PowerSDR that increase its capabilities
and
You can always have multiple copies of PowerSDR on your computer. Dedicate a
copy per band with the optimal image rejection settings for that band.
Band changing will not be as easy but at least you'll have the settings you
desire.
Just a thought until something better comes along.
Dave
wo2x
At 02:22 PM 8/4/2008, Chuck Mayfield - AA5J wrote:
Jim Lux wrote:
And..
right now, I believe Flexradio has a no new features sort of policy
in place while they try and get to the 2.0 revision.
And I, as a happy SDR1k owner/user support that position. The SDR1K
is what it is and any changes in
Too bad FlexRadio can't figure out how to come out with a 200 watt radio
instead of making those little dinky improvements.
Bob W6TR
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At 03:11 PM 8/4/2008, you wrote:
You can always have multiple copies of PowerSDR on your computer. Dedicate a
copy per band with the optimal image rejection settings for that band.
Band changing will not be as easy but at least you'll have the settings you
desire.
Just a thought until something
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