On Aug 9, 2008, at 10:05 PM, Ted wrote:
> I miss the D'Arsonval S-meters with the face edge lit by a #47 bulb.
But you want the kind with the arrow pointer.
You know, we have been thinking about this all wrong! The *real*
future for PowerSDR is with plug-in GUI components. That way we can
I miss the D'Arsonval S-meters with the face edge lit by a #47 bulb.
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From: Brian Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Lee Mushel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: FlexRadio List
Sent: Saturday, August 9, 2008 4:44:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] knobs alternative
On Aug 9, 2008, at
Brian:
There was a time when I missed a knob, but that is no longer the case.
I use a Logitech LX3 mouse and a G-11 gaming keyboard. The mouse has a tilt
wheel for fast tuning. But that being said there are even better ones out
there, (Logitech VX series)
I use a modified version the "hotwheel"
On Aug 9, 2008, at 3:01 PM, Lee Mushel wrote:
> It is truly a beautiful modification! Of course the knob is totally
> non-functional but it does satisfy the old timers desire for
> familiarity and
> non-ham visitors to the shack no longer ask how does it work type
> questions!
Sounds prett
On Aug 9, 2008, at 12:03 PM, Jerry Flanders wrote:
> Is there a way to use the "special" buttons and knobs we often have
> on modern keyboards to control PowerSDR? I am typing this on a HP
> keyboard that has about 18 extra buttons as well as a volume control
> knob. Seems like I could be tuning
On Aug 9, 2008, at 11:58 AM, Jerry Flanders wrote:
> Wow. Exactly the opposite for me. I like the PowerSDR click
> interface and find it completely intuitive to click tune (and mouse
> wheel fine tune), etc. It has become my preferred way to operate.
Ever since I first used vi I found statef
If you want a pic and if I have your email address I will certainly be sure
to take one and send it to you! Please keep in mind that I did this last
night during the parade of the olympians---I did watch the fireworks but
lost interest later. I will take the pic as soon as I can find some time
b
Hmaybe attach a Griffin PowerMate to the back
of the National knob, and run the usb cale out the
back to the PC??
73, Jim KQ6EA
--- Lee Mushel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> First let me say that before I explain my feelings
> about knobs you should
> know that my dad always ha
So where the picture??? LOL
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From: "Lee Mushel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "FireBrick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "FlexRadio List"
Sent: Saturday, August 09, 2008 5:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] knobs alternative
> Folks,
>
> First let me say that before I explain my fe
Folks,
First let me say that before I explain my feelings about knobs you should
know that my dad always had extra holes put on his Buicks. He always had
six-holers, for example, so I do naturally come by the desire for a slightly
different, or unique, appearance. I've listened to the complain
Brian,
Not sure if you're aware of it or not, but depressing the 'SHIFT' key
while tuning with the mouse wheel drops it's tuning step by a factor of
10. So if you don't mind two-fisted operation, you'll find that you can
really get around the band and still fine-tune cw and ssb stations very
quick
Actually it's not an alternative.
It's a real knob. Navigator.
Used with Ed Russel's, w2rf, svn, it gives you two choices.
In contesting, especially digital contesting you really need two hands.
One for fine tuning frequency and the other for mouse 'grabs' or keyboard.
I found the Navigator easy
Is there a way to use the "special" buttons and knobs we often have
on modern keyboards to control PowerSDR? I am typing this on a HP
keyboard that has about 18 extra buttons as well as a volume control
knob. Seems like I could be tuning with that volume control and using
the others for other s
Wow. Exactly the opposite for me. I like the PowerSDR click interface
and find it completely intuitive to click tune (and mouse wheel fine
tune), etc. It has become my preferred way to operate. In fact, in a
recent RTTY contest I used the PowerSDR interface almost exclusively
to tune my K3 thro
If you want to tune the radio rapidly just right click off the cursor and left
click the panasapter. A little hand will grab the screen and you can tune as
fast or slow as you want. Right click the cursor on again and you have 1hz
resolution. It might be nice to make the mouse wheel click bu
I know, "Real radios don't need knobs," but until you really change
the architecture of the system, they sure are nice to have. In fact,
the knobs are still there but you have to use a mouse to move them. My
Griffin Powermate VFO knob is still back ordered along with my second
RX so in the
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