Hi.
Would it be possible to have a snap-to centre on the sliders for the RX1, sub
RX2?
Thanks
Nige.
G7CNF
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This interesting thread has been active off the list-server as
well as on. I strongly agree with Jay Sewell's comment (I have
never...) about QSK. Clearly the dominant design/engineering thread at
Flex has not thought very carefully about CW operation, and my view is
that the Flex boxes are
Just to clarify the air a bit, I should say that my 100-watt F3K
does wonderfully well as a 25-watt PSK transceiver, and that it proved
its moxie this past weekend on 6 meter USB and CW at full power. I
should also say that for the most part, my dealings with Flex personnel
have been great.
Has anyone on the list built up a computer for PowerSDR that uses a Mini ITX
motherboard? I've been speculating on building something in a small format
that would be for a media player for my projector but would also pull double
duty as a portable computer for field day or vacations.
I've
Just watched the preview of Apple's iPad. Wonderful capabilities,
ease of use, and portability! I have long wished that Flex would work
directly with the Mac operating system without going through a PC
lobotomy with BootCamp. If technically feasible, I think the
FLEX-3000 or the FLEX-1500
I have to admit that would be pretty cool. Two major roadblocks though: 1).
I doubt that the iPad has the CPU horsepower to run PowerSDR, and 2) even if
it does, I'd be really surprised if it supports Firewire.
On the other hand, I can see a app running on the iPad that lets you access
your
Ditto!
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On Jan 27, 2010, at 2:15 PM, H.L. h...@sfsu.edu wrote:
Just watched the preview of Apple's iPad. Wonderful capabilities,
ease of use, and portability! I have long wished that Flex would
work directly with the Mac operating system without going through a
PC
Hi All,
Having just bought my F3K and being an avid CW Op and having been
promised by the UK Importer
that the F3K will do full QSK like my previous US made rig (which I
am now regretting selling!) I am
deeply concerned about what is being said here on the list and also
in all the emails I
I am almost a100% cw operator and was careful to read the way the Flex
was being described in the advertising before I bought my 5000A a year
and a half ago.
Anyway, as others have observed, the reality was very disappointing. In
fact, when I first got my 5ka, it was almost unusable on cw at
I somewhat regret that I started this thread with a simple question about
the lowest delay setting you are using with the ACOM 2000A and it diverged
into how poor the Flex is for QSK. For the record, I can set the delay as
low as 10ms and still have mostly clean QSK. 15ms is completely clean.
It looks like the iPad runs off of the same architecture that the
iPod/iPhone run on, and not a personal computer architecture like x86. Thus
even if there was a mac version of the software, it probably wouldn't work
on the iPad. A specific app would need to be written. I would imagine a
Lite
Hi Greg
PowerSDR is 100% available via SVN so yes, there is enough of it available
to port it to other operating systems. It is so entwined with the Windows
architecture, plus the majority of it is in C# so that isn't an easy task.
While iPhone/iTouch/iPad programming is a bit different than
...plus the majority of it is in C# so that isn't an easy
task.
Believe it or not, you can port C# .Net applications to the iPhone using Mono
(Google C# iPhone for more info). So SOME of PowerSDR would probably port.
Even so, in the end you'd probably wind-up re-writing a great deal of the
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